Multiple difficulties matching the players' skill levels. Permadeath but compensated with unlockables and upgrades. Online races up to 8 players simultaneously. Enemies and bosses inspired by your favourite retro classics. More than 2000 levels made by the community. FEATURES- Randomly generated levels offering a challenging and unique experience each time you play. This gamemode alone represents more than 5 hours worth of gameplay. Climb your way up to the top floor, defeating powerful enemies and trying to manage your resources carefully. If you manage to beat the game on hard mode, you will be able to play this key-lock puzzle-rpg oriented gamemode. Seeded or randomly generated with different difficulties, only one can claim the throne ! All 12 bosses can't wait to slaughter you on sight so prepare yourself already for a challenging yet very rewarding adventure.Ĭhallenge your friends and everyone around the world to crazy fast paced races up to 8 players at once. What would be a tribute to these Guy fangames without its countless spikes and epic fights. Moreover, at the end of every playthrough, you also get to buy permanent upgrades helping you the next time you play. Lose all of them and you will have to start from the beginning.įortunately, you can buy objects, skills and lives from many shops during your journey. You only get 100 lives to finish the game. Take on the challenge that keep getting harder and crazier but you can control it by adjusting the difficulty at any time. Coupled with a smart world generation, every single playthrough is completely different each time you play from the levels and objects you get to the enemies you fight. Mahalo! Fa’afetai tele! Thank you to all the good guys.About This Game I wanna be the Cat is a challenging roguelite platformer inspired by I wanna be the Guy fangames.įight against famous videogame characters turned into cats and try to claim "THE CAT" as the ultimate title.įor this special occasion, more than 2000+ levels have been created by the community. It was a quiet reminder for me to be grateful for the “good guys” from every nation, who put on the uniform of their country and leave their families to protect those in need. The family was just out of range of my peripheral vision, so I couldn’t see the look on his face, but I could feel the pride this father must have felt at that moment and the emotions he must have been feeling. I had to control my emotions when I heard the little boy say, “Daddy when I get big, I wanna be a good guy and help people as you do.” I stood there quietly watching the flag as they began folding it, in what now seemed like slow motion. I was so touched by this man’s words but didn’t dare turn towards them and risk interrupting this teaching moment between father and son. These guys are taking special care of the flag because it represents good people, who are trying to do good things.” Everywhere we went, people who needed help saw our flag and knew that we were the good guys and that we were there to help. Instead, I heard this father say, “Son, remember when Daddy was gone for a long time last year? Daddy and his friends were taking care of people who really needed our help. I expected to hear a simple explanation of how we were bringing down the flag to fold and put away for the day. They were close enough to me that I could hear a young boy, who couldn’t have been more than four or five years old, ask his Dad what we were doing.
Off to the side, I noticed a small family of five with young children pause on their way to the parking lot in order to quietly watch all of this take place. They were extremely careful - every move was deliberate, meant to show the greatest respect to the flag and what it represents.
Before I explain my issue, I want to tell you that Im a newbie when it comes to. I walked over towards them and watched as they ceremoniously and respectfully lowered the colors. the guy clenched his fist, his armor letting out a loud beeping sound. I was doing my rounds at work one evening and saw some of our Security Officers preparing to lower the U.S. The PCC honors and appreciates all our veterans – today and always
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