Curse of the Corsair

[h1]Yarrr-ish? 🤔[/h1] Wrote me review at thee end tov dis' post- 📜✍: https://thesatisfaction.weebly.com/shipsblog/curse-of-the-corsair

[spoiler] this is a wolverinesoft inside joke copypasta [/spoiler] Well, it runs fairly smoothly. There's absolutely nothing to it though and if these guys are coding students, I don't know who is teaching them but they seem to have missed the bit where they create a worthwhile Hack and Slash game. These kids could be leaving university with a steady income if they'd just put a bit more game in their game. I would like to see a sequel with a bit more ultrawide aspect ratios support, some information about the abilities, lift all the good features from Hack and Slash (and Hades is NOT a stand out of the genre btw - it's simply one of the least bad ones that's still going), zoom out about 500% because this is to Hades as Duplo is to Lego at the moment. The game has 3 enemy types which is incredibly boring and there's no information about the levels that are coming etc etc etc. I've no idea what they were learning from this - the only thing I can guess is that perhaps it's about the code in the background? It wasn't lagging even running at speed so maybe they created a hyper efficient code base in comparison to Hades which can really lag when it's got a lot of stuff on screen. Who knows? Curse of the Corsair II please. Lets see what you can do when you try and make money, which should obviously be what students should be doing with these projects.