
Erazer is a 2D action shooter with pixel perfect destroyable terrain. Dig, sneak and blow your way through the campaign, create your own maps with the built-in level editor, or play levels created by other players.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Very nice game! I played this game for over 30 hours in closed beta. Developers are active and they listen to feedback. I really enjoy making new maps with the level editor
Reminds me of LieroX. It is in early access but it is fun to play and I really enjoy the custom maps/community made maps. Cant wait for future patches what is coming.
Disclaimer: I alpha and beta tested this game before the Early Access launch and got the game for free for beta testing purposes before EA launch. However, all the things said in this review are my own, honest opinions. I've had the privilege to follow the development of this awesome game. The game has already gone a long way and is a legit product at its current state, and I am not afraid to state that it's well worth its price tag (well, who am I to say, as stated above.. :D) What I really like in this game is the sandbox environment and the possibilities it gives. It already has great developer-made missions, puzzle maps and speedrun maps. Planned co-op and multiplayer features will make it even better in the future. The level editor is well-planned and makes effective level creation possible. Some beta testers have already made a bunch of very good (and challenging, dear god) maps. The game engine allows for nearly everything, which is great. Of course there are some features that are still missing and bugs might appear, but knowing the devs personally, I know that they are eager to hear the feedback and make the needed adjustments. They are really striving to give the players the best product they can. All in all, this game is something that I will definitely put a lot of hours into, and that is from the mouth of an ex-gamer that nowadays usually has neither the time or interest to play games. This is just so good. I can't wait to see what more the devs have in their mind. 5/5, would buy this with my own hard earned money.
Online doesn't work without port forwarding. It should be standard to make a game that doesn't need you to port forward to play in 2021. Figure it out.
It seems that developers really listen the community and so far I have really enjoyed this game. Community maps and map editor are great addition. I cant wait the multiplayer, it would be a great addition!
[i] My Experience [/i] I was excited when I first saw [b]Erazer[/b], as there aren't a lot of games that feature destructible terrain. Although I didn't end up loving the game [b]BroForce[/b] overall, the destructible terrain was the most compelling aspect of that game to me. Shaping the environment is always a fun power trip - just ask any [b]Red Faction[/b] fan! My co-op partner and I delayed on picking the game up, as some of the initial reviews pointed out the necessity of using port forwarding to get connected with a partner. However, the developer later fixed this issue and we decided to take the plunge. Although the game was certainly a little rough from a UI design standpoint, we initially enjoyed ourselves. It was fun to create your own path to objectives, and new weapons and gadgets seemed to unlock at a decent clip. The ninja rope provided even more mobility options, although the physics with it could get a little strange and it seemed to generate its own weird momentum. Another oddity is the way that wall jumping works - after you jump off of a wall, you'll need to delay your directional input or the game won't move your character correctly. If you hold the direction you want to move [i]while[/i] making the wall jump, your character won't end up moving in that direction. Despite these minor grievances, it wasn't until I began hitting overwhelming bugs that we stopped playing. I believe these began to increase in frequency when we reached the mission involving a plane. My character would spawn into the level stuck in the ground, and I'd be unable to move, jump, or equip a weapon. I found it kind of comical the first time it happened, assuming that it was a freak occurrence - my partner went on and completed the level by himself. However, it then continued happening, over and over. Sometimes I would spawn normally, but then if we died while playing the level and had to restart I'd again hit the bug. Finally, it got to be a bit too much for me to deal with and we decided to play something else.
i hope for more nice updates best 2 d game!
simple and awesome
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Fun experience. Like Noita but with a Worms Armageddon ninja rope.
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