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Game Giveaway of the day — Angry Girl

Destroy the enemies with an evil girl!

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Angry Girl was available as a giveaway on August 8, 2019!

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An evil girl has acquired a firearm, and this means only one thing: all her enemies will be destroyed, she will find them all and revenge, stupid robots that settled in the endless fields, pesky Aztecs hiding in their temples and of course, the vampires who hid in the foot of the mountain, they will all know the wrath of this little but very angry girl.
Angry Girl - It is a two-dimensional shooter-platformer in which the player will shoot enemies in 30 different levels collected in the manual, each of which represents a real test for hardcore players.

Game features:
- Difficulty
- 30 Levels
- Beautiful Pixel-Art
- Responsive management

System Requirements:

Windows 7 or higher

Publisher:

Sun&Eyes

Homepage:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1113500/Angry_Girl/

File Size:

56.5 MB

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Angry girl is a relatively easy platform shooter, where you hagve to clear each level of Angry girls opponents. After several levels the environment changes as do and enemies of Angry Girl. Check the game play video on the Steam page HERE to see if the game will appeal to you. Once you figure out the movement patterns of the enemies you face, of which there are usually several on each level the game becomes much easier to beat. :) Worth a download if you like platformers.

The WD keys are for moving left and right. The W key and the space bar for Jumping and exiting each level at the exit door is an E. You can move the cursor in the main menu using either the WS or the up and down arrows. Once selected you can activate the choice by pressing return. to return to the main menu from in game pre Esc. I played several levels, closed the game down. On returning I had to strart from the beginning as there is no resume button available via the main menu. The game is up in the Steam store, but hasn't been released yet.

<blockquote>Angry girl is a relatively easy platform shooter, where you hagve to clear  each level of  Angry girls opponents. After  several levels the environment changes as do and enemies of Angry Girl.  Check the game play  video on the Steam page <a href="https://store.steampowered.com/app/1113500/Angry_Girl/" rel="nofollow"><strong>HERE</strong></a> to see if the game will appeal to you.  Once you figure out   the movement patterns of the enemies you face, of which there are usually several on each level the game becomes much easier to beat.  :)  Worth a download if you like  platformers. </blockquote><blockquote>The WD keys are for moving left and right. The W key and the space bar   for Jumping and exiting each level at the exit door is an E. You can  move the cursor in the main menu using either the WS or the up and down arrows. Once selected you can activate the choice by pressing return. to return to the main menu  from in game  pre Esc. I played several levels, closed the game down. On returning I had to strart from the beginning as there is no resume button available via the main menu.   The game  is up in the Steam store, but hasn't been released yet.</blockquote>

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Reply | Comment by Whiterabbit-uk – 4 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+5)

Whiterabbit-uk, I will settle for how to shoot the darn gun! :)

Reply | Comment by Jeffrey K Benham – 4 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+1)

Would be nice if you could resume play where you stopped, or at least at start of the last new level (or new environment) that you reached. I would quickly tire of playing from the beginning every time, so I will pass for now. Hoping they can add way to save progress in this and future games.

Reply | Comment by Mr.Dave – 4 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+5)

Mr.Dave,

Yeah, I agree with you. I never play a game the whole way through in one sitting. I've played games like this before where you have to restart every time, so I end up never playing them again.

Reply | Comment by Whiterabbit-uk – 4 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+3)

If its always free...then why is it featuring here ?
Couldn't we get it ourselves if we wanted it ?

Reply | Comment by Maria – 4 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+3)

Maria,

Hi Maria, These games are not always free. in fact every game given away here are actually commercial games sold via sites like Big fish Games, Alawar, Gamehouse, GameFools and Steam to name just a few. Sites like Falcoware and MyPlayCity have an accord with the developers of these games where they give them a cut of the advertising income that is earned through the in game advert that you see while the Falcoware launcher is launching the game. It takes up to 30 seconds for the launcher to launch these games. They also earn more cash whenever your browser is redirected to their home pages, basically every time you boot up and close the game down they earn some money. Developers can now earn more money by allowing their commercial games to be given away in this fashion once the game is several months old than if they only sold the games directly from commercial sites like the ones I've mentioned above. You also see many of these games included in the now common indie bundles, with up to 95% off the usual price.

The giveaway versions we get here have had some of the adware and sometimes toolbars disabled, so they are 'cleaner' than the ones you get directly from MyPlayCity and Falcoware.

I hope the above answers your question?

Before the financial crisis hit nine years ago, we used to get decent arcade games every day here at the gamegiveawayoftheday site, and they were 'totally' free from adware. The price of arcade games crashed significantly following the crisis; for example, an average arcade game used to cost $19.99; shortly after the crisis arose, arcade games came down to between $4 to $6 each. Many developers and small development houses went out of business. That saw the advent of loads of these sites like Falcoware, MyPlayCity, Gametop, FreeGamePick and others that give games away for free an the indie game bundles.

Reply | Comment by Whiterabbit-uk – 4 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+3)

This is kind of awkward for left handers. How do I exit?

Reply | Comment by Jeffrey K Benham – 4 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+1)

Jeffrey K Benham, Yes, I agree. I'm also left handed and have found quite a few of these games don't cater for left handed players. I've already deleted it as it's too awkward for me to enjoy due to the lack of no keyboard binding options.

Reply | Comment by Whiterabbit-uk – 4 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+2)

I haven't rated it yet. It could be a good game. Controls are ADWS and the space bar is the same as the W. There are no instructions on how to shoot. The Ctrl and Shift keys do not work for that. Otherwise very straightforward Shooter/Platformer.

Reply | Comment by Jeffrey K Benham – 4 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+3)

Jeffrey K Benham, Hi Jeffrey, to fire the gun use your mouse pointed to aim where you want to shoot and press the LMB to fire. Keeping the LMB depressed allows you to fire as though you are firing an automatic rifle. with a short pause while the character reloads the empty magazine, which is then dropped and disappears after a short time. You have unlimited ammunition.