I made this because I really like the original project, and because I didn't want to work on my new project. I'll probably work on that now... <INSTUCTIONS> Arrow keys - Move A - Dash A strange power fills the facility... Play @ThatHammerKind 's levels in this studio: https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/26198897/ All right, let me just begin with the fact that I'm not a big fan of remixes. Don't get me wrong, I love the idea of them, but more often than not, people just change a few sprites and there isn't any new content. I don't even like remixing projects since no one ever looks at them. I remember that the first project I remixed was a Gaster simulator. I decided to make the game have a more random and harder element to it by adding more projectiles show up at random places on the screen, and I even changed how some of the projectiles worked. However, this project was very glitchy, and I eventually abandoned it due to a lack of interest in new adding new content. Even so, it still remains to be my most popular project with 78 views and counting (I'm not a very popular Scratcher). From there on out, I always expected remixes to have at least as much effort as I put into my remix, yet no one who else remixed a project did half the work I did. Fortunately, I found 2 Scratchers who had the same motivation to remixes as I did. These Scratchers were @ThatHammerKind with a remix of Collision Course by @The_Updator (a SHMUP without the SHM) and their remix of Leviathan by @GoldenEagleStudios and @Castle_Hippopotamus with their remix of Tobi's Wild Ride by @bidulule . Seeing these remixes made me appreciate these Scratchers in a new way. I had always liked their projects, but I had never thought that they would have the same passion for remixes as I did.After some time, I decided to make a harder version of my 2nd favorite of @ThatHammerKind 's bullet hecks (the first being The Wraith and the Monolith). That eventually led to this project. While it doesn't have as much new content as my first remix, I still am proud of my work and wish that every Scratcher would put as much effort as I do into remixes. Thank you for reading all the way down here (assuming you didn't just skip down here). I hope you have been inspired to put more effort into your remixes.
