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It's Necro Mutex reskinned into a friendlier version. I liked Necro Mutex but this one not so much. Priced a little high as well, buy the first one if you're going to get one of these. Can't see bundle price as own both games but you only need one of these. Video gameplay; https://youtu.be/-Ma5xE5-9Wg?t=155 Honestly should be priced under $15 AUD maybe $9.95 with $15 option for both.

[h1]Experienced on the Oculus Rift with Touch Controllers[/h1] [i]Please note: I received a free Steam key through the Steam Curator Connect program[/i] You can view my review & gameplay here: https://youtu.be/TmbyM83o5mM So this is a tough game to review for me personally. I'm not sure how to handle a re-skinned version of another game. Part of me just wants to leave a negative review because I'm not sure it's a good thing for a developer to charge money for a new game that's essentially just a re-skin. On the other hand, that really doesn't help anyone out who may be interested in buying this game on its own merit. If you don't know what I'm talking about, look up the other game by this developer: Necro Mutex. I received a free Steam key through the Steam Curator Connect program. If you saw my video for that game and then see my video for this game: you'll see that they basically look the same except one has robots and the other one has zombies / mutants. And after playing both, I didn't really notice any differences. I think this one gets more difficult earlier than Necro Mutex, but it has the same guns, the same looking levels, even the same music. Anyways, this is a FPS arena shooter with some rogue-lite elements. It supposedly has 10,000 levels. Unfortunately, many of the have the same look, even if they have some differences. I played this game for almost 4 hours and I couldn't tell you how one level looked different from another. Also, I cleared over 20 sectors and got an achievement which less than 5% of players have. I think that is very telling. This game is challenging. You have to pick your upgrades / skill carefully. If you fail a level, you can't repeat it. If you successfully pass a level, you get to keep the money you earned that you spend on said upgrades / skills. You can upgrade your gun to do more damage, shoot faster, earn you more money, or have more ammo. You probably need a fully upgraded gun to be able to use it reliably as you'll be shooting a lot. The game ran smoothly which is amazing because there was just a horde of enemies on screen. Some flying, some shooting me at range, some running up to me and exploding. You do have full locomotion, but there is no snap turning or smooth turning, although there is a turn option in settings which I could never figure out how it works although I did turn on occasion, but never to where I wanted. The UI is a mess though. [b]Rate 6/10. I did have some fun, but again, I felt I was playing Nectro Mutex and didn't notice any real differences. I think others may enjoy this game more than me, especially if you enjoy a challenge. For me, it's not good, but still better than the average VR game so a 6 is warranted.[/b] *** UPDATE 10/9/2019: Per dev, there is snap turning available, but I was unable to get it to work on the Oculus Rift with Touch Controllers ***

Well it's basically a re skinned version of Necro Mutex which is no bad thing, with toy type robots. Which is great for a younger audience and still tough for grown ups to. I would really love to see more content added to both games down the line, but know the developer is very busy and these games were created by just him which to be honest is amazing, so I salute you sir. I don't own a vr head set so I play in normal first person mode, but iam sure in vr this game would be a blast. Its a shame the music tracks are the same on this game as necro mutex, and would love to of seen down the line some proper boss battles when you hit certain mile stones with random procedural generated different ones and have some boss music to separate from the sector music. Also on the 10,000 level the main boss to. Also maybe some mini bosses dotted about to. I know iam asking to much and as a one man development team what's done so far is nothing short of amazing. But if enough people buy it, well you never know some things could happen. So for me it's a thumbs up. 😊

Impressions Video with Commentary // Oculus Rift S // GTX 1060: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nBAk7VhDmhw My Initial Thoughts: I already featured this game under its old name of 'Necro Mutex' The developer has made the game more user and family friendly and more action packed from the start. If you like games like Robotron, imagine that type of game in first person mode and in VR. With over 10,000 levels to play, this endless shooter is a blast.

I love the graphics and hectic game play. The robot design is a brilliant homage to old school sci-fi. The environments are a fluro techno treat as is the sound and music. It’s a simple shooter but can be hard at first, so make sure you are upgrading as it can be impossible without it. It’s like a 3D Robotron 2084 or Bezerk, I was half expecting evil otto to come bouncing after me. Fight Like a Robot!!!

Stars received: 3.0/10 _ Note: v.6 [0.0 to 1] = personal impressions [0.4] Controls & Training & Help [0.4] Menu & Settings [0.2] Sound & Music [0.4] Graphics [0.3] Game Design [0.1] Game Story [0.3] Game Content [0.4] Completion time (level/game)? [0.0] is it Enjoyable & Fun? [0.0] Could it hold a spot in Favorites? (& if the Game can be repeatedly played again) [0.0] BONUS point: Multi-Player related [0.5] BONUS point: Review for VR [N] - if Registration is required with providing PII [No = Categorical] - is it acceptable to Play the Game in 2023+ ? Game description key-points: This Gamash, alike another asset with zombies Overview: looks like an asset flip with the similar poor content, but with zombies movement controls are horrible as the game requires a 360 activities after few sandboxes(levels) everything becomes static and expected, not much of a challenge and joy to see the ambience and monster un-attractiveness around...

Pro : It's a blast, specially in VR mode. You can select your VR speed (from crawling to too fast for your own good), surround yourself with a small VR wall with the height of your choice (knee high ? ), and the positional audio and thumbstick weapon selection work better then in 2D with a mouse/keyboard. Graphics are less confusing in VR too, due to being life sized. Con : The upgrade costs seem out of whack. Up to Plasmagun (4th weapon, maxed around 0.5 million$) it's fine, but good luck maxing out the Minigun (at 5,000 million$). I'll spare you the cost of maxing the next weapons, but the total upgrade cost is almost 1 septillion$ (that's 24 zeroes). I'm guessing a lifetime of grinding without sleep won't get you anywhere near that.

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VR поиграл пару уровней, сначала оч понравилась стрельбой, графикой и роботами, но через неск уровней все надоело, все однотипно и бесцельно

Hab dieses Spiel und Necro Mutex probiert - ist leider nicht meins. Ich finde es technisch nicht gut umgesetzt, vor allem die Bewegungsoptionen sind nicht gut umgesetzt, auch ruckelt es bei mir, warum weiß ich nicht. Das Gameplay ist auch großteils zu eintönig, als dass ich Interesse hätte mich mehr mit dem Spiel zu beschäftigen.