EON Trooper

Fantastic Bullet Hell game. Responsive, addicting and ultra fun!

前作EON Fighterが何十時間も費やすほど好きだったので今作も購入したが現時点では大変存念な仕様。 EON Fighter時代にあった自分好みのビルドに育てて敵を倒す独自性は今作では失われている。 敵を倒してXPを溜めても選択肢の無い自動成長で目標クリアして得られるポイントも決まった振り分けしか無い。 どこにでもあるゲームになってしまっている。 前作が自分で得た報酬で好きなように生きる独身者だとするなら今作はパートナーに選択肢の無い人生を強いられる既婚者である。

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Es un juegazo con un futuro prometedor, super entretenido y con mucha rejugabilidad, me encantó!!

No tiene tuto pero tiene la misma fórmula que Eon Fighter. No me atrapó como el otro pero sin darme cuenta le metí 80 minutos. Si buscás un juego para pasar el tiempo: descargate éste

Muy bueno, simple, sin vueltas. Mucha accion!

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EON Trooper, developed and published by Square Wheel, is a fast-paced twin-stick shooter that mixes arcade-style intensity with a light layer of tactical decision-making. While it initially presents itself as a straightforward action game built around movement and shooting, it gradually reveals a bit more depth through its squad-based mechanics and progression systems. The result is an experience that feels accessible and energetic, even if it doesn’t fully push its ideas as far as it could. The core gameplay revolves around navigating compact combat arenas while facing waves of enemies that attack from multiple directions. Movement and aiming are handled independently, allowing for precise control as you dodge incoming fire and return attacks. The responsiveness of the controls is one of the game’s strongest aspects, making it easy to get into the flow of combat. Encounters quickly become chaotic, with projectiles filling the screen and enemies closing in from all sides, requiring constant awareness and quick reactions. What sets EON Trooper apart from more traditional shooters is its inclusion of AI-controlled squadmates. During a run, players can recruit additional troopers, each bringing unique abilities that can influence how battles play out. Some may focus on crowd control, while others provide defensive support or additional firepower. This system introduces a subtle layer of strategy, as choosing the right combination of allies can make certain encounters more manageable. However, while this mechanic adds variety, it doesn’t drastically change the overall structure of gameplay, which remains centered on shooting and evasion. Progression follows a roguelite-inspired format, with missions spread across different zones and environments. Players unlock new characters, upgrade abilities, and experiment with different builds over multiple runs. This creates a sense of long-term growth, encouraging repeated playthroughs as you refine your approach and try out different combinations of skills and equipment. Early on, this system feels rewarding, as each upgrade contributes to a noticeable improvement in performance. The pacing strikes a balance between accessibility and challenge. It is easy to understand the basics, but the difficulty increases steadily, pushing players to improve their reflexes and positioning. The presence of squadmates helps ease some of the pressure, but they do not eliminate the need for careful play. This balance makes the game approachable for newcomers while still offering enough intensity to keep experienced players engaged. Visually, the game adopts a bright and stylized aesthetic that emphasizes clarity over detail. Enemy attacks, environmental hazards, and player actions are all easy to distinguish, which is essential in a game where quick reactions are critical. While the art style may not be particularly distinctive, it serves the gameplay well, ensuring that the action remains readable even in the most hectic moments. The audio design complements the fast-paced nature of the game with energetic sound effects and a straightforward soundtrack. Weapons have a satisfying impact, and enemy attacks are clearly signaled, helping players react appropriately during combat. While the music does not stand out as a defining feature, it supports the overall tone and keeps the momentum consistent. Over time, however, the game’s limitations become more apparent. Despite the presence of different characters, enemies, and environments, the core loop does not evolve significantly. Runs tend to follow a similar structure, and while the action remains enjoyable, it can begin to feel repetitive after extended play. The squad mechanics, while interesting, are not deep enough to fundamentally change how the game is approached, and the progression system, though functional, does not introduce major shifts in gameplay. Additionally, the game’s relatively small scale means that some elements feel underdeveloped. While it offers a solid amount of content for its size, it lacks the variety and depth that might keep players engaged over the long term. This makes it better suited for shorter sessions rather than extended play. Ultimately, EON Trooper is a well-executed but modest entry in the twin-stick shooter genre. It delivers responsive controls, satisfying combat, and a hint of strategic variety through its squad system, all within a compact and accessible framework. While it doesn’t break new ground or fully explore its ideas, it provides a consistently enjoyable experience, particularly for players who appreciate fast, replayable action. Rating: 7/10