
Build devastating weapons on the fly in this blend of movement shooter and roguelike action. Sprint, slide, and dash to plunder high-tech vaults. Stack gun upgrades, abilities, and grenades for wild synergies as you survive a spreading infestation.
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Galactic Vault blends movement shooter and roguelike action. Build devastating weapons on the fly by combining gun upgrades, underbarrel launchers, and movement abilities. Tear through corporate defenses, survive a spreading infestation, and grow stronger through unlockable weapons, playable characters, and deep skill trees.
Slide, dash, and sprint with full movement shooter freedom. Use hand-crafted, vertical rooms to outmaneuver security forces and chain stylish kills.
A free content update adds hazard-filled infected rooms and mutated enemies. Wield an experimental new weapon and turn the infection against everything in your path.
Watch your gun transform in real time. Stack muzzles, scopes, magazines, and charms mid-run to trigger game-breaking effects, elemental combos, and chaotic synergies.
Fight swift surveillance drones, heavily armored tanks, and brainwashed psychos. Take down multi-stage Vault Captains that demand precise execution to survive.
You play a former VOLT (Vault Operations & Lost Tech) operative in a tech-hoarding corporate future. The mission is simple: infiltrate the vaults, build the ultimate weapon, and take back what is yours. And then some.
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Languages: English, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish - Spain, Portuguese - Brazil, German
Engagement
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Reviews
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Overall, a great shooter if you wanna just... get lost blowing up enemies for a couple hours and relax. Just put on some music and blow up some bots. Minor gripe, shotguns felt weak. Interestingly enough, shotguns got a tweak in the last patch, so hopefully they hit with a good impact now,
Devs are responsive. I reported an issue with gameplay and it was corrected within hours. Gameplay is snappy and responsive. It genuinely feels good to shoot. BUT not much of a narrative to be found here. The gameplay loop is extremely repetitive. The entire meat of the game is leveling up weapons but when you're fighting the same 6 enemy types in the same rooms for the 10th time you quickly realize how shallow the game truly is. For $20 its almost offensive compared to games like dead zone rouge and far far west. This should be an $8 early access title.
already looking like it's going to be my next roguelite arena-shooter obsession.
genuinely a really great roguelike fps! highly recommend
As others have stated already: It's good, but could use a bit more of everything. There's not a whole lot of enemy variety so runs become repetitive after a few hours. Audio is meh, guns don't sound punchy like they should. Gunplay is really nice besides the audio part. Upgrades are a bit here and there, some feeling like they do nothing and others blow the run wide open. It's good overall, 20€ is a fair price for it but if you've played roguelike shooters before you won't find anything new here
Played the demo, and must say I am impressed with the amount of pollish that was added since then. Great game; Snappy movement and shooting, I am expecting great things from MeepMeep games to come!
lot of potential with this rouge. its a satisfying shooter, plays similar to deadzone rouge but what separates galactic vault is the use of multi-item synergies. much like binding of isaac where you can merge items together for better effects—lots of rouges will cap 1 ability then upgrade. requires more content, balancing and an infinite re-run mode
Received for free. Thank you devs. Galactic Vault is a roguelite FPS inspired in games like Roboquest and Deadzone Rogue where you launch yourself into ships and have to go through waves to reach the final boss of the vault. Unironically enough, this game has infinite choices of weapon variety with the Charms system, in which you quite literally slap a charm in your weapon and it slowly gets tuned out. You also have the crafting system to craft the few weapons this game has and experiment with everything in your base. Speaking of base, your hub is your own personal vessel. Here you can change difficulty, weapons and etc. Playtime between runs is also great for thoose who cant handle 5/6 worlds and complex BS from a traditional roguelike, Galactic Vault actually plays better than some more known ones. This is quite the polished game and is receiving content here and there after it launched and i heavily recommend buying it. If 20 bucks is too much for you, Steam has a refund option.
Having a lot of fun so far, definitely scratches that FPS Roguelite itch and it's fast-paced enough without being unintelligible nonsense. My one point of feedback so far is, ironically enough, a lack of damage feedback on the player. It doesn't need to be anything over the top, but I feel there needs to be a bit more visual feedback when you get hit. I often find myself locked in, scooting around on my buttcheeks and blasting robots and won't even realize I'm almost dead until I look down at my health, which gets a lot more important on the higher difficulties. Other than that, having a blast.
Scratches the “gun roguelite” with lots of options and permanent upgrades that are balanced incredibly well
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