pros: -original idea -fast & smooth gameplay -music is pretty good. cons: -can get repetitive -it get's really difficult and might not be suitable for casual gamer.
What a rad premise. Fight a variety of demons within a time limit. Avoid your past selves as they go about killing demons in their 30 seconds. Responsive, fun, and sort of addictive. https://youtu.be/O67LBC4tFbU
The idea of each level leaving behind a clone of yourself is great, but what does the clone actually do? It repeats the same movements you did in that level, and kills you if you touch it. It doesn't repeat the same attacks, it doesn't fight a clone enemy or anything like that, so you can just dispatch it in a single hit of your infinitely spammable attack well before it becomes a threat: there is no penality whatsoever for doing so, even a bit of bonus score in the regular gamemode. Your infinitely spammable attack, by the way, is only limited by how fast you can click. The enemy variety is nice to look at, but horrendous to play against: some enemies are MUCH harder than others simply because they take much longer to kill (the hearts guy requires you to wander around the map 3-4x as much as everyone else), some are basically impossible if they spawn in a late level and in a bad spot (the sweeping laser guy can literally softlock you if you spawn in a corner and he spawns in the othe...
I quite enjoyed this game it was challenging but rewarding, my only problem is the fact that you cannot get the 25k points on regular mode achivement. I think its a bug but i have emailed the devs so i hope they fix it
One Hundred Times Me costs $2.99.
Minimum: Minimum: OS *: Windows 7 or later Processor: 2 GHz Memory: 1 GB RAM Graphics: 128 MB DirectX: Version 11 Storage: 40 MB available space
One Hundred Times Me is available on Windows PC.
One Hundred Times Me has 83% positive reviews from 6 players.
One Hundred Times Me was released on Feb 19, 2019.
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