Hmmm. Super Liam Reloaded does sound like a cool name for a game, the idea of a complete remake of SL is just different, I guess.  Have there been any other games, mainstream or not, that've done that?  I, like probably everyone else who has beaten SL, wants to know what happens next.  It really is a clifhanger.

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The credits tell you that all the character voices are done by Liam.  Some of those cutscenes are just great, and I often catch myself quoting them when I'm walking somewhere.  My favorite has to be the one before the water escape.

Brian

Super Liam is probably one of my favorite audio games. I genuinely perchased it, though admitedly have had to ask liam for unlock codes every now and then do to OS corruption and other undesired computer trouble like that. As well, I own 2 computers so I had to ask for a second key right after I purchased the game.
I truely like the idea of SL reloaded.
I love the original superliam game, and have beaten it entirely at least 35 or 40 times. Heck, I've even done speedruns of it scoring completion times of like 35 minutes!
My only complaint about it was the bosses; I mean, even on my first play-through truely found all of them too easy(No offence, Liam, You've got a great game here).
In general, bosses are my favorite thing in any game, and I wish more audiogames had them.
I thought Airbot was probably the easiest. Cycle bot is probably one of the hardest just because you needed some good reaction time. Wildbot: Yeah, I like bosses like that, where 2 - 3 minutes are required to beat them. this one is too easy though.
Laser bot is my favorite boss. He talks to you, you have to chase him, and you have to press that control key mega-fast! Only problem? a bit too easy.
I truely wished waterworks had a boss;If it did, it probably would have been the hardest in the game! My idea is something like this:
have Several platforms, something like in the x1 battle. Inbetween the platforms(I'm thinking 5 or 6 of them) a vast water-filled chasm. the boss robot would float or swim in this chasm, change direction randomly and frequently, then emerge at random on one of the platforms, preparing himself to launch a furious water or electric attack. . you'd have to kinda chase him around the room, jumping from platform to platform in either direction as he was in the water, and be ready to take a quick shot at him when he came up onto one of the platforms, disrupting his attack.  After a successfull shot, or after he scored a hit on you he'd go back in the water and start another attack cycle.
If you weren't quick enough to take a shot at him you'd face a nasty blast of water or electricution. If it was made like wildbot where there's no way to "dodge" his attacks, it would have quite a bit of chalenge in it. You'd also have to be on the same platform, or close to it in order to hit him;though he could hit you from anywhere in the room. It might sound unfare but if you new the strat it would become fairly easy(as most bosses do after you've beaten them a fiew times).

Some people might say that an easy boss was somewhat of a relief, which I can agree on. though a really hard boss is a nacesity at some point.

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If you go backwards from the start of level 5 act 2, you'll come across a health boost and 2 extra lives along with some robot guards.  Even if you die while fighting the robots you will still have one extra life, and since you gain points based on how many lives you have at the end of a level you can increase your score by continuing to get the two lives and die.  There are other weird design flaws in some other levels - I remember it's possible to beat X1 by stepping back and forth to avoid the laser rather than crossing any platforms but I don't remember exactly how to do it.   I hope Liam fixes these.

Yeah, You got it dead on!
Going back I think is either a glitch(game doesn't reset your score) or a hidden secret. Why it doesn't work in waterworks, I have no idea;though I was rather disappointed to make that discovery.