Out There Somewhere

It takes 2-4 shots to destroy them, but doing so is quite satisfactory, as many platformers with mechanics like this would make you dart around them with no way to attack.

So now with that finished Out There Somewhere is a pretty good retro styled puzzle platformer, it has good gameplay, good graphics and an okay story.

However, there's enough variety and little touches to change up the visuals and make it look more natural.

The difficulty curve is expertly crafted, providing a satisfying challenge without ever feeling frustrating.

The sound effects that play from your two guns are distinct from one another, and make sense for the functions they serve.

The controls work, I have been guilty of mixing up my two fire keybindings, which has resulted in death-by-NPC-face-hugging, or teleportation-into-pits-of-death (For clearification sake, your teleportation gun fires THROUGH NPC's hostile and friendly.), the controls weren't so bad for me, but the game really seems like it was designed more so with a controller in mind.