I remember playing this flash game in high school, so it must have come out in 2006 or earlier. It's a side-scrolling, single player, platformer staring two characters the player could switch between mid-game. One is bulky and carries a sledgehammer or mallet, the other is lean and carries a sniper rifle.
The unique part of this flash game was that the sniper could stand at certain parts of each area and snipe, which switched the game to a first person view. This was why the sniper could only snipe from certain spots, as the levels had to be redrawn to support this.
It must have been a very short game or a demo, with only a single boss and few environments.
The only parts I'm not so sure of: the boss might have needed to be shot, then have the oversized bullets hammered home by the other character; also, the visual style may have looked similar to Adam Phillips' Brackenwood animations, though not as detailed or well animated.
Any help is appreciated.
The unique part of this flash game was that the sniper could stand at certain parts of each area and snipe, which switched the game to a first person view. This was why the sniper could only snipe from certain spots, as the levels had to be redrawn to support this.
It must have been a very short game or a demo, with only a single boss and few environments.
The only parts I'm not so sure of: the boss might have needed to be shot, then have the oversized bullets hammered home by the other character; also, the visual style may have looked similar to Adam Phillips' Brackenwood animations, though not as detailed or well animated.
Any help is appreciated.