Death In Abyss

Hey, you! Do YOU wish Star Fox featured extensive body horror and gave you nightmares?

I have spent over a days worth of time trying to learn this game and beat it, I have been pushed to anger, frustration, and exhaustion. I haven't played a game this taxing in a while. Eventually taking the evening to finish the final boss, which feels like it goes on forever, until things just click and whatever fear you have about getting in the enemies face leaves you and all that's left is the determination to do more than survive. Would recommend!

Very difficult but if you can handle the learning curve it is a very fun and amazingly designed game, the atmosphere and tension from certain scenes is incredible and the lack of info given makes it all the better to leave up to interpretation.

The least fun game I've ever desperately wanted to beat. I can't tolerate the hand cramps anymore. It's really cool, don't play it.

While I love the games art style and overall mechanics (The gameplay feels great.) But... the game defiantly isn't worth the £16.75 I paid for it. There is no real progression or new weapon types/upgrades. Just 1 map and endlessly spawning waves where the games difficulty doesn't make a lot of sense. Even at 25% off today I don't think its worth the price. This should have been listed at around £4-6. There just isn't anywhere near enough content to justify it. Especially when there are many other games on my wishlist that offer a lot more value for way cheaper. I like the game. I just dont like the cost. Not worth it!

Достойный продолжатель дела дьявольских кинжалов и гипер демоновича. Теперь кампания с чекпоинтами. Мрачность и атмосферность на уровне.

Okay, so first I'll make it clear that other people are absolutely correct about this game's difficulty. This game is hard. Its unfair. It's mouse and keyboard only, and the controls can take a while to get used to. You're just a weak little ship surrounded by things that can instantly annihilate you. That being said, this game has the best movement of any 3D spaceship shooter I've ever played. It's just so fun to dash around in 3D. And managing to take down everything with just a little fighter is an amazing feeling. There's a reason I decided to put in the effort to 100% no-hit this game. Dashing can kill you. Like half of my deaths are because of this. This I feel is a little unfair. Maybe restricting how much you can use it with a timer instead of taking damage would have been better. The game is short. It varies based on your skill, but it took me about 5 hours to get through the whole game normally. And about 17 hours to do every level perfectly. There's not a whole lot of content. There's essentially two maps: One in a complete void, and one on the seafloor. The game has 9 levels, each of which can be completed in 3 to 5 minutes. 6 levels of the game are basically just surviving swarms of enemies, but with some kind of modifier to change things up, like needing to kill progress stealing enemies or avoiding instakill explosions. The other 3 levels are bosses. The bosses are great. A lot of the enemies in the game are a bit awkward to fight, like the tongue enemies have weird hitboxes and the spitters have annoying attacks. Enemies do swarm so quickly that only really skilled players will have fun with the game. But I loved it. The bosses can also be a bit unfair, but thy each have patterns that can be figured out to make fighting them easy. The direction the first boss is facing shows what attack it's going to do. The mid-boss's lunge comes from the same direction it left from. And the final boss's air slashes can be dodged by going slowly left or right and dashing only horizontal slashes. Once I got it down, my issues with the game mostly comes from the awkward hitboxes and attacks from unreasonable directions. Other than that, this game was amazing. Though I will say, though the game has practically no story besides ambience and the bestiary, the ending did feel a bit disappointing considering that I survived all the other nonsense the game threw at me. Also yeah, the game is kinda expensive. 5 or 10 dollars less probably would make it look more attractive to others.

Awsome indie game heavily inspired by Devil Daggers and star fox. I was blown away by how fluid and stable the game proformed during its most intense dogfights. The setting and atmosphere of the games world and story also surpised me by its quality. Yes admitably the game is difficult true to its retro asethetic and while a cheat menu or difficulty options would be welcomed I really dont believe the game needs it. you will miss out of that rewarding sensation of acomplishment which is basically null in the modern medium.