Holy shit, the ending. XD

Personally I feel that the fights were too easy this episode. Even if the fights with pack members weren't that hard, it'd be a shame if the boss fight was this easy next episode. The difficulty is also apparent in Aki's ability, in which his weakness only switches between attacks that Alula has, when more weaknesses have been shown, which is a shame because an ability like that really had a lot of potential. :P

Well, this game has some promise but there are a few obvious flaws.

Right off the bat, you're given no idea on how you're meant to control the ball. No tutorial is given, and this is quite frustrating. Especially because of the death counter. Having a low amount of deaths gives a sense of accomplishment, and if you're given no instructions on how to play that feeling is going to be diminished pretty quickly.

Speaking of deaths, the fact that you can die within a second of spawning seems very unfair. There should be a single safe platform just under your spawn point. Kind of nit-picky, but it's still valid. Also, once you spawn you move down WAY too fast!

And the controls. While still, they're far too sensitive. Just the slightest brush of an arrow key can send you hurtling towards a wall at a speed faster than an average shopper on Black Friday (if you'll pardon the pun :) ), yet once you've gained momentum the controls aren't nearly responsive enough - causing me more than my fair share of deaths. Adding on to this, once you stop moving in a direction by pressing the opposite arrow, you have a split moment to let go, or you're flat against the wall. This is a huge problem, especially in the first stage - where the walls are pretty tight for the controls.

Overall, an...okay game. Not unplayable, but not really the most enjoyable. It was good in theory, but needs some work in practice. :)

While this is pretty cool, and quite fun too, there are some issues that I think should be sorted.

First of all, The Survival Arena. It's a pretty cool concept that, as far as I've seen, appears once. I feel like it should be it's own game mode, with upgrade tiers as you go, as opposed to a single stage.

Speaking of upgrade tiers, this game could benefit in abundance from them! Now, I'm not saying you should be able to use the laser or multi-gun all of the time. That would be silly. Instead, you should be able to upgrade your overall health, speed and fire rate, and maybe even your bullet range. This would also benefit the point system, and would give an overall incentive to actually earn them.

Also, while this is quite a trivial matter, I think that different difficulties would be great! I found that some levels were super easy, and some were hard-ish. So, if there was an Easy, Hard and Insane difficulty, that could be solved. Even if the levels weren't switched around, there could be less energy pods on hard and all green viruses would be replaced with red viruses and etc. On Insane, there would be NO energy pods and a unique virus that poisons you, so on and so forth.

Overall, a pretty fun and addicting game! The spreading of the viruses as opposed to the traditional moving was a neat touch, and a breath of fresh air, and the controls are pretty tight - too! :)

You've done it again you magnificent mofo :)

Normally I'd write a long review, indicating the pros and cons - but this is so good that this is all I desire to type:

Is gud

gg man. gg

dem hax breh dem hax

gg

This looks like you made art on a PC and had trouble with the shading while forgetting about filters...wait...