Cecconoid

Bad 80s astroids knock off instead of a hockey game which it says as an advertisement

I'm enjoying, Cecconoid (not sure how you pronounce it, hehe?), a lot so far. I think that the graphics are beautiful and it feels a lot to me like I'm playing a video game from when I was kid in the 80s in an arcade, so cool 😎. I also think the sound design rocks in that sweet retro way and the mechanics of the gameplay are not tough at all to figure out I found. Plus, having that whole other game within the game to play makes the $1.99 price tag even more worth the purchase in my opinion. Also, I should say that one of the big factors in my decision to initially buy the game, besides seeing the rad looking screenshots and teaser video. Was that this title contains no stupid and greedy in-app purchases, advertisements or awful subscription garbage. I cannot thank the developer and publisher enough for not only a great game to play. But, most especially for being upstanding and not succumbing to the disgusting trend of utilizing micro-transactions here that has infested all forms of modern gaming like a disease or plague. I'm always glad to support ethical developers who take the high road and actually have a moral and proper business ethics approach to selling video games. Thank you immensely for that. It's getting so hard I believe to find quality games today that you can buy for one set price and not be drained dry through nasty in-app purchases the whole time. Or, even worse, a friggin' subscription that forces you to rent the game and pay for it FOREVER. I loathe micro-transactions and subscriptions to an insane degree. My love and support for developers who choose to not be shady from using IAPs is incredibly resolute. So, overall I'm very satisfied with my purchase of, Cecconoid, and I'd highly recommend it to other shmup, retro and just enjoyable game fans. And, again, awesome job on those beautiful graphics and artwork in this title, I love them. Some game developers try to emulate the look of games from the 70s to 80s but so often come up short in my opinion. But this dev. nails the aesthetic perfectly I think with their own unique touch to the look of the game. Thank you for keeping the sale of quality video games alive, even if it's hanging by a thread today I think 😊👌🏻.