Right clicking brings up a temporary shield anywhere on the screen, which can be used to block certain attacks from hitting you. Holding down the button instead will have Xoda fire off a projectile that can go through a line of enemies, good for foes that can be too dangerous to fight up close. Repeatedly clicking while she’s near the cursor will make her pummel whatever the cursor’s over, which will serve as your main method of attack throughout the game. The mouse controls a cursor on screen, and by left clicking an enemy or object, Xoda will fly towards it. In a rarity for this subgenre, the game’s controlled entirely with the keyboard and mouse on PC, which opens up some interesting mechanics. Xoda has a much more extensive moveset to emphasize the game’s new focus on action. If Sandberg was trying to pay homage to Treasure’s typically confusing plotlines, he did an excellent job, but otherwise, the story in this particular game is best left skipped. Unlike the first game’s simple if inoffensive plot, this one piles on so many twists that it eventually gets impossible to tell what’s going on at all. What’s more, parts of the city are apparently changing into places of the past, forcing new Peacekeepers League member Xoda Rap to investigate. One day, however, the army of Darns attack the city once more, although who’s controlling them remains a mystery. It’s been a hundred years since the previous game, and both Noitu Love and Darnacus Damnation have faded into history. This time around, the game’s inspiration clearly comes from Treasure’s best work, with its unique controls and emphasis on crazy bosses, and makes for a pretty fine tribute. Devolution goes so far and beyond its predecessor that it outclasses it in just about every way. I always feel like I am getting better.While the original Noitu Love was a pretty impressive piece of work, all things considered, its sequel is clearly where Sandberg’s heart and soul really went. When I don't make games, my greatest passion is drawing.
Some of my animation prowess has been used for freelance work on pixel art games. That includes coding, art, animation, sound and music. Along the way I built up the ability to do many things that are involved with the medium. I have been making little game projects for around 20 years at this point. Check it out below! Other games people know me for are and the short and silly fan game, both of which you can find on this site, as well as more projects. Games created by Joakim Sandberg (konjak) includes, a game now released since January 2018, and took almost 10 years to make, all alone.
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