
Desecrators is a retro six-degrees-of-freedom shooter set in a 41st-century galaxy where outlaw hovercraft pilots plunder deep-space installations. Loot destructive weapons and powerful upgrades to take on the ultimate heist: the legendary vaults of the Galactic Treasury.
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The year is 4096. The Milky Way is dotted with massive installations owned by humanity's warring factions and empires. Ranging from deep space refineries to orbital temples, they have one thing in common: they are filled to the brim with technology, weapons, and riches.
You, a notorious desecrator, roam the galaxy aboard your FTL cruiser Nightingale, raiding targets of opportunity. Plunder your way to weapons and technology powerful enough to take on the ultimate heist: The legendary vaults of the Galactic Treasury.
But watch your six. Rival desecrators want the same prize. And bigger threats lurk in the dark...
Total freedom of movement. Roll, strafe, climb, dive. Fight in full 3D space with no up or down, weaving through particle fire and swarms of homing missiles.
Arsenal of mass destruction. Blast through enemies with a roster of over 25 guns, missiles and mines. Disintegrate enemies up close with the plasma thrower, or use a high explosive railgun to pick off targets from afar.
Different run every time. Choose your path through a randomized campaign. Explore sprawling procedural levels filled with enemies, traps and secrets.
Lethal opposition. Battle hordes ranging from swarming drones to elite war machines that communicate and coordinate to bring you down.
Three-way warfare. Fend off incursions from squads of deadly rival desecrators. Installation defenses target both you and your rivals with uniform hatred.
Anomaly detected. Rumors speak of massive experimental combat craft - so-called "Anomalies" - hidden in the depths of military and corporate bases. Save a nuke just in case...
Co-op or solo. Play through the campaign solo or in online co-op with up to 4 players.
VR support. Play the full campaign in VR, solo or in co-op.
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Languages: English, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Russian
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 41 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
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Reviews
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Just superb and challenging.
super jeux
it's good, and uniquely well suited to scratch the 6DOF Decent series itch.
good game. a bit confusing where to go at times, but it never caused frustration.
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---Я сосал меня е**ли в формате 6DOF. Прекрасно. ---Симулятор ПвП здесь настолько жёсткий что я завидеть райвала (местный ИИ-игрок) не успеваю как он уже выпустил в меня очередь из пираний и в зажим по 100% упреждению решетит моё корыто из SLMG, притом делает это в 1.5 раза лучше чем я. Прекрасно. ---Уровни генерируются всегда разным образом, генерация кривенькая но за счёт этого практически уникальная, видов врагов тонна, вооружения много, между миссиями есть прокачка корабля (слоты + пассивки). Прекрасно. ---На последней сложности можно поиграть ради того чтобы в холодные деньки вас грела ваша же пятая точка, настолько быстро там отлетаешь. Прекрасно. ---Пробовал играть в VR-шлеме(но управление всё еще на клавамыши), ощущения еще балдёжнее, правда попадать было чуть сложнее зато можно самому крутить головой и смотреть назад на стадо неведимых буров, которые еще чуть чуть и затаранят тебя до смерти. Прекрасно. ---Единственное только кооп не исследовал, но полагаю что в коопе будет обе жопы полыхать. Замечательно.
Definitely worth the money. The two things that stuck out to me were the sound design, and the minimalism. Be guy Have ship Take stuff Blow stuff up in process The sound is crisp, and matches what you are seeing and doing. It feels like the old Win 95 games, but plays and looks way smoother. The music is very "on brand", I would say. Everything that made the old 6DOF games fun has been included, imo. It has been many years since Descent 2 for me, so the 6DOF takes some getting used to, definitely. Not only the controls, but also mentally mapping the level. You can choose how auto-leveling works, if you want it at all. Some other reviews complain about the level design. I won't say they are wrong. But there is a line: how do you create a dark, claustrophobic setting that is also visually varied enough to easily navigate? Should it be easy to navigate? That's an individual choice I would say. But, when you complete a level, there is an oncreen visual guide that leads you out, which definitely matters because sometimes you are on a time limit. Motion sickness can be a risk. If that is something that you struggle with, you might struggle with this game. Just a fair warning - not a criticism by any means. Nature of the beast, and all. The upgrade system is also very simple, but definitely influences gameplay meaningfully. Glad I found this, and great job to the team. Really enjoy.
This reminds me so much of playing descent when I was a kid. Also, the developers seem to be constantly working on it making it better.
Anyone who liked forsaken or Descent should easily enjoy this. Everything is really well done here if you know what to expect. No story whatsoever just pure gameplay that's an omage to forsaken and the n64 graphics style. I like the size of the levels that are never too big so it might get tedious to navigate and speaking of navigation: the game has a small but cool feature that let's you put a waypoint to an unexplored area with the press of a button. So you find a switch somewhere that opens something somewhere else and want to go there? Open the map, press a button, set the waypoint, boom. No stomach ache inducing 360 degree searching needed. I also like the weapon variety. From standard laser and gatling guns to shotgun like, charging, rail gun, homing, sentry, mines, rockets.. you name it. It's a shame that this genre doesn't seem to find a bigger audience. There are only a handful of games like this out there while basically every other genre is flooded with content. Anyway I am enjoying this very much so thank you to the developer. Go and buy this so we might get a chance to some more from this underrated genre!
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