Gore Storm

Not much to look at and it has a clunky UI, but the upgrade system is quite good. You can feel the incremental increases as they come. Manual fire and reload roguelike - two game modes tower defense and open/free movement horde/rogue gameplay. Both are good. Good implementation of twin stick shooter controls into a roguelike game. No a ton of enemy variants but acceptable. Once you get the basics down in the first few minutes, goes right downtown to the dopamine receptors that good games of this genre fire up.

Visuals that hit me right in the Amiga 500 of my childhood, rocking sound track and just some good old, clean, bug killing fun. For the price, and the amount of fun you're going to get out of it, it would almost be rude not to pick it up.

need more content or i die

Sat down to try it out, ended up putting 4.8 hours into it in a single session. Having a ton of fun with it, although based on the content listed I seem to be getting pretty close to the end of the unlockable content. Still, the game's a ton of fun, and definitely something that'll be worth picking up from time to time as a mindless arcade shooter, and it's only $3.89 CDN currently ($3 USD?). Strongly, strongly recommend it. Great price for a great game that reminds me of the glory days of flash games.

For a game that's only been out for two months in Early Access, it has a shocking amount of content and a actually brilliant content unlock progression. Incentivizing death? Brilliant. The way the game eases new abilities and concepts? Brilliant. It's just a good game. There's a lot of very good Bullet Heavens out there and this is one of the best. There's two main complaints I have. The controller support is weirdly implemented. It's not obvious that it's there at all and the menus occasionally don't respond to controller input. The second complaint is that there's no achievements (even though there's a lot of unlocks in game that could clearly be achievements.) Plays okay on Steam Deck but can just some polish.

Nothing since March. I guess we don,t deserve good things

A game that did a bit more than i thought, but i dont think ill play much more than the 14 hours i put into it. At first glance, its Starship Troopers Outpost 29 vibes. But as you progress in the game you get some units you can put on the map, and other game modes are unlocked, with upgrades that you can get. 4 types of units, 4 types of turrets, 3 types of traps and bunch of weapons. Apart from the base map, there is zombie mode and open map mode (survivor style). Zombie mode changes the gameplay a bit, you still have to guard the "base" but you also need to run around the map to find papers as you are being invaded, kinda fun, and breaks off the monotony. Same with the survivor map, if you played Phobia II, Phobia III, Crimsonland or Vampire Survivors you know exactly what this is, not much else to say about that. My enjoyment score is about 78% I think with more powerups as you level would have been great, maybe level a bit faster, more... yeah just more, the gameplay is solid, so just more is needed, more of everything.