I really like the concept of reviving or healing the enemies and enjoyed playing it, I'd like to play it again if you keep developing it. I think it could be interesting if there were different types of enemies requiring an specific type of weapon or ammunition to damage them so instead of just changing back and forth between the damaging and healing, you also had to change to the right weapon for that specific type of enemy, I believe it would be a more frenetic approach to the gameplay but I'm curious to see what you come up with the next version of this project. Great work!
Amazing concept! Great way of introducing the mechanic as well. Only feedback would be to make the guns more visually distinct like you have with the enemy types.
the shock i had when the enemies revived themselves at negative health was amazing! i love this concept so much! the only problem was the glitchy UI at times, but that's understandable given you guys had just 2 days!!
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I really like the concept of reviving or healing the enemies and enjoyed playing it, I'd like to play it again if you keep developing it. I think it could be interesting if there were different types of enemies requiring an specific type of weapon or ammunition to damage them so instead of just changing back and forth between the damaging and healing, you also had to change to the right weapon for that specific type of enemy, I believe it would be a more frenetic approach to the gameplay but I'm curious to see what you come up with the next version of this project. Great work!
Amazing concept! Great way of introducing the mechanic as well. Only feedback would be to make the guns more visually distinct like you have with the enemy types.
the shock i had when the enemies revived themselves at negative health was amazing! i love this concept so much! the only problem was the glitchy UI at times, but that's understandable given you guys had just 2 days!!
your game is amazing extremely fun and a amazing concept