Thanks a lot, I really appreciate the feedback and the detailed info! I’m glad you liked the projectile combinations.

I’m actually surprised you felt the difficulty curve was too low. For the first ~40 seconds it definitely is, but after that I felt like it ramps up pretty fast. Based on my code, I honestly thought the game would become almost unplayable after around 6 minutes. The best player I tested it with usually died after about 4 minutes, so you must be some kind of keyboard god, haha.

Do you remember what high score you managed to get?

Glad you liked it! I wasn’t sure about it at first since it’s not a classic button-based menu, so I’m happy it worked out the way it is 🙂

Thanks a lot for the review! I’m really glad you liked the idea with the changing controls and that the overall vibe worked for you 🙂

Thanks a lot for playing! With games that have to be downloaded, it’s always extra nice knowing someone took the time to do it, so I really appreciate that. Thanks for the kind words 🙂

Also, wow until now only one person had beaten my high score, and I tried many times myself without success. Do you remember what score you got? There’s a chance you might actually be the current world record holder in my game 😮

Thanks for the feedback, I’m really glad you appreciated the idea and the effort!

I’m a bit surprised that Unreal surprised you, to be honest. I always thought it was one of the most loved engines out there, but I guess I might be living in a bit of a bubble, haha.

Thanks again for taking the time to play and leave a review!

Thanks a lot for the quality review and for the ideas on how to improve the concept. The idea of collecting points around the map is great and will most likely be added if I continue developing the project. I experienced the same monotony myself at the early stage, just waiting in the center of the screen, and simply increasing the difficulty didn’t feel like the right solution. Your suggestion actually solves that problem really well.

Showing the score during gameplay does make a lot of sense. I was worried that it might hurt the clean, simple look of the game, and even more that it could interfere with visibility, especially with enemies spawning from the top of the screen. Still, I think it’s probably worth sacrificing a bit of visual simplicity so players can clearly see their score.

I’m thinking about expanding this idea in the future and possibly turning it into a game focused on learning keyboard typing. If you have any more ideas, feel free to share them. I really like your approach and feedback.

Thanks again for the great review!

I’m really glad you appreciated the idea. It was the most important part of the game for me, so it means a lot that it stood out to you.

Visually, I intentionally kept things simple so players could focus on the gameplay rather than the presentation. I also wanted to use only assets and features available directly in the engine, and I managed to stick to that approach, with the exception of the music.

As for the gameplay, I agree that there are definitely a few things that could be improved.

Thanks a lot for taking the time to play the game and for leaving a quality review!