It's a Mad World After All

Loved the story and voice acting.

The difficulty curve felt quite adequate, so well done there as well. My main feedback would be that despite enjoying the story, I wish it had a conclusion.

Overall, very well done though :D

I survived! I like the story and narration, lots of polish in that regard. Neat that each level had different tasks that needed to be done, slowly increasing in difficulty.

Gameplay was bit annoying tbh, especially the way your bullets move around. Also, why is the cursor BEHIND the floor? I feel like I lost sight of where I was aiming so many times cause of that

Nice intro narration ^^ It was nice to have several phases, but as Minphy said, control scheme was bit odd. Also trying to shoot enemies was bit awkward. I think it was nice little game, background could have been bit more interesting.

Good variety, you managed to it feel like you're really making progress towards surviving with each distinct step and minigame. The music and the setting were fun and silly as well.

I think there's some issues with the control scheme choices, pressing the enter key to advance text felt a bit awkward, I think spacebar or the mouse button would make more sense since the player's hands are already resting on those keys. Also, the way the cursor suddenly snaps to the mouse position after your projectile hits is pretty jarring, I think that it should either keep following the mouse and leave an aftereffect at the spot you clicked, or it should set the mouse pointer itself back to that position so there's no jarring jump.

I really liked that each stage had a different gameplay mechanic introduced, and the voice acting was very funny. I played the game on my stream yesterday, if you are interested in watching: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/602080602

Your game is on around 38:20. Nice job!

I really like this game. Having several different phases where you have prioritise different tasks is pretty interesting and helps keep the gameplay fresh. I thought the idea of having to stand still to think was a particularly neat concept. The targeting being locked in place was also cool, though it can get a bit confusing.

Where this game really shines though is the general charm of the mad scientist concept. The intro is fantastic at setting the tone and has some 10/10 voice acting. The crazy creatures you have to fight along with the wacky music really adds to it and totally brings the game to life.

The main thing that could be improved is having a more interesting background during the actual gameplay.

The intro was pretty awesome but I was hoping the end would also have a cool sequence. It was still good though

I really like the voice acting and intro. I think it can be a little confusing that the cursor stops following your mouse while the collector projectile is moving, I often lost track of where it was because I couldn't stop moving my mouse during then.

I like the concept, I feel as though the graphics could have done with a little more polish but the idea is there and it's fun, good entry! :)

The voice acting is on point ;)