Mad Sector

Dear developers, here are some rules for future games. 1. Focus your content. Doom's first level had terrific spritework, soundtrack, secrets, and great map design that made the player want to see more. Your first real level was completely devoid of content and felt completely empty. In the description you say you've made 25 levels, but anyone would run out of patience after just 1 if you're not going to give them any content. Instead of making 25 paper-thin levels, put all of your recources into making 3 decent ones. 2. First impressions are everything. You got it right by not starting the game off immediately in the action boringly with no context, and you built tension up to those baffling guessing game rooms. Making the player look through 30 rooms for one key is nothing but tedious, and these things just make the player want to quit. The movement and aiming also felt unresponsive, but that's more forgivable in my opinion. I ran out of patience for this game, but I hope you make something better in the future.

I played it just long enough to leave a negative review. An ironically bad game is still bad. In Mad Sector's case, this game is ironic ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. Here is a list of things I'd rather do than play this game: [list] [*]Give a sponge bath to inmates in a maximum security prison. [*]Douse myself in honey and roll through an ants nest. [*]Be a background extra in a snuff film. [*]Drink bleach. [*]Watch someone else drink bleach. [*]Watch Madonna's filmography. [*]Bob for apples in a Piranha infested toilet bowl. [*]Get a Brazilian wax from an overweight, hairy man. [*]Give a Brazilian wax to an overweight, hairy man. [*]Stuff pocket change up my ass. [*]Snort Heroin. [/list] I hope the half dozen people who read this review get some kind of entertainment from it, because you won't find any with Mad Sector.