Gatlin' - The Annual Big Comprehensive Holiday Update #1

Gatlin' - The Annual Big Comprehensive Holiday Update #1 (1.0.2)

Introducing the first-ever "The Annual Big Comprehensive Holiday Update." We're starting off relatively small this year, but we hope to make this a big thing for Gatlin' in the future once/if we pick up more of a community.

Highlights:

OST is finally here! Thank DJIVVI (aka Cadence Hira) for joining Gatlin' as the composer! Some levels still have placeholder music, but over time we plan on covering all the bases!
New world! Introducing "Art's Rejects." These levels are various polished concepts that were taken out of story mode for being on the crueler side.
New boss! Meet "Credits." Credits is a physics-based boss battle that ideally makes giving proper credits not annoying! Well, not annoying in the traditional sense.
New boss! Meet "Damn." Damn is a unique boss fight. It resides at the end of Art's Rejects. We'll leave it at that.
The Steam assets for Gatlin' have been overhauled to seem slightly less crummy!

Eight new achievements!

Accredited Actor
Addendum
Barren Field
God of Rejects
Midknight Crisis
Right to Privacy
Symphonic
Target Practice

Changes:

We heard you. We get it. The annoying music system was too annoying. Music now continues playing where it left off after death.
Suction projectile speed has been increased from 35 units to 45 units
There is now a friend in Level One
The lobby has been modified to add the entrance to Credits
The bridge now actually has pieces fall in the starting cutscene
The tutorial has been modified to ensure the restart hint consistently appears
Liquid (ink, water, lava) hitboxes have been made more precise
Rock clattering sounds are no longer global, they are now affected by distance
Antique marching sounds are no longer global, they are now affected by distance
David now has a dialog cue to indicate that enemies take varying damage from different ammo types
Apprencii's arena no longer has walls at the edge of the island
The Beholder now flashes red when you shoot it
The Beholder now shoots a tear each time it takes damage after its first phase

Fixes:

In-game wall hints have been remade with a higher resolution
Explosives no longer trigger the fuse noise more than once when activated
The restart hint now consistently drops in the tutorial
The main story continue system now only saves levels from the main story
Enemies that are vulnerable to spikes no longer die from touching the side of spikes
Enemies that are vulnerable to boulders now die from moving boulders
Scribbles no longer visually overlap the map
Scribbles now properly find the player in small rooms and hallways
The Protector no longer uses its stardust ability during its first phase
Blot will no longer awkwardly float dead on Apprencii's water
The frame hitbox (aka the border) in boss fights has been made more accurate

[ 2019-12-24 17:03:14 CET ] [ Original post ]

Gatlin'
dotcopycat

Developer

dotcopycat

Publisher

2019-10-30

Release

Indie Casual Adventure Singleplayer EA

What's Gatlin'?

Gatlin' is a physics-based platforming bullet hell where you are the bullet hell! Fling your way across dozens of levels with your trusty gatling gun of doom. Try your best not to die, but believe me, you are going to be dying.

Gameplay

You live, you die, you live again. In Gatlin', your main methods of problem solving are your eyes and learning from your mistakes. Upon dying, you are sent back to the start of the level to run through it again until you do it right.

I hear you asking, "What causes me to die?" That is an oddly-morbid question, but a question I will answer nonetheless. You'll die to classical art, you'll die to spikes, you'll die to weird demented clones, and you'll die to tears. By the way, that last thing is both figurative and literal.

Boss Fights

The boss fights in Gatlin' are sentient bullet hells gone rogue. Fear not! They have patterns and tricks that you will likely get accustomed to.

Each boss also reveals c r i s p y lore and each boss harbors an unforgettable personality - so that's pretty neat I guess.

Endgame

The endgame of Gatlin' is a distinctive twist on the existing gameplay. After the conclusion of the main story, level modifiers and endgame worlds are unlocked. Want levels to be more difficult? We've got you covered. Imagine Hell itself. Good work. Now imagine Hell without gravity and now every surface is covered in soap. Get the picture?

Does Hell not sound appealing enough for you? Understandable, everyone's a critic. Instead, we offer a wide array of eccentric and ever-expanding levels, worlds, and challenges to partake in.

Speedrunning

Gatlin' was and will always be designed with all types of player in mind. If you wish to go slow or fast, the level design panders to all. That said, we highly encourage speedrunning.

MINIMAL SETUPProcessor: 3.3 GHz Intel Core2 Duo or betterMemory: 1 GB RAM
Memory: 1 GB RAM
Graphics: 512 MB
Storage: 55 MB available spaceAdditional Notes: All of this has been generally tested; however there may be some exceptions.

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