PyWeek - aqfire, WingsOfCode, derpcode, pyguy and stripedkramer join forces to create...something - feedback

The controls were a little sluggish.

I love character building, so initially I was intrigued. But when I got to the robot level I floated around for a good five minutes and could not get close to any powerups. Ultimately frustrating. I wanted to see the boss. Maybe I'm doing something wrong?

Can't say I quite understood what I was doing

the control is very annoying

Nice work guys!

no sound

OK gameplay, although seemed a bit simplistic. The mix of detailed clipart
and the drawn art didn't work for me.

could have been more interesting when having more time

nice game ;)

Got really Tedious

Well, this game has some things going for it. I like the different levels and choosing powerups by choosing what you'll mutate into. The gameplay had some issues, though. I got to the level with the robots and no matter how relentlessly I pursued I could never catch up to the computer, which was always running away from me, if I was reading the minimap correctly. I scoured the whole level and only found one green blob, so I didn't feel like I had any chance of ever catching up.

There's a least one copyright violation. We can read "Copyright (c) 1998 Hewlett-Packard Company" in the file asteroid.jpg.

I don't think this game is fun or innovative. The only good part is the displacement keys. But it doesn't compensate for the poor graphics.

Hm, quite basic. The idea could have been used in a better way. The first and last levels were really odd.

This looks very unfinished. It isn't entirely clear what I should be doing in the second level, and there's no real basis for deciding which mutation to accept.

I wonder what the last level is about. A robot looking at asteroids in space?

Nicely enough produced but really needed for there to be more to the game to make it fun for me.

Just not all that exciting. I never could catch up with the 4th-level boss, even though I was using the speedy robot.

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First you have to work on controls... then you can think how to improve the game look: I can't see any link between your mutations and the "smiles" you take. Try to think a simple story and work to fit all the objects of the game in it.

Reminds me a bit of EVO: Search for Eden. Level 4 had me chasing dots on the mini map until I
finally gave up...

didn't really know how it works

I liked the graphical select menu that appears between rounds.
I found the first round confusing.
Are the victors determined based on stats alone? I 'won' dont' know why though.

The game was a little confusing in terms of why you mutate after level 1 and how you win.

The overal graphics were pretty nice:)

interesting

The controls were kinda sluggish for me.

Very simple Spore style game. Balancing is particularly bad, not upgrading speed left me
completly unmovable as a robot. Frustrating space level as it was impossible to reach the
enemey. No audio.

It was quite difficult to control the player, especially on the robot level. When I got to that I couldn't complete the level as the enemies seemed to be shifting all over the place. It was difficult to tell how fast I was going, as I was static relative the background and I couldn't predict where the other objects were going to be until I bumped into them.

It would have been better if there was more of an objective to each level, and more feedback before you succeed/die. I didn't really understand what I was meant to be doing at first and the choice of things to mutate into didn't affect my strategy at all.

I was lost in space :/ Could not finish that level.
Could not hold down arrow keys on some levels to gain more speed

This game just didn't catch me. The handling seemed quirky and I didn't really get why I'm doing stuff.

Do the types of blob collected actually change anything? It seemed really difficult to notice a difference in the path I chose.