Haxor is an old-school action platformer inspired by the greatest hits of the 80s and 90s. Take the role of Kla, a member of a research expedition, and the only survivor of their vessel’s encounter with a black hole. Face hostile beasts and rediscover your true identity!
You can usually get this for 69 cents on sale, so that in mind it's a not bad purchase then. However the game still managed to annoy me enough to ask for a refund.
First of all there is something wrong with movement. It is kind of snappy, but same time there is this weird unsteadiness that makes moving on small platforms annoying. Basic gun is basically...
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Haxor:
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The inhabitants of the planet Haxor are in rather a pickle! Their primary source of power, the Vitae energy, is running out, and without it all the races on that world will cease to exist. Scientists worked twice as hard as usual to find a solution from the resources...
I bought this game with a real sense of hype around the art-style and seemingly fast pace to it.
First stage in I noticed every aspect of movement felt off for me. You move too fast horizontally whilst having a seriously janky jump (which feels oddly fast and jittery), enemies hit hard - yes hard, maybe that's the sense of (hardcore - old games) but...
Surprising little platforming gem. I had the game for a while and finally decided to give it a try. I just couldn't stop playing it. Truly amazing two-person-made homage to the games of yesteryear. Fully recommended!
Game is a waste of time until game pads are allowed 8 directions
Northwest and Northeast directions compensating for times
when the pad it's quickly pressed at an exact 90 degree angle.
Right now it's too stiff, feels like playing the Click Clock Woods level in Banjo Kazooie with an Atari 2600 joystick
Kudos on the soundtrack, however, which comes the...
