About This Game Shapes of Gray is a stripped-down action-arcade game about rapidly descending through a series of seconds-long levels, each one containing a unique combat-puzzle micro-challenge. Turn your enemies against each other to get the high score and unlock the secrets of a tiny enigmatic world!FeaturingHundreds of randomized levels!Epic boss battles!An unlockable arcade mode with a sky-high skill ceiling!A rad micro-soundtrack by Chicago's indie-punktronic music producer Andrew Nee!High score challenges!Gamepad support!An amazing sense of discovery!Deep hidden meaning!?And so much more! a09c17d780 Title: Shapes of GrayGenre: Action, IndieRelease Date: 23 Sep, 2015 Shapes Of Gray Crack Code While I have little playtime on the Steam version, I have a good bit on the Wii U version: I suck at both. Yes, I can get to the final level, but it takes a lot of luck and, generally, cursing. I'm jesting a little bit here because it isn't so much that the game is "difficult" (the levels are the same each time, so it is mostly learning what they do, how to avoid them, and then killing them without killing yourself - THAT is where I fail each time!) so much it is your own idiocy and pride that do you in. For such a short experience it is a lot of fun, and is something that you can rapidly find yourself focused on and trying to improve at. A delightful and fully arcadey experience. For what it is worth, the Steam card art commentary is entertainingly droll.Controller support is perfect, by the way: responsive for the few inputs needed. My deaths are my own fault, as it should be.. It's fast. It's like WarioWare crossed with a bit of Asteroid and some bat-swinging action.The game's goal is simple: you move around and beat the baddies before you run out of time in each bite-sized level. It gets tougher as you get introduced to new enemies, and the boss battles (which are epic) require you to recognise the patterns to win. You will feel the Zelda influence here. The music and sprites work well together, you will feel the excitement as you cut your way through the swarms of enemies but also the threat when you find yourself in the wrong place in the wrong time. As an extra... there aren't many texts to read, so those with reading OCD (like myself) can enjoy this game with no hassle. Rejoice.Monochrome is the way to go.Edit: Steam shows that I've only played 0.2 hrs of the game, which isn't true. It didn't count my actual playtime. (probably because I was playing offline...). Excellent monochromatic arcade style game. Solid controls and a variety of enemies makes is a rewarding experience with a nice replay value.. I bought this game after I saw it on Kinda Funny. It looked like a lot of fun to play so I decided to give it a try. It's extremely fun to play, addicting, and easy to start. Everyone should try it out, and learn that it is a fantastic, fun game.. It's surprisingly tough for such a simple game. It's great if you like fast-paced arcade games.. My kind of game. It's really satisfying to memorize patterns and do a little better each round. Your progress is entirely up to you not your character's stats or something.. Highly recommend if you just want to relax and play a simple game. I find this very fun to play on road trips or when I'm just tired of the normal stuff. Can't wait to see what this dev has in store for us.. Shapes of Gray is an excellent short-time game for those looking for a little bit of challenge without the frills of higher priced games. The simplistic nature of Shapes of Gray allows the player to pick up its mechanics in an instant, but when new enemies flood the field the difficulty rises rather quickly. This game was perfect to drop a few bucks on and play on stream, my audience dug it and it just the right length. I definitely recommend you check this game out.. Super fun little arcade game. Isn't too hard until about the last 10 levels or so where it felt like it got really hard, really fast. I still haven't beaten the level 1 boss yet, as I can't seem to make it past level 5 (you start at 50 and go down). But it's a neat little game to pick up and play for a few minutes here or there. It's very easy to jump in and out of!. The Warioware like format of throwing a bunch of mini challenges at you mixed with the gameplay of what I felt was like a twin stick version of the classic Zelda gameplay made for an awesome and rewarding experience. Also, the amount of unique enemies and enemy layouts in each stage was masterfully done.
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