
At Sundown: Shots in the Dark is a fast-paced PvP twin-stick shooter where you can't see who's lurking in the shadows. With 12 light-powered weapons to choose from, sneak and shoot in the dark for the ultimate kill!
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STEALTH DRIVEN ARENA COMBAT – Stay hidden, or risk being exposed. The darkness shields you from view, but every shot fired reveals your position, so don’t stay still for long!
MULTIPLAYER MAYHEM – Battle with up to 4 friends in a high-stakes deathmatch, or play other classic modes like Capture the Flag. Only the craftiest will dominate!
OFFLINE BOTS & CHALLENGE MODE – Play against bots or tackle special challenges for each weapon to sharpen your skills before facing off in the chaos of live combat.
18 MAPS, 6 EPIC THEMES – Conquer diverse maps, from haunted mansions to neon-lit discos, each packed with unique light mechanics.
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Polish*languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 42 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
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Reviews
At Sundown is a simply super stealthy and superior arena game. u should get it!
Really fun game! Great for when you have a few friends over
This game can be pretty fun when playing it with friends. Sadly nobody plays it meaning that there's not really anybody else to play it with and it kinda just gets shoved in the forgotten parts of your game library. Also, the pricing for it is a bit high in my opinion. Due to the lack of players I would say it's not worth buying this game.
If you can get three others to play with you, you'll be in for some fun. Played with both a Gamepad and KB+M, I personally preferred KB. The hiding mechanic is a pretty neat idea, I really like the way it's implemented. I haven't tried match making yet, as I played this with a premade group, but I'm hoping that there's more people to play with now, as damn this is a good game.
Sympa petit jeu basé sur les réflexes et le skill. Le principe de base est assez accrocheur : vous voyez une map vue de dessus, votre personnage (qui fait partie de 4 "classes" différentes chacune avec sa spécificité) est invisible dans l'ombre et visible dans la lumière. Tirer le fera également apparaître à l'écran. Il faut donc avoir à l'oeil en permanence les apparitions de vos ennemis, les vôtres pour être certain d'où vous vous trouvez et garder en tête dans quel sens vous visez également. Une fois le tout maitrisé le fun est vraiment au rendez-vous. A savoir que le jeu est jouable en solo, en multi local, en multi en ligne (y'a pas foule mais des parties sont trouvables) et offre une multitude de modes de jeux tous bien pensés et équilibrés ainsi qu'un nombre satisfaisant de maps. Manque juste un poil de combattants mais ce n'est pas particulièrement grave. En tout cas il y a un vrai suivi du jeu avec des correctifs et du contenu apporté au fur et à mesure. Point négatif tout de même, il a été tout un temps une exclu Epic Store, il a donc fallu prendre son mal en patience avant de le voir apparaître dans le magasin Steam.
deathmatch oyunu rasgele bölgelerde başlayıp birbirimizi öldürmeye çalışıyoruz. online da pek kimse yok yada kimse yok olsada beni etkileyen bir tarafı yok.
Sundown: Shots in the Dark is a well-designed PVP game with an interesting, key mechanic: each player is hidden by darkness most of the time, so each match is basically a hide-and-seek with guns. Players' positions are only revealed if they step into light sources, if they fire their weapons, if they sprint, or if certain special abilities are used, so every player has to keep their eyes open for any signs of where their opponents are while simultaneously being careful not to give away their own positions. I appreciate games with unique mechanics that are executed well, and Sundown is one of those games.
Good party game, not a good local party game. I haven't tried the online lobbies outside of making my own. Friends and I have a lot of fun with it, obviously it's more fun with a full group of four as opposed to 2 players just bullying each other. I do recommend if you have a group.
Very buggy. My friend and I had a few reoccurring issues that usually forced us to restart matches pretty frequently. But when you get it up and running, it's pretty fun. Basically a lot of chasing each other around in the dark, just like the videos show. If you have time on your hands, a friend or two to play with and patience to spare, give it a chance and you might enjoy!
Really awesome game! Perfect for evenings with friends!
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