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About This Game Partake in a 2D retro action the likes of which hasn’t been seen since the collapse of the arcades decades ago. Experience intense non-stop action as you fight off space insect hordes, collect weapons and power-ups, and battle for high score bragging rights against the entire world. And you know, save mankind from extinction at the hands of caterpillars, scorpions, spiders, and a slew of other ill-tempered giant killer insects."Bad Caterpillar is the game you deserve, but also the one you need."- Commissioner Gordman 7aa9394dea Title: Bad CaterpillarGenre: Action, Casual, IndieDeveloper:Fun Infused GamesPublisher:Fun Infused GamesRelease Date: 19 Oct, 2016 Bad Caterpillar Full Crack [Xforce Keygen] A quiet success, but very stout for its purposes.This game looks like a simple Centipede clone, but don't be fooled -- this is functionally Centipede III, or maybe more accurately Centipede IV, because it adds enough to account for two sequels--which, admittedly, could have come out decades ago, but they didn't. Also I guess it's more accurately described as a Millipede variant, since it includes many if not all of the Millipede enemies and more.First off, this game adapts the Centipede controls very fluidly to desktop mouse or trackball movement, which has always been a bit of a back-port to Centipede which expected the large arcade trackball. BUT. That's not the important part.What the devs have done here is add some features to Centipede that were developed for later arcade games but never before adapted to this particular vibe. To wit:It borrows the falling capsules bit from Arkanoid, which was also ripped off by lots of Space Invaders variants over the years but it never landed on Centipede before to my knowledge. Other elements are added from latter-day shoot-em-up games, like selectable characters with different attributes, and bombs--although, in this game, you actually have to HIT something with the bomb in order for it to explode.All in all, among the straight arcaders on Steam that genuinely behave EXACTLY like oldschool cabinet arcade games, this is one of the best I've played. A refreshing surprise that I picked up just because of its low price, but I feel like I'd have pumped more than four quarters into this machine so I got my money's worth pretty well.. It's good old Centipede with autofire and powerups to make things more interesting. To balance things out, bugs take more hits to destroy (you still die in one hit, of course), and you can't get any extra lives besides the 3 you start out with. Additionally, each level has a time limit, after which everything goes haywire, the caterpillar speeds up and spiders spawn all over the place, making it very difficult to survive. Overall, easier than the original, though later levels are pretty intense, and there's always the challenge of getting a high place on the leaderboard.. Came for the insects.Stayed for the rockin' soundtrack.Jokes aside: It's centipede with powerups!! Do you want to play centipede with powerups? Then buy this.. It's a revamped Centipede for all intents and purposes. But from my experience one of the best clones in existence.Essentially, it's what Centipede should've turned into back in the mid 90's, but never did. Because what Atari was, turned into, then bought by differing companies that had no idea on how to create good games did.Adding Power-ups, slightly differing characters, and new enemies. For a dollar, sadly, this is better and more faithful than most of what Atari (in name only) has tried to remake in the past 20+ years... outside of your simple classic anthology\/collection type re-releases, of course.All I gotta do now is replace my mouse with a trackball, and then this may become indistinguishable from the real thing.Awesome for short bursts of play and classic arcade style fun.. Short-lived...like a CATERPILLAR UNDER MY SHOE!!... But not as bad!. Lots of bugs. You shoot them.There are a couple glitches in the menus, but they are easy fixes and the gameplay is great. Works well with mouse or Steam Controller (with right pad as mouse).I don't like the way you toggle firing, but that's nitpicking really because there is no reason to stop firing.It's less than a dollar. I'm sure I spent at least $20 on coin-op Centipede over my lifetime.. Ever seen or played the old arcade action hit game called "Centipede"? ..If you enjoyed the old school Centipede game.. or if you just typically enjoy fun little arcade action games that are easy to learn but difficult to master, then this game is probably for you!Watch my "First Impressions on Launch day" and my Review based on my own personal unique scoring system video right here: https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=cIhN_AsSonUThe game works perfect with a mouse. Move your ship with the mouse, turn on\/off your auto-fire with the LMB and drop bombs with the RMB. Nice Fluid movement, and no reason to worry about connecting a controller because the mouse control is amazing.. but it IS nice that this little game also includes full controller support.I scored this game at an 83% towards the end of my first impressions video above and I give this game a HIGH RECOMMEND and this also scores through the roof VALUE scores at it's launch price of 99 cents USD.. It has a lot of promise and was actually fun for the first 20 minutes. If you'll forgive the obvious pun it's way too BUGGY.When I exit the game it doesn't actually exit, and even though the window closes I can still hear the game running in the background. Something is messed up here... to even write a review I had to launch the game, kill it with Task Manager or it wouldn't recognize my play time so I could even review... BIZARRETo play with maximum efficiency, you need to use Mouse control, but unfortunately the mouse "skips" around randomly which can suddenly put your ship directly on an enemy, killing you.I have a feeling that even if the bugs were not present, I probably wouldn't last more than an hour before uninstalling. The RNG variance is crazy where you can get 10 powerups falling in a huge clump, and other times no powerups for the whole level. One of those amateur developer mistakes.If you can get it for 75% off you could try it, but it isn't the kind of game that is going to give you much. I really think you should avoid it as it's just a bit too amateur and too buggy.(Played on a newer machine with updated Windows 10 fresh install, all drivers updated, etc. I don't have these problems with any other game)EDIT: I'm going back to idle for cards but my TOTAL PLAYTIME before I got annoyed with it was 28 minutes.