SOS: SPECIAL OPERATIVE STORIES

is the steam version update to date as well? or???

cant believe i was the first one to post! 10 months ago

Hi again! I again had problems, but in terms of passing the game itself. In chapter 2, where you need to shoot a gun from a helicopter in a car, I cannot understand how to dodge me, or to escape flying bullets. For about an hour I was tormented and could not understand.

Hey, uh, far as I can tell there's no way to save and quit? I can't even find a way to exit the game from within the game.

Will there be any controler support?

This game is so cool but I am so bad with the keyboard.

Hope that's seomthing possible in the future

Hello! I had a big problem in the game. With the passage of episode 1, where I have to shoot for 70 seconds, and when a car comes with a person, the game takes off for me, and this happens every time. I do not know what could be the problem. In these cases, I looked at the settings of Nvidia, and set it on the graphics processor, and still it does not change anything. The operating system itself I have is Windows 10, and the problem I have is either changing, then either I do not have anything at all. And for this meat grinder, I can not go further, but the game itself is very much liked. Help me please. Steam version!

Warning: spoilers!

This is SUCH a fun casual shooter. I never thought that a self-reloading handgun could do so much damage, haha. The pixel art is so great, the explosions are incredibly well done, and the awesome music and fitting sound effects pretty much carry all of the rest!

I can tell your team had a lot of fun making this game. There was so much detail, such as the shrinking of the pixelated kid when walking up to the mansion in the opening scene. I loved the diverse scenes like the car-to-car combat, the holdout scene involving 3 turrets, and the beginning scene of Story II (which was hilarious!).

Will further updates be done? My reservations are quality-of-life matters, such as:

• There is no indication of whether a cutscene is in effect and when you should assume control of a character. Having a brief WASD popup (at least/especially at the beginning of the game) until the character moves would be nice.
• Some dialogue advances through E, while other dialogue auto-advances, but there's no indication of which will happen. The inconsistency was weird, and the automated dialogue was way too slow (such as when you try to disturb items in the mansion and are chastised by the butler).
• When it comes to accessing computers, it would have been nice if there was some animated down-arrow indicator or something similar  telling you to mash E instead of just press it once or hold it down like in other games; I was confused for a bit as to why nothing was happening.
• After defeating the three bosses (which equates to "after dying a lot"), I was able to make a duplicate call on the telephone box about the bosses-to-kill, which shouldn't have happened.
• The indoor scene when you're supposed to go back outside only to find out that you're surrounded: I did not understand that I had to leave. A more obvious prompt would have been nice, like ("Hmm, there seems to be nothing here for me").
• It's really weird that the Escape key does not invoke any kind of pause or anything at all, nor can the volume of either the music or sound effects be adjusted. After the first recollection involving the hat, I was scared that I'd lose my progress if I simply Alt+F4'd out of the game (I'm glad that didn't happen).

If these kinds of quality-of-life factors could be addressed, I'd absolutely bump up my 4🌟 rating to 5!

wow its my past life!