Shatter Point

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controls barely worked. there are no in game settings. couldn't beat level 3 because the grappling hook didn't function at all

This game looks and plays like a prototype. I found the gameplay generally unsatisfying. The levels are designed with some amount of smooth, fluid movement in mind, but the actual movement doesn't deliver. You lose all your momentum when you do a wall run, and the momentum from sliding suddenly wearing off even when you're airborne is incredibly clunky and unsatisfying. It would play much better if you kept your momentum when wallrunning and could slide indefinitely, or at least kept your slide momentum in the air. In short: the movement isn't what you'd except for this style of game. The shotgun and combat were also underwhelming. Nothing feels "punchy" and the shotgun suddenly being unable to propel you into the air until you land doesn't make sense and feels clunky. A potential solution would be to make the shotgun a single shot, which can only be reloaded when you're on the ground. If you still want the player to be able to fight when the shotgun is empty, you could maybe add a pistol which takes its place until you reload the shotgun. The grappling hook is rigid and not very fun to use. The enemies were very simple and more annoying than anything. They're easy to avoid, but can, for example, instantly kill you when you turn a corner. The dynamite robots were especially irritating since they instantly kill you when you get too close, which feels unfair and unsatisfying. This could be remedied by giving them a short fuse. The game instantly stopping when you die also feels bad, it would be better if it didn't just freeze. The audio isn't great. The music starting over when you die or go to a new level gets annoying, it might be better if it kept playing. It would be great to have a settings menu, so you can tweak things like audio volume, video settings and controls. This game clearly seems heavily inspired by Karlson, both visuals and gameplay. It seriously underdelivers, unfortunately. I'm sure this game could be great with some significant reworks and tweaks, but in its current state, i can't recommend it. If the developer reads this, don't let my review discourage you from continuing development. I hope you keep working on this game, or any other projects.