Quickman/RunNGun

Controls

• At any time you can pause the game by pressing .
• Walk left and right with and .
• Press to fire in the direction you are currently facing. While walking, you can fire diagonally by pressing or . You can stop and fire directly upwards or downwards by pressing .
• If you want to keep firing in a direction while doing something else, hold that direction and then hold . Your movement speed and jump distance are decreased when moving or jumping backwards compared to the direction you are aiming.
• Press to jump. While in the air you can fire in any direction by holding that direction on the directional pad and pressing .

Consumables

Resources

There are two main meters at the top of the screen. The red bar indicates your health - if this reaches zero you will die and have to return to your last savepoint. The green bar indicates your fuel level. Some items consume fuel; if you are out of fuel you will be unable to use these items.

Weapons

When you find a weapon, press to pick it up.

• Gun

You're given this at the beginning of the game. No need to worry about ammunition, and it should get you through just about any difficult scenario.

• Flamethrower

The flamethrower is stronger than the gun, but has a limited range and drains fuel when used; watch the fuel meter, if it runs out you'll automatically dump it and go back to your gun.

• Jetpack

The jetpack gives you an extra edge in terms of maneuvering. Move around with ; hold and to aim, and fire with . Press if you want to turn off the jetpack and return to normal controls. Beware, though - the jetpack will drain your fuel meter (slowly when stationary, faster when moving) and if you run out of fuel you'll plummet out of the sky.

Items

• Medpack

Occasionally an enemy will drop their medical supplies; you can restore health by walking over them. The small medpack will restore only a small amount of health, while a medium medpack restores more; the large medpack will fully restore your health.

• Fuel canister

Some enemies are carrying fuel for their weapon, and may drop it when they die. A small canister restores only a small amount of fuel; a medium-size canister restores a bit more, and a large canister will completely refill your fuel meter.