Super Shooter

パズル要素と3D精密プラットフォーマー要素とエイム力、すべてが鍛えられる、3Dパズルプラットフォーマー パワーアームの射撃で遠くのスイッチを押せたり、チャージショットの反動で遠くまで飛んだりできるのが特徴的で、更にステージが進むごとにアップグレードされ、難易度も爽快感も上っていってとっても面白かった！ 言語は英語だけど、主なストーリーはこのページ内に語られているものなので英語がわからなくても問題なし （ただしN.Gineerという通信で話しかけてくる女性は"Hand"という単語を異様に多用してて、もし英語が理解できたら会話内容がより楽しそうではあった) ポータルへのリスペクトも感じる、おすすめのゲーム！

After 1 year since it's release, I finally got to buying a gaming laptop and playing this hidden gem! Definitely worth the purchase just to experience it for myself. I enjoyed the music, the atmosphere, the humor between B-055 (I voiced him) and N. Gineer, and the platformer puzzles which would gradually get more difficult as you progressed through different labs and through upgrading your power arm. You definitely need to think and plan out your moves with the protractor and charge strength of your arm. Some levels have different elements in them which are hinted at in the very beginning of each start of a room from a hologram board. Sometimes consisting of lasers, chargers, hour glasses, teleporters, phase walls, and more. My patience was tested many times, but once you pass a difficult section, it's very very satisfying to move forward to the next challenge. I did encounter some bugs during my playthrough where I got stuck in a place where I wasn't suppose to be in, some issues with staying still on moving platforms and I would be shaked out of it, only to fall in a pit, and a moment where a cutscene wasn't triggered. All of which could be patched. Sometimes I wish there was a sprint button in the game to help speed up traversing to different parts of the room easier rather than resorting to the powerarm to launch your way forward faster. Maybe this was a design choice but I think it would be cool to have still. I do wish there was a bit more variety to the levels and a few more enemies. Overall, I enjoyed this so much. And would play it again when I have the chance just to see how fast I can beat my time and discover easter eggs or strategies I missed and didn't think of in the first playthrough. For anyone looking for a challenging game that tests your reflexes and aim, this is the ONE.

This game is so captivating! It really gets you thinking but also pushes you to get it done! It has its moments that you want to rage and smash your keyboard but once you complete the puzzles it really is satisfying! If you like the Portal games then you MUST play this game! 10/10 would play again and again!

Very fun game I'm enjoying the puzzles and occasional sass from the voice acting. If you love Portal you'll love this game as well. Intuitive levels and just the right amount of challenge!

I really, really wanted to like this. It's my kind of game, I love speedrunning, rocket jumping, etc. But I just can't recommend this game, it's just too frustrating to play because of bugs & bad design coming in the way. While trying to get through the puzzles you'll get stuck on cosmetic geometry (beams for example), have to sit and wait for slow platforms to reset and if you're really unlucky have a move'able platform get stuck or disappear completely towards the end of the game. Forcing you to reload and replay a particularly hard puzzle. Twice. Because for some reason the game only lets you save the game every 2 or 3 puzzles. Even if the bugs mentioned above were fixed, the level design isn't great. As the game progresses the puzzle rooms become huge and your arm gun becomes crazy strong; making you spend a lot of your time just flying in the air, waiting to take the next shot. It feels like the boost could have been weaker and puzzles could have been much smaller and tighter (which would have made the slow walk speed less frustrating). And often the difficulty in the puzzles comes from having to do the same somewhat tricky action 3 or 4 times with no checkpoint in between. Speaking of difficulty, the game starts out incredibly easy until the puzzle when the player is just about to get the second part. Then the difficulty spikes to an incredible degree... though that may mostly be because 80% of the time in that puzzle is spent waiting for a moving platform. Add to that a pretty generic and obvious story, mediocre dialogue and rooms that all look the same. What positive things I can say is that when the game and puzzle design works... then it can be pretty fun. But when it's not, it's frustrating agony. And sadly, a lot of time is spent in the latter camp.

This game is very challenging but super fun! I will be posting a video about it! Not so challenging in the make you rage kind of way but challenging enough that when you finally solve the puzzle you are in, it is very very rewarding!! This game has great voice acting and looks really good too, runs very smoothly. I highly recommend checking this game out yourself if you love puzzle games and support this great game creator!!

Game is what you'd expect for a game in this class I'd say. If you are fine with rough edges and all it is an enjoyable experience. Gameplay is slow and will be for most. Only way to go faster is to constantly boost yourself with the gun/tool. Which for reasons below doesn't feel nice when you try to do it fast. The Q to auto 180 turn is for me not an option. It just feels awkward. The puzzles so far isn't too complex and is more or less hitting the sweet spot of difficulty. It has introduced mechanics in a good pace as well as presenting it in a continuous way. Giving the player the experience of moving through the lab complex. Some puzzles have been annoying since they are dependent on platforms that don't reset on death so you end up manually resetting them and it just wastes the player's time. There are some caveats though that might be a hard no sale for some people. No exclusive fullscreen. So expect input lag no matter what. FPS seems to be capped around 60~isch so expect more input lag. In "fullscreen" (actual borderless fullscreen) the mouse isn't locked in so unplayable for multiscreen users. Which would be a lot of people. Workaround for that being playing in windowed mode, so expect more input lag. I did try the launch parameter fur Unity to go into fullscreen exclusive mode but it might be built on the Unity version between the change of default fullscreen mode and implementing the launch parameter. Or it just overrides it. Either way that doesn't work. Despite all this I can see what the games goes for and it isn't much of the mark. Some polish needed but as said on top, expect some rough edges.