Destructivator 2

For anyone who are looking for nostalgic games, you've come to the right place. Destructivator 2 offers pure nostalgia right off that bat with its retro graphics that reminds of the good old NES days. Its fairly challenging just like the games we've had before. The controls are very straight forward. Other than the usual directional movements, you only have a button for jumping and shooting. Its that simple. Finishing a level requires you to clear all the enemies found in the stage. Your score will only vary depending on how much health you have at the end. There are a total six missions and each missions has multiple stages in it and a boss level at the end. You can also choose from three difficulties: Normal, Hard and Brutal. I highly recommend that you go for the Hard difficulty to fully experience retro gaming, where hand-holding is not allowed and you are thrown right in the middle of the mess. Just like the good old times. There are only a couple of things that I didn't like about the game. One is that there could be instances that you may have to backtrack because apparently you forgot one enemy to clear the stage. Or sometimes when there are only few enemies remaining, you are left wondering where the hell did went and what what area did you forgot to clear. So I kind of hoped that we get an indicator for the enemy locations once they are few in numbers. Next is the level designs, I find them too similar in my opinion. While the structures feels like it blend to much with each other, The game is fits well if you're looking for short bursts of fun since the level are pretty short to finish. This is a good change from the usual releases we get nowadays. Its a great throwback to the retro games. Plus, its reasonably cheap, I'm sure you will get money's worth. They also offer a demo version of the game just incase you are still unsure whether to grab this game or not. [code]For other game reviews, please [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/40640212/]follow us at What The Game?[/url][/code]

Pug Fugly would benefit to make an easier mode in all of their games, so gamers can replay the game with a higher difficulty. Pug Fugly games are fun, some may say challenging, but an easier mode in Alien Death Mob and Destructivator 2 would help them sell more copies. Very responsive controls. Arcade shooter, although not twin stick. Alien Death Mob by Pug Fugly is better, cheaper, and is twin stick. Overall, a worthy pickup on sale.

It's good. Shoot bad guys, don't get killed, repeat until you get them all, go to the next level, shoot more bad guys, etc. Compared to the original, this has more environmental hazards (in some levels they're much more dangerous than enemy fire) and some shmup levels, but it feels similar, in a good way.

Holy cow!!! If you love retro gaming, this is the game for you! Destructivator 2 captures the very essence of what it means to be "retro"! Great pixel art, tons of action, and crazy difficulty! Unlike a lot of patty cake games today, games back in the day didn't hold your hand, give you a trophy and a popsicle, pat you on the back, and say "good job" No sir! They kicked you in the teeth, stomped you while you were down and wouldn't let up! All of that made you tougher and made it feel sooooooo good when you finally beat the game! If you want hours of fun and a true retro "golden age of gaming" experience, then you MUST get Destructivator 2! I'm an indie game tester, and this is one of the best I've played!

Satisfying pick and and play action, reminds me of old shareware shooters like Biomenace Starts to get pretty tough pretty soon after the first world, but the controls and shooting are a lot of fun

Pure action-fueled 90's style platformer. The characters are tiny, which is really cool as it gives a larger picture of what's going on. Starts fast but it's easy to play, with simple and easy controls and good maps that don't overcomplicate.