Please give me this game's link at my e-mail address [email protected]

@PhantomCreations I sent you a PM

@PhantomCreations Cool, have received and replied

where is the link, iteites?

Hello,
@sethgamer, unless something goes horribly wrong, yes, we are expecting to have the soundtrack available for purchase.
Lauren has put it into my mind to include some iconic sounds from the game, and I might just take her up on that. There are none currently as of now.
Kind regards,
The Phantom Creations Team.

Sorry, I can't complete level 3.2!  Once I climb the ladder there is only an infinite void, even jumping with the running momentum I always end up falling and dying.  Even when exploring with the camera, you see nothing but emptiness, there are no platforms to land on.  How can I complete the level without crashing and dying?  Thanks...

Hey fantom, so the tital says shcarlit shells demo 1. or something like that.
what's that supposed to mean, is there going to be an other?

I apologize it was not the first staircase where the drone is, the second, before the great void.

Hey all,
I heard about this game from a friend, and decided to check it out! I'm not really familiar with typical beat-em-up stuff, so this is kind of new to me. Therefore, I can't comment a lot on whether the game's way of doing things is good or bad, at least not in comparison to how quality classic beat-em-ups work.

It took me a while to figure out how the partial invincibility and the throwing enemies across the screen thing worked, but now I get it. The latter is especially fun, and the fact that both can level your stats does make for some strategy in fairly safe areas when enemies are around. Getting invincible and then throwing enemies around during the invincibility state is a blast lol

Something I'm not 100 percent sure I understand is the rage meter and the partial invincibility. The invincibility is awesome, but I'm not sure if it ties into the rage meter at all. I guess my question is, what exactly is the rage meter? Is it just a way of measuring how close you are to invincibility, or is it something else?

At first, I had this idea that while the invincibility came fairly quickly, the rage meter built up more slowly somehow, but yeah... I'm a tiny bit confused, but I think I'm overthinking it. I often do that.

I'm afraid I can also join the stuck at 1.3 club.  I'm trying to use my PMC44, because I collected it in level 1 (that momentum mechanic is quirky but really fun to work with). Maybe the PMC44 isn't a good weapon choice; there are other weapons in the level I know, but the readme says that the PMC44 can work well though it is risky. The mg anyway is pretty awesome, but doesn't seem to give you enough ammo to get the job done... and when I'm dealing with hoards of dangerous enemies, worrying about the differences in weapons without having a chance to get a feel for them is quite hard to do. Not complaining, just a bit frustrated that it's so hard to come up with a fullproof strategy.

The strategy I'm trying right now is to stand very close to the left truck, then become invincible, then when I see that the gunners are closing in, I switch to my sidearm. This works for a while... but then I run into one of two problems: I have to reload which leaves me very vulnerable, or I can't find an enemy to keep the invincibility up. In either case, it wears off at the worst of times, and I end up getting smashed and not knowing what to do about it, other than spray and prey, then I get caught reloading anyway. So even if I do get into a sort of rhythm (which I only manage about 1/3 of the time), I still end up having to break out of it for various reasons and getting pulverized in the process. I'm going into this with roughly 40 attack and defense, so I don't think that's necessarily the problem.

I'm not sure if the key to staying alive is to totally cheese the invincibility and don't let it wear off under any circumstances. I tried that, and sometimes it does work for a while, but again as soon as that rhythm gets thrown off (and it always does), I'm like a deer in headlights not knowing what to do other than spray and prey.

I feel like there is a way, and I've read this thread from front to back and got some interesting ideas, but yeah. Something in my brain just isn't clicking in a way that makes me think I can make this work. And then I have to go to level 1.2 if I die. I mean I can see why to a point... if the game saved at 1.3, the lives or chances or whatever they are would be pretty pointless as you could always just continue from the main menu after you failed.

I'm really excited to play more of this game, but I am dreading it too. People who struggled with 1.3 are having even more trouble later on, and I'm not sure if I'll be able to handle it. Then again, I say that about a lot of games, and end up progressing much farther than I initially thought I could, so I'm hoping this won't be any different. Once I get an instinctive feel for how to react to situations in a game, I'm normally okay, but it is such an elusive thing for me to develop.

In any case, I'm super glad the kickstarter goal was reached! I look forward to playing this in the future, but I'll be even more stoked after I beat the demo, that way I'll actually have my sights on new content when the full version comes out lol

Nice, I finally made it past level 1.3. I finally realized that standing on the trucks is indeed the way to go, because the enemies can't hurt you while you're above the ground. I stay near the left truck for most of the fight since the guys on that side aren't as dangerous.

While I feared 2.3, I found it was indeed a joke if you get the right weapon. That said, things can still screw you up bad there, so I'm almost scared to try it with a weaker weapon.

I love how at the beginning of 3.1, they let you keep your equipment, not as an act of mercy or anything, but to make an example, to show you that no matter what you have, they don't think you'll make it out. cocky for sure, but it's a good excuse to let me keep my stuff, and the line does feel epic in my little brain.

The wheel is pretty neat; spinning in slow circles is quite fun, and the grinding of gears is eerily relaxing, though I imagine the sensation of being in that thing for too long would make one dizzy. They certainly take some getting used to, just as everything in this game does, but if new mechanics continue to be introduced at this rate, I wonder what will come next. I mean, there may be less new stuff as the game goes on since there's only so much you can do, but getting excited to see what will eventually come of it isn't a bad thing.

Believe it or not I'm on 3.2, and am just taking a break; I fully intend to come back and finish it, but man that platforming is tough! I should probably start over so I can get more continues or something. Totally dreading 3.3.

edit.
I completed it.
what's the best way to complete 2.3?