Genre: Scrolling Shooter
Theme: Science Fiction
Languages: English
Developer: Adventurous Productions
Game Modes: Single Player

What’s Cool about It

• Play as three completely different classes: Fighter; Survivor; and Trickster.
• Probably the only scrolling shooter where the scrolling speed of the screen is not fixed, but can be manipulated by the player, adding the possibility to do time trials besides the usual score hunting.
• While mostly side-scrolling, the view occasionally switches to top-view to enable more interesting gameplay situations.
• It’s not all about shooting, but also about maneuvering. The various environmental hazards underline this feature, which are not only deadly to you, but also to your enemies.

Overview

Fly through space and overcome a variety of enemies and obstacles as one of three completely different classes.

As the Fighter, fire a weapon that is very weak at start, but covers an increasingly larger area if you keep on destroying enemies. Additionally, you can copy the attacks of your enemies by destroying three of a kind in a row.

As the Survivor, gain energy by daring to get close to enemy attacks. Use this energy to either block attacks or wait for maximum energy to perform a screen-filling attack. If you manage to reach a high speed, your ship enters ghost-mode and becomes invincible.

Finally, as the Trickster, perform various risky maneuvers to unleash powerful attacks. Wield a boomerang that is deadly to your enemies, but takes away your control over your ship. Use energy to drag a box that inflicts great damage and returns enemy attack damage back at the enemy. Destroy your foes by simply crashing into them while having enough speed.

Learn to master Quick Slick Deadly through step-by-step missions and then show off the hard-core gamer within you with your perfected high-scores and excellent completion times. Are you ready to face a challenge?

Minimum System Requirements

• Windows 98, 2000, XP, Vista, 7 or 8 operating system
• 200 Mhz Pentium processor or higher
• 32 Mb RAM (256 Mb for XP, Vista, 7 and 8)
• Your display must support a minimum resolution of 1280 x 720.
Windows Media Player must be installed on your computer.

Additional Information: For a complete, in-depth guide of the game, please download this PDF.

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Recently, I have discovered that someone with the nickname of "awesomealiceallen" has written a long and detailed review of Quick Slick Deadly on ShinyLoot. To read it, please click on this image...

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...and then click on "Read All Reviews" at the bottom of the right column.

I hereby thank awesomealiceallen from the bottom of my heart for putting so much effort in writing this review! It explains all the important aspects of the game and, in combination with the game description on the game's front page, can really help you decide whether Quick Slick Deadly is something for you or not. I encourage anyone with the slightest interest in the game to read this review that is written with so much care!

I would like to add, if anyone encounters any problems or difficulties while playing Quick Slick Deadly, please contact me! You can either send me a private message on Steam ( Steamcommunity.com ), on Twitter ( Twitter.com ), on YouTube ( Youtube.com ), or on the Quick Slick Deadly forum on ShinyLoot ( Shinyloot.com ). A big thank you to anyone who supports my game! :)

PS: Awesomealiceallen has also added a shortened version of her review here on IndieDB. At the time of writing this news post, with the addition of her review, Quick Slick Deadly's average rating should show an 8.2 based on 6 votes; but instead, it shows a 7.8 based on 5 votes. In other words, the avergae rating has not updated. I have contacted IndieDB about this matter, but have not received any reply yet.

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StardustSpeedman Creator
StardustSpeedman - - 5 comments

Hi evanwitt,

The Haunting Eyes move behind all objects, but they still can be shot by the player and they can also collide with the player. They can't collide with anything else and their weapon doesn't hit any object other than the player. Yeah, the Haunting Eyes are tough to beat with your primary weapon at level 1. From the 6th mission onwards, levels are filled with more enemies, so that before encountering the first haunting eye, you encounter enough raging bulls to get the laser weapon first, then shoot off the haunting eyes easily with lasers. This is important from the 6th mission onwards, since colliding with the haunting eyes gives you negative points. However, in the fifth mission, you don't encounter enough raging bulls to get the laser weapon first. Killing a Haunting Eye with the primary weapon is possible, but is very hard, since it takes 4 hits. But since points still don't matter in the fifth mission, you could just easily crash into the first 2 haunting eyes. The third haunting eye gets destroyed by a laser ray, unless you use the boost ability in a wrong moment, so that the laser ray misses the haunting eye.

Yes, there are 5 raging bulls that get destroyed, but one after another. It happens quite quickly, but it's still not as if they explode all simultaneously. There are also a lot of "x" collectibles. The goal is to interrupt the appearing of the laser beam icons in your weapon slots by collecting the "x" items, so that there never appear 3 laser beam icons in a row. It takes a bit of practice to pull it off, but since there are a lot of "x" items, it's not like it requires extreme precision. Just grab the "x" items at a relatively quick pace at the same time the raging bulls are getting destroyed.

Sorry again for the confusion. I can see how this fifth mission is a bit difficult to understand. I think all other missions should be clear. Still, please do not hesitate to ask me any other question that may come up. I'm always glad to help. :)

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StardustSpeedman Creator
StardustSpeedman - - 5 comments

Hello evanwitt,

Thank you for asking this question here. I'm sorry if the instructions for this section are unclear. But indeed, you have misunderstood what the 5th mission is about.

You do not lose your secondary weapon when one of the alternate weapon slots changes. You only lose your secondary weapon when all three alternate weapon slots show the same weapon, and only if that weapon is different from your current secondary weapon. The "x" power-up is there to help you prevent switching to a different weapon. Here is how the 5th mission works:

The task is to finish the mission while having the "homing energy ball" as your secondary weapon. You first have to destroy 3 "Haunting Eye" enemies in succession to obtain the Energy Ball weapon. Then, you get to a point with lots of these "x" power-ups and also 5 "Raging Bull" enemies that automatically get destroyed by a laser ray. Each time one of these enemies gets destroyed, one of your alternate weapon slots changes to the laser beam weapon. If all three slots simultaneously show the laser beam weapon, your secondary weapon switches from the energy ball to the laser beam and thus, you will not be able to finish the mission. To prevent switching to the laser beam, you have to collect the "x" power ups, so that at no time the three slots show the laser beams simultaneously. Hope this answers your question. :)

As a side note, if you look back at the tutorial text for the 4th mission, you'll see the following text:

"Keep in mind that once you obtain a secondary weapon, it will only switch to a different weapon if all 3 boxes at the bottom right corner of the screen simultaneously show the same attack icon of a different enemy attack."

I probably should have repeated that text in the tutorial text for the 5th mission as well. :P Anyway, sorry again for the inconvenience. I hope it did not cause too much frustration.

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makalele
makalele - - 1 comments

This game is exactly what I wanted. It also reminds me somehow on the Sonic games.

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StardustSpeedman Creator
StardustSpeedman - - 5 comments

Sir, you just made my day! :D

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FattyMooMooMan
FattyMooMooMan - - 2 comments

You might want to change the word SHUMP on your store description to SHMUP. Its an old nickname for the genre taken from the words 'SHoot eM UP'. I have played more than my fair share of SHMUPs but never a SHUMP :)

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StardustSpeedman Creator
StardustSpeedman - - 5 comments

Thanks for the heads-up! ;) But that typo is actually not my mistake. I didn't right the store description. It seems like it has been added from Desura/IndieDB staff. Still, thank you for the notice. I will see if I can change it myself and if not, will ask a Desura staff to change it. :)

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