Shoot All The Things

Improved visuals on level 3 Minor bug fixes from 1.50 New gameplay! - The game is now a twin-stick shooter. However, since you still shoot whenever you move, the game is still optionally playable with one thumb as before. - The “two players on one device” feature is gone, but the option to choose between left-handed and right-handed gameplay remains. - On-screen joysticks have been repositioned for comfort during play. - To improve the control system, the sensitivity of the joysticks has been improved, and the area of influence around the joysticks themselves has been increased. - The ship now has acceleration and momentum when it moves. - More variations of enemies, with varied attack patterns. - Boss enemies have new attack patterns. - “Side shot” and “rear shot” weapons are no longer supported. - Increased the firing rate of “power shot” and “huge shot” weapons. - The drone weapon now spins around you as it shoots. - Post-level perks are now cumulative, so you can become significantly more powerful with each level, provided you don’t die. - Some enemies take multiple hits to explode. - Improved difficultly curve to make the game feel more fair. New graphics! - New background art for all levels (except for level 1). - Fancy new UI. - New title screen. - More variation of enemies. - New art for the “story plus” intro, and “story mode” ending screens. - Different weapons have different visual effects. - Explosions and lasers are bigger and brighter. - Fancy new post-processing effects, such as reflections on water, and refractions in rain. New audio! - New music for levels 2, 3, and the boss fights. - Different weapons have different visual effects. - The explosion sounds are more varied, making the audio less monotonous.