AMID THE LINES Reviews

Another great game dude!

This game has potential to be something awesome, please take this advice...... Instead of having the #1-5 keys as activators for combos, throws, etc....Let us have control over it, give us dedicated dodge and parry buttons, a counter button and a throw button, and give the npc's more health... Make combos simple by smashing Mouse 1 and having a modifier button for strong attacks etc, and work on player locomotion and make it smoother.. the way the game is now, feels automated, and you can just jab, and throw 2 kicks with the mouse, and your camera view leaves little to be desired, put in the time, and really work on this game, and you could have a gem, or the beginning of a great franchise... I recommend this game, if there is more updates, fixes and tweaks.... Support this creator, and let's get a real good fighting game for once....Not since matrix, and crouching tiger hidden dragon, have i felt the need to counter and smash someones face in... :D

This game needs some more time in the oven. The controls are quite simple but do not work all of the time. Everything looks and feels good... when it works. I would like to feel like I'm pulling off the combos instead of the combo just playing after one button press. There are some really cool ideas here, but implementation is a little half-hearted. As a one-man team, a good start to something special. With some updates (Menu fixes, gameplay fixes so controls will work all the time, combo implementation, etc. ), this could be a solid buy. But now don't buy unless on sale. Hope to see some fixes soon. I did enjoy playing when it worked.

Very amateur game that ended up breaking on the 5th level. Could no longer use skills in combat which made the stage and the rest of the game unfinishable. Restarting the level or the game did not remedy this. Getting to that point was not enjoyable. The combat was fun at first but after the first few levels you have seen all there is to it. It was that janky fun combat like Enter the Matrix. Every time you finish a level you are kicked back to the main menu and have to select the next one. The story is told through text that pops up at exclamation points located in the stages. There are no cutscenes. Hardly any interaction with the levels. Some levels are just a single room with a single NPC to talk to. The dialog is bad with sentences that don't start with capitalized words.

Game's a giant asset flip. It's like a first draft of a highschool project. And It's not remotely finished at that. One of the last levels don't even load. The story and dialog were clearly writen by a young child. Do not buy.