Don't Stop, Girlypop!

i want to make it clear that i respect the devs of this. its an incredible thing to be able to make your first game and only serves to build your experience for later projects, but honest to god this is one of the most miserable experiences ive ever played. Its playable sure but the overall feel of this game is just abysmal, the weapons dont feel good to use, in the later levels you are constantly being bombarded with just an overload of things, the arena waves are set up horribly and you dont really have the right weapons or mechanics to deal with them properly so you're just kinda floundering around and dont get me started on the platforming. it feels like they put more into the aesthetic and marketing of the game rather than making the game play well. theres a lot of gimmicks that really dont need to be here either or that clash against the core focus of the game where ironically, you actually have to stop or slow down. the music however, absolutely knocked it out of the park, really good tracks throughout the whole thing. despite my dislikes, i really hope they give game dev'ing another shot. i look forward to seeing what and if they make next.

I had hopes for this game, but its potential seems to be completely wasted. I am not new to movement shooters, Ultrakill is my favorite game and I have P-ranked all content on Brutal. The weapons, soundtrack, and the aesthetics are fine. But that's about it The movement is mediocre, which is bad since this is supposed to be a movement shooter. The game constantly slows you down, and even when it isn't, the speed cap is too low to enjoy the movement. The primary way of gaining speed is easy enough, but there is basically no alternative, and with the speed cap it doesn't feel fun. The jump height is too low with no way to increase (despite having a similar slam mechanic to ultrakill's) which makes the platforming sections insanely annoying. I like the rails but they're rare and don't synergize with other few movement mechanics. Wallrunning also sometimes just don't work There are some bugs, with poor geometry and the hooks not registering half the time. I like the weapons, but the gunplay isn't good. It's not satisfying and the feedback is kinda poor. I went in hoping to like the game but I can't lie, without the movement being redone and bug fixes i cannot recommend this game.

aesthetics carry the game, but the gameplay itself is very boring. if it wasnt for the overall theme and vibe- which personally i found irritating, this game would be nothing special

Style and humor don't save it from failing at it's own genre approach. Momentum breaks faaaaaarr to often and easily, making it feel slow and boring. There's very little chances for vertical momentum, giving you limited ways to express movement. Also, I can't lie, it's just not fun to look at. Sparkles and lights can't hide the stiff, boring models. It's like looking at bedazzled cardboard.

ue5 fps template with a pink aesthetic

my first game of this genre. I am ass at it. I'm an ass girly though, so this works in my favor. so so campy and fun. doesn't run the smoothest, but still very fun and makes up for it with all of its charm.

waow... protect queer art

This game is good, but not $20 good, the combat is amazing but it keeps getting interrupted with platforming that DOES NOT work well with the movement mechanics and are quite annoying to get through. Love supporting indie creators, and overall it was quite fun.

Music, aesthetics, overall vibe of the game is 100% on point, yes you can barely tell what is going on at any given moment but I mean watch the trailer, what you see is what you get. What I don't like is the movement "mechanics" because to me its less of a mechanic and more of a gimmick. Simply holding wasd to move results in you moving at a CRAWL and slooooowly accelerating. Jumping causes you to accelerate a bit faster but its still painful. There is also a air slam mechanic a la ultrakill and a dash similar to ultrakill and doom eternal (and also a ✨girly✨ version of glory kills). The best way to increase your speed is to do something the game calls "wavehopping" which is to hold W (it HAS to be W, or forward if using a controller, you cannot execute this while strafing) and slam -> jump -> dash. Keep in mind, the dash's momentum isn't preserved like a dash jump in ultrakill, those combination of keys is hard coded to increase your overall acceleration. Its just a completely arbitrary series of key presses the game forces you to do to make the game feel remotely good. IMO. This makes the game feel less like a crazy arena shooter and more like a first person parkour game like mirror's edge with moon gravity where your main goal is to preserve your speed and momentum at all costs while also trying to deal with enemies. Now I might have stuck with it if the movement speed was uncapped or capped way higher than it is, but currently the movespeed seems to be capped at 15 units which is not fast enough for me to suffer through the hoops the game expects me to jump through. I think speedrunners would enjoy this game more than someone who loves shooters. This game isn't OBJECTIVELY bad by any means, I just bounced off the game's main gimmick which is getting and preserving speed. The way you get movement speed just feels way too arbitrary to me. Wait hold on I just received an email saying I was flagged by this game's state-of-the-art moid detection system which is why the movement feels so clunky to me, understandable, carry on ladies.