
Welcome to the Bugscraper. In this solo or co-op roguelike shooter, battle floor after floor of enemies, aim for the top and settle the score with your tyrannical boss.
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Welcome to the Bugscraper.
Bugscraper is a solo or co-op roguelike shooter. As you climb toward your tyrannical boss’s office, you’ll battle floor after floor of enemies. Using a wide arsenal of weapons and upgrades, mow them down and aim for the top!
🐜 Play as Mio and his friends, in solo or in local co-op with up to 4 players.
🐛 Fight through a hundred waves packed with furious enemies and tough bosses.
🐝 Gather new weapons, drink up on helpful upgrades, and get ready for battle on the next floor!
🐞 Reach the top of the building and settle the score with your boss!
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Languages: English, French, Japanese, Spanish - Spain, Polish, Spanish - Latin America, Portuguese - Brazil
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 35 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
erm, this game is full of bugs.....
really cool idea and its fun but I just suck at this and online would be cool
It's a nice game, but it REALLY needs a checkpoint feature, so if you die you don't have to go all the way back to floor 1.
I loved this game! Been a while since I had so much fun with a game, I loved the shooting mechanic, it's super simple but you can do a lot with it. Being able to jetpack with your gun was also very fun for me, and I loved the humor of this short story! It's a fun and creative shooter gem : )
At its core this is a really good, very short game with very limited replayability. -theres only 80 waves in the entire game, once you get to the top of the fourth area thats about it -theres no post game scaling, no challenge modes, no infinite mode, nothing. if youve been the game once youve seen all there is to see -the art, gameplay, and music (oh my GOD the music is funkin GOOD) are great -beyond combo, theres really no scoring method? which was super odd to me, especially such an arcade style game. BIGGEST PRO: the games really polished and lovely to play, hear, and look at. BIGGEST CON: if youve beaten the game once, youve seen virtually everything. with all the bones laid out already i think it would be incredibly easy to add another 4 areas down the road, or maybe some challenge modes, just something to give this game value once you beat it. i think i just wanted more! selfishly in some ways but reasonable in others. its $10cad. its the price of a decent cheeseburger. and i for sure got more joy from this than a cheeseburger, i just really really wanted more after i was done.
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