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First off, I always give bonus points to games with medals. I like to encourage that.

Second, it's not a terribly designed game, but it's not really good either. I love the music, but the controls feel a little sloppy. I also didn't even realize you had such limited ammo until about my 3rd game over, and I was really confused about what could have hit me. It's a struggle getting those points, but it definitely adds replay value. It's a quirky little bit, and I like it.

Rixium responds:

Thanks for the feedback. I felt like too much ammo would have taken the challenge away, didn't want the heart showing up more than once.

One thing I will incessantly bitch about with a platformer is whether or not you can control the jump - you know, hold down the jump button to jump higher. This game not only lacks that, but features such a wily, ridiculous leap that just makes it unplayable. The graphics are decent, the main character is okay, but the walking minotaurs are just plain badass. They look great, but, that's about the only thing that does. I also found it weird how the platforms often intertwine with and overlap each other, with a random block shot around here or there. That's really just bad level design. It should take advantage of the character's outrageous jumping abilities.

I generally don't like to give blatantly bad reviews, but.. I don't have much else to say. It would certainly be playable with the proper tweaking, but.. as for now, I just can't.

It's not really a new concept or anything, but collectahthon-type games are fun for me. It obviously lacks music of any kind, which is a huge turn-off for me. There's no ambience or sense of environment. Though, maybe, with you being death, collecting your souls, that was the intention.. which actually makes me somewhat like the silence. It's eerie. But I'd still rather have something to pleasure my earholes

Very calm, very relaxing, and it makes you wondering what the heck's going on. What are you striving for? You never really know until way later, you stop. Then it all sort of comes together.

I love it.

I'm not usually a fan of these types of games, but this one's really fun, and not too difficult to learn.

It's funny, I was just thinking about this. The level requirements, how much EXP you need, all of that.

While it really is useful, I'm not sure I can consider it a game. However, I would certainly like keeping this around just as sort of a reference.

But real talk, are all of these true? If so, to get to Lv. 60, you have to get your 10 EXP every day for over a DECADE??? Good lord, Newgrounds.. that's understandable, but a bit excessive.

Cyberdevil responds:

Glad you liked it, it's definitely not a movie so it had to be sorted as a game. The Gadgets > Other category seemed fitting.

Yupp, the EXP requirements didn't change since the level redesign, so it's all correct. I've been checking different user accounts to make sure. If you look at the rankings you'll see all the top users (with lvl60) signed up around 2000. It's a long road. :)

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