Your Windows binary seems to be missing.

Please upload a Windows binary :D

Straightforward, but quite difficult in practice. Getting on the line between any pair of badguys is difficult to time, plus the added difficulty of getting out of the way before the bullet hits you once you're there. Lightning reflexes are a must. Could use a bit more tuning, but overall nice job!

@timgarbos: sorry, but for now no Windows build, you have to download the source and compile it.

@jakkarth: thanks! I know it's a little bit hard, specially when there are a lot of bad guys.

Please make a windows version!

Added windows version. It took me some time to figure out how to make it work, but in this last mind standing I WON! DIE WINDOWS DIE!!!

Grab it from googlecode progect -> download -> windows binary

Fun game! clever game mechanics, highly addicting and challenging. Cool!
Wish there were some better graphics and audio though...

Thanks for the Windows version!!

It was fun to play a few levels, but the one-hit deaths were a bit painful. Also, hard to time because of random timeouts in enemy cooldown? Maybe more complex screens could be navigated, if timing were regular. Good job though.

Enemy fire at soon as the old shot goes outside the play area so that's why you see them as random timeouts. That's to make it more complex [ 8) as if it where not already]

Audio when the enemies fire would make it a lot easier (in a good way), I think. Otherwise, nice simple idea that is nevertheless fun to play!

I like the idea, but sometimes you spawn next to enemies and die instantly. It would also be nice if it had a bit more features.

Love the animation when you blowup!
I was confused about which one was the target.

I'm planning to make a post-compo version with some improvement and some new feature.
If you have some ideas/comments post them here, i'll take them in account.

Thanks for all [past and future] comments!

This idea seems to be very common in the compo. I like the angle that you have to do this because you're out of ammo.

I felt like without one-hit deaths, the game would have just gone forever and ever, because it's not very difficult if you're careful, although I imagine if I got farther it would have actually gotten hard, but then the problem is that once you hit a few enemies, it's back to being the same thing as on previous levels, and you're just left to kill the last few enemies. It's almost like the only thing that matters on each level is whether you can kill the first few enemies. The levels get longer, but only the beginning is more difficult.

Nice! Very simple gameplay, but it's working, and it's fun (I wouldn't spend my evening playing it, but it's ok.) Thanks for the Linux binary. It works very well. A tutorial, howewer simple and badly drawn, is always nice to have, too ;).
It's too bad you haven't had time to include a few sounds.

Oh, and it crashed with a Segmentation fault when I died.

This is a good idea. There's a lot of tension involved in waiting for the enemies to fire. I think a more polished version of this could be really awesome.

Oh, by the way- if you do another version, you might want to fine tune the player movement a little. I found it a bit twitchy, which made it hard to position myself precisely. That's a pretty minor grievance, though. Good job, and congratulations on finishing!

Hei! Thanks for all the comments. I'm working right now on a new version of the game taking in account all your suggestions.

Was a good concept but just too hard.

Added sound! Next: enemies orde, but this time without stopping the game [no pause between levels]