1. How long is it?
2. Does gameplay change in an enjoyable way throughout the game?
3. Is the story any good?
4. And didn't this game used to be 80 ms points?

Anything else you wanna say, please share.

Hi, I'm the developer, and I'll answer a few of your questions in a relatively factual way. Subjective questions or subjective elements I'll try to avoid.

1. Weapon of Choice has 7 levels, 4 distinct endings, because the paths you can take in the game branch. The game currently has 2 difficulty modes (Normal, Hard), but will have 6 total difficulty modes (Easy, +3 Harder modes) with the next update (early November 09).
2. There are more bosses (all unique from one another) than levels in the game, more weapons, and 7 unique playable characters all with different weapons.
3. (Too subjective for me to answer)
4. Weapon of Choice was released November 2008, and was originally 400 MS Points. The price was lowered to 240 MS points in mid-October 2009. Here's a price change story.

Here's a few reviews of Weapon of Choice:
Auntie Pixelante
Casual Game Informer
And the Metacritic page for the game with more reviews.

Hope that helps!

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Nathan
Mommy's Best Games

 WeaponOfChoice0 wrote:

Hi, I'm the developer, and I'll answer a few of your questions in a relatively factual way. Subjective questions or subjective elements I'll try to avoid.

1. Weapon of Choice has 7 levels, 4 distinct endings, because the paths you can take in the game branch. The game currently has 2 difficulty modes (Normal, Hard), but will have 6 total difficulty modes (Easy, +3 Harder modes) with the next update (early November 09).
2. There are more bosses (all unique from one another) than levels in the game, more weapons, and 7 unique playable characters all with different weapons.
3. (Too subjective for me to answer)
4. Weapon of Choice was released November 2008, and was originally 400 MS Points. The price was lowered to 240 MS points in mid-October 2009. Here's a price change story.

Here's a few reviews of Weapon of Choice:
Auntie Pixelante
Casual Game Informer
And the Metacritic page for the game with more reviews.

Hope that helps!

Bought it and although I found all the characters and endings of the game in a little more then 2 hours, I can definitely see myself playing this again many times, casually. Thanks for the game, it's well done. Looking for the update and it would be great to see an online multiplayer mode... a horde game like Gears of War would be fitting but with the option of turning on/off the time slowing thing when your about to die. If not a co-op mode with the same option of turning on/off the time slowing because I can see how that could get in the way.