Drawkanoid
Absolutely love the balance of tension. It’s definitely exploring things left untouched in other re-interpretations of this classic, feels like the ultimate version of the brickbreaker genre.
omg, the hexagonal enemies are amazing for all the rebounding goodness, but the little orange rounds are complete nonsense.
– Real player with 17.3 hrs in game
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Drawkanoid: Satisfyingly Chaotic
The premise of “Breakout but you draw your paddle” sounds interesting in theory and is actually really interesting in practice. The visuals do the game a huge service, especially when you manage to get an insane combo. It’s a nice game to come back to every so often and (unlike say “Super Hexagon") becomes more a game of endurance and in the moment decision making rather than one of reflex.
I’d recommend it! it’s like… the price of a lunch… and you get to keep it too. Definitely gonna play some more of it!
– Real player with 6.2 hrs in game
The Worst Day Ever
At The Worst Day Ever you will play the role of a new employee who has just been accepted into a large corporation. Your happiness does not last too long, however, because the contract you signed turns out to be a circus. The corporation quickly reveals its true face and the dark forces that took possession of the building come out into the light of day. Your task is to get to the top of the office building and overcome the board - only then you will be able to leave the demonic walls of the corporation.
What Makes Up the Worst Day Ever?
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Quick and spectacular fight, requiring both agility and tactics
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Intelligent and unique weapons found in the depths of the corporation
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Many types of demonic enemies and bosses with unique attack mechanics
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Diversified levels presenting different zones of the office occupied by evil forces
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An adrenaline-pumping soundtrack
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