About This Game 'Things will explode, things will die, you will dodge, you will do maths...Yes maths!' Super Killer Hornet Resurrection is an intense vertical shooter with a brain train twist. Through the chaos and explosion try to answer the falling math problems to increase your multiplier and power up your ship. Featuring a superb sound track by UK rock hip hop maestros the Sixty fours as well as classic tracks from Dylan Barry. 1075eedd30 Title: Super Killer Hornet: ResurrectionGenre: IndieDeveloper:Flump StudiosPublisher:KISS ltdRelease Date: 5 Feb, 2014 Super Killer Hornet: Resurrection Download Laptop super killer hornet resurrection badge. super killer hornet resurrection If you loved the arcade game "1941" or the like, then you'll love this game. Simple controls and challenging levels. Mega Big BOOOM Bomb!!!!!!! of a game.. Go to Store (Featured), Click on Games, Narrow by Feature (Steam Trading Cards), Relevance (Lowest Price).Then skip to Page 9 or 10, until you find the .50 - $1.00 games.Add them to your Wishlist, games that are a dollar can go on sale and you may be able to purchase for cheap!A game at .50 may give you that value back in trading cards.Search and Install "Idle Master" which will run your games even without the game being installed.I may or may not ever play this game, but some games I have installed and messed around with on a rainy day!@ .50-$1.00 it's hard not to recommend!. A great twist on the SHMUP blueprint, and it gets bonus points for having bees as a focus. I'm inspired to do a 1cc run, which I haven't been inspired to do on a SHMUP since Touhou 7. I might wait for nightmare mode to make it harder...but I might wait for the "all bullets, no maths mode" to save my head when I do.Also, friendly devs are always a bonus, yet another reason indie>AAA of late.. Surprisingly, it's quite a good game for the price, kudos to the developer for mixing in the mathematics solving into the game. Adds a layer of difficultly to the game.. Definately would reccomend for the bullet hell fans, especially when it is on sale. Not only is it affordable, but it adds a whole new demension to the genre with some simple math forcing you to triple task for those boosts, which can be a challenge for some.. Fast pace arcade game. 7\/10. It's a little rough around the edges, but Super Killer Hornet: Resurrection is actually an interesting idea. Take old-school shmup action and throw in some math problems in order to increase your multiplier and power up your ship. The game itself is short, with only 6 stages, but it's a single-sitting game, which makes it infinitely replayable. After beating the game on "Auto-Bomb" difficulty, which is effectively the game's standard difficulty, I've found myself mostly replaying in Survival mode, which is an interesting change of pace. There's also a Time Attack mode, with three difficulty settings, which puts you on a limited timer, which can only be refilled by completing math equations correctly. Playing Time Attack mode on Survival difficulty is a pretty fun time killer, once you've completed the game's main campaign. The graphical style seems to invoke old-school DOS games in my opinion, which is a welcome change of pace compared to most retro-inspired aesthetics, which go for an 8-bit NES look. All-in-all, I'd have to say SKH:R is definitely worth the $5 Flump Studios is asking for. I'd definitely recommend it.. So this will be my second review of the game. Hope you guys find it helpful and if so, a thumbs up would be appreciated, thanks. :D--------------------Scoring Guide1 - 3 Terrible4 - 6 Decent7 - 9 Good10 Perfect--------------------So after writing my first review, I had a chat with the Dev (which you can see in the comments below) and decided to put a little bit more time into Super Killer Hornet: Resurrection. I booted up the game, played all of the modes, killed all the things, and now feel like I have my review to write.[Gameplay] 8\/10---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------So the Gameplay is rock-solid, the best thing about this game in my humble opinion. There are Three different Ships to choose from. The first being average damage and average area of attack, The second having a lower damage but higher area of attack, and a Third with higher damae but very small area of attack. They all felt very good while playing them. I did find the higher area of attack to be the best one, although this may just be personal opinion. If i had one complaint about the Ships would be the lack of a boost\/quick dash button. Sometimes I feel like that would help things out a ton, and would add a nice other level to the game. Deffinetly not needed, but I would have liked to see one none the less.You do have bombs, like in most other games in this genre, and they work the same way. I'm not 100% on if you can refill the bombs, it may have said something in the tutorial that I missed, but other than that I did not find a way to. The main difference in this and others in the genre is the math. "Destruction is just part of the equation" is exactly what it sounds like. In certain game mode, there are numbers that will fall down, such as 7+, a few seconds later another will fall, such as 5, Lastly 3 other numbers will fall, one of them being the answer. You must solve the problem and you will get a multiplier to your score. I will say, as I did in my first review I am not a fan of this. It is not bad, and it is well done, I just am not a fan.As in game modes, this game has quite a few for an indie title.You have your regular mode, as well as an easy mode in which it will automatically use one of your bombs after you get hit.Time Attack pits you against the clock, and gives you a max multiplier at the start. Doing the math in this mode will give you +30 seconds to the clock, which I actually like alot more than the regular mode, not sure why it just "feels" better to me. Personal opinion I guess.Lastly you have a survival mode, which has no math, you have one life and max multiplier.The game modes are well varried, and you can play around with them and find your favorite.So I'm not sure weather to put this under Gameplay or Design but think it may go best here. I did have trouble seeing the numbers sometimes while playing. As this is a bullet hell type game, I won't say this is a huge problem, and it may be just me, but i felt like sometimes i got "cheated" out of the correct answer because of so much stuff going on on-screen. Again this may just be me and being bad at the game, but if I had one major gripe about the gameplay this would be it.---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------[Design] 8\/10---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------The design of the game is pretty good for an indie game. All of the menue's look and feel fine while navigating them, and the particles are actually very well done for an indie game.Now let me make it clear that there are better looking indie games out there, but Super Killer Hornet: Resurrection looks just fine, no complaints here.The enemy ships while being generic are varried in design, and while I only reached the 2nd level, I will say I do find a certain charm in the enemy design. I would like to play farther, just to see what else the game has in store for me. Bosses are the same way, although I will say I only reached the first one as I did not beat the second level. Again I would like to get farther, just to see some of the other boss design. :D---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------[Music\/Sound] 6\/10---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------The music in Super Killer Hornet: Resurrection is solid. The intro had me hyped from the very beggining. It is a metal\/rock track and gets you ready to blow some\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665up.There are a total of 5 tracks and they are all prety good, tho not amazing. They seem to get quite repetitive, quite fast, and would have liked to have seen a different type of music in the actual game. You can switch tracks in game with the press of a button, which i greatly appreciate as not enough games do this. All in all I would say the music, while good, is the weakest part of the game. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------[Conclusion] 7\/10---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------All in all I feel like Super Killer Hornet: Ressurection (love the name by the way :D) is a very well made indie game and deffinetly, if you are a fan of the genre, worth your time and money. For the fair price of $4.99 I would deffinetly recommend this title. Thanks for reading doods. Objects V1.0 is OUT NOW!: The game has finally reached 1.0!We want to thank everyone who played Objects in Space during its time in Early Access. When we think about the game on 21st June last year to the game on 1st March this year, there’s light years of difference, and in large part that’s thanks to people jumping in early and taking a chance on a new and strange title. We’re at 1.0 as of today, with all major features and content in the game. That said, we don’t plan to stop there. While we’re sure there will be many small housekeeping and quality-of-life fixes which will come to our attention as we launch, here’s a short list of the things we know we’re going to add ourselves in the coming weeks and months: We’re going to release our wiki – The Objects in Space internal wiki is a massive sprawling history of the Apollo cluster, a vital tool for anyone looking to mod the gameAchievements and Trading Cards – They’re already in progress. 😉Construction guides for Arduino enthusiasts – For those wanting to build their own bridges at homeProcedurally-generated derelicts – Ships adrift in space which can be raided for spare parts and leftover cargoMerchants in uncharted systems – Piracy is currently very hard to engage in, what with so many authority ships all over the place. This will ensure you can prey on merchants who are a little more off the beaten trackExtra multiplayer stuff - we'll expand the existing scenarios and add new ones, possibly increasing the player countComponents adrift in space – Loot which directly benefits your engineering roomBounty Hunters - so more devious players don't get a free ride, they'll now pay for their crimesRebalancing effort – We want to add a much harder difficulty setting for those who want a real challenge. Patch Notes for v0.9.6: Version 0.9.6 Patch Notes. Patch Notes for v0.9.5 - The Scenarios Update: Version 0.9.5 Patch Notes. Patch Notes for v1.0.6: Version 1.0.6 Patch Notes. Patch Notes for v1.0.2 and v1.0.1: Between yesterday and today, two updates were pushed to the game. Here you can find the patch notes for both of them.The latest update should also fix the pirates-not-attacking bug that has been reported by some players. Should you find it still occuring in your game, please refer to this topic by Elissa to report it and let the team know it's still happening.Version 1.0.2 Patch Notes. Developers Update: Hi everyone!In case you missed it, Elissa posted quite a big update on what's coming to the game in the next couple of weeks.You can read the full update in her pinned post in the Discussions section.Spoiler: it's about mod support, multiplayer, Linux and more!Also, another good news: 1.0 release is coming on 1st March, as you might already know from the Objects in Space official Twitter account. You can expect a whole lot of new story content as well as the new features that will soon be added in the 0.9.9 patch.Early Access is almost over and there's a lot to be excited about in the very near future of the game.Thank you all for playing Objects in Space!. Version 0.9.9 - Beta: Hi everyone!The 0.9.9 version of the game went live on the beta branch a few hours ago!The two biggest additions that are included in 0.9.9 and are coming to the game as soon as they leave beta are Mod support and LAN multiplayer scenarios.It's a big update, so it will stay on the beta branch for some time for testing reasons.If you can't wait to try the new features or want to help with testing, you can always jump on the beta branch and see a preview of how they'll look like: check out this topic by Elissa with further details on how to do so.There also are two new pinned topics if you want to leave your thoughts and feedback about any of these two features specifically:Mod SupportLAN Multiplayer ScenariosThank you for playing Objects in Space!. Patch Notes for v0.9.8.4: Version 0.9.8.4 Patch Notes. Patch Notes for v0.9.3.3: Version 0.9.3.3 Patch Notes. Patch Notes for v0.9.4.1: Version 0.9.4.1 Patch Notes
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