Set Them Free

Reminds me of Doom was kinda hard to understand what to do at the beginning though but other than that nice

just played through the current version and i have to say that the game is pretty nice!) it controls well, has a great, old aesthetic feel to it and generally plays well while also having no game-breaking bugs, as far as i'm aware!) the platforming sections are pretty balls-to-the-walls in terms of difficulty, and the shooting sections are nice to play through and give a good dose of action, while also contrasting very well with the parkour-esque platforming!)

but, alas, there are some problems with it, currently - the settings are considerably useless as of now - the Fullscreen On/Off option doesn't work, as it resets itself once you exit the settings menu and the game is fullscreen by default, even though the settings menu says that it's not. next, i guess the shooting in the game is based on where you're aiming, because if you try to shoot at, per say, the lava lake in the red level the bullet doesn't appear, even though the animations plays out like normal. the shooting also could've been better - i think that if you made it so that instead of constantly clicking the gun to shoot you could hold the mouse button for continuos fire the gameplay would get a lot better and less frustrating!) and, finally, the green level as of now is just a box that is illuminated by green strobelites and the white level doesn't even load - but, alas, the last problem probably has to do with the game being incomplete as of now!)

all in all, Set Them Free is a pretty cool retro shooter with good level design, hard, but enjoyable platforming and great aesthetics to it!) TheCreatorOfThings, if you could fix the game's beforementioned problems then, i think, it would become a lot better - it's still a great play even in it's current state, but, if you'd fix the various bugs and implement some quality of life additions then it would truly become awesome!) as always, take care and stay safe!

Issa pretty good game.