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Cozy game, love it, could use more wooden materials though

Excellent platformer romp, but 30€ is a bit steep for what it offers. At this price I'd expect longer playtime than 5 hours, more clever use of mechanics, and a more involved combat such as enemies weaker to certain types of weapons.

The pumpkin-head minigames are very dull and the game could have done without them.

The highlight: The bosses, a lot of them get creative and challenging, and overall are pretty fun.

Excellent Unreal/Turok -esque romp

Updated: Sony backed down the PSN requirement, for now..

A great cooperative Thirdperson Shooter with a varied arsenal and enemy factions that need different strategies, loadouts, and playstyles to take on. Be sure to use Tesla Towers effectively.

As a live-service game it puts a lot more effort into making the game feel alive as opposed to the majority of other games in this category, aka "cosmetics simulators". Players dictate bigger decisions in the game, like unique story missions or how early new content gets released.

Game features extensive settings under options to customize the experience to your liking, be sure to change the stratagem keybinds to the arrow keys so you can call-down on the run.

Has an unorthodox approach to "battle passes", warbonds that doesn't expire and can be picked up at any time without missing out.

It also has mechs.

Can play as a interdimensional space cowboy

Big trucks Big vrooms. Enjoyable game with an enjoyable overworld you drive around in. Recommended for people who likes big trucks, driving over smaller things, and racing.

Issues:
-Differing difficulties in tournaments: The difficulty during tournaments are incredibly inconsistent and wildly varies. Playing on medium some are super easy while others you'll struggle to barely get by. Some are longer than others which is quite frustrating, which means in a series of 3 challenges one can last 15 minutes while others are over by 5 minutes.
-Trucks go uncontrollable: Driving on flat terrain is fine, even bumps in the road is fine. But if you drive off a ramp and land on even slightly uneven terrain you run a big risk of having your truck fly and bounce out of control, which is unfortunate considering all the uneven terrain you have to drive on in this game. You can forget about trying to wrestle control back, just put the controller down until the truck stops moving, trying to recover while it's spinning will just make it worse.

Final score: 3.5 / 5

Extremely unique game that's easy to learn and hard to master. Roguelite, Point-n'-Click, Horror, and Turn-based Combat all rolled into one, genres that usually doesn't interest me but lends this game very well.

Final score: 4.5 / 5

The game is very old-school, featuring a ton of unlockables and a unique and pleasing retro-artstyle, of which you can change the coloring/palette as you wish since pure black and white does get hard on the eyes after a while.
Also in the way of old-school, the game has a somewhat unforgiving difficulty depending on RNG. Your first few runs will be very rough around the edges until you figure out how to handle enemies and events. Early game will be very frustrating, but after a few runs you'll discover that there will always be a way to best optimize any situation you get thrown into.

Though the biggest plus for this game has to be that it can be modded. Yes, you can add custom, user-made content, in case you ever feel like facing off with the Hamburglar as an eldritch god or fighting against Minecraft Steve in a turn-based encounter.

The only negative I can find with this game is that it will eat up a lot of your time, but that's somewhat of a positive as well.

---Early Access Review: 27th November 2019---

Summary: A solid homage to Quake; Weapons that feel good to use, enemies with morbid (in a good sense) appearances, and large levels with stellar design. If you enjoyed early 3D games such as Quake, Doom, Unreal or Ion Fury, this game will not disappoint.

Final score: 4 / 5

Features 8 enemies, 5 weapons, 2 levels and 1 hub level for the EA version. In its current state the game is very promising, but there are also things that could be improved.

-Few enemy types: The EA version limits you to only encountering 8 enemy types, which does stand its ground in the first level, but by the second level you will be feeling the weight of monotony. Overall this decision really bogs down the quality of the game, at least in EA.

-Enemies projectile spam: Goes especially for the more beefier enemies where instead of having interesting behaviour to make them pose more of a challenge, relies on barraging you with zero breathing room.

-Redundant alt-fire: For a few weapons I did not find much use for the secondary fire, namely the Shotgun and the Fang Spitter, especially the Shotgun.

These downsides are mostly nitpicks that will most likely be redeemed with the full release, offering more enemies and weapons to use.
The games also has quite a few highlights.

+Atmospheric levels: The levels have very good ambiance and a consistent thematic flow throughout the level, nothing to complain about here save for a few badly lighted corners.

+Solid weapons: The weapons in this game does not disappoint, even the early weapons still serve purpose and feel powerful against later monsters.

+Elegant sound design: Whoever did the sound design and sounds for this game did it right, especially for the weapons.


So far for an Early Access version, I enjoyed what the game had to offer.

As close to a pure definition of retro-inspired game as you can possibly come.

Classic crispy sprite goodness, weapons that packs a punch, and rad enemies with outstanding design.

Everything in this game comes together to form the perfect 90s FPS tribute, but what stands out the most is it's level design. The levels are absolutely fantastic and definitely flows greatly with the gameplay.

This is one of few games where I struggle to find negatives, truly I have to enter nit-pick territory to even remotely find points to talk about. But here goes:

-Few enemy types: This is sort of a grey middlepoint between good and bad, but the game would definitely not suffer from another lesser enemy variant. Most of the time you'll be facing the regular human enemies, small annoying spiderheads and drones, which ends up very samey unfortunately since you already know how to deal with them, rinse and repeat. Major enemies are thrown in every now and then but very sparsely, the major enemies have greater variety as well later on.

-EXTREMELY well-hidden secrets: This complaint is not aimed at the secrets in general, but more-so towards later levels where "one" level spans several loading zones. Normally when you're near the exit it tells you how many secrets are left on the map, fair enough. But the levels that spans several parts only tells you at the end, which meant my first time through one of these "multi-part levels" I was missing 12 secrets, whereas with the others I would be missing 4-5. At that point I stopped going back to search for them. Would be very helpful with a message such as "This part of the level is missing N secrets" before the loading zone.

-Bosses aren't that unique: The bosses aren't that much to write home about, just regular enemies or to-be-introduced enemies with a higher health pool. I would have liked to at least see them with extra attacks, the very definition of a boss is a one-of-a-kind encounter marking the end of a set or chapter. The final boss is very disappointing as well unfortunately.


If you enjoyed Build engine games such as Duke Nukem 3D, Blood or Shadow Warrior, this game is a must for you. No questions asked.


P.S. there is alt-fire with right click, try those out since they help you a lot, especially the Revolver's alt-fire against spiderheads.

Game is pretty jamming, the community is cool too.

I'll still never let a Scout main into my house though.