Heavy Metal Death Can

Heavy Metal Death Can was an awesome experience from start to finish. If your a fan of the classic Resident Evil games , you'll definitely love this. The game has that same tense, creepy atmosphere where your constantly on edge, solving puzzle's, and trying to survive 10/10.

Since playing the demo front the beginning of next fest i knew i needed this game! the gameplay scared me multiple times and the music fueled me to push through any enemy and obstacle to completion in 1 run playthrough. one of my mvps of the year 2026

Heavy Metal Death Can is, in many respects, a commendable entry into the survival horror genre. If you're a fan of the PS1-era classics, there's plenty here to scratch that nostalgia itch. The setting is genuinely unique and refreshing, avoiding the tired trope of yet another Spencer Mansion clone. Resource management, exploration, puzzle-solving, and the tension that defines classic survival horror are all present and accounted for. Unfortunately, what ultimately soured the experience for me was a design decision that effectively soft locks players who don't possess prior knowledge of what's coming. Throughout the game, you're introduced to a unique weapon: the flare gun. Without venturing too far into spoiler territory, both the game's lore and certain enemy encounters encourage you to treat its ammunition as a precious resource. Naturally, I conserved it wherever possible, assuming the game was rewarding careful resource management in the traditional survival horror fashion. Instead, I reached the final boss only to discover that my earlier decisions had left me in an effectively unwinnable situation. Rather than feeling punished for poor strategy, it felt like I was being punished for lacking foreknowledge. Yes you can receive pistol ammo during this boss fight, however the boss is so incredibly tanky added with the slow reload of your pistol, makes this frustrating. To be fair to the developer, they've acknowledged that this section may need adjustment, which I appreciate. However, in its current state, I've simply run out of patience. Repeatedly sitting through the same cutscene dialogue only to get stun locked into a corner and die over and over again isn't challenging or rewarding, it's exhausting. There's a genuinely good survival horror game here, but right now it's being held back by a design choice that turns careful resource management into a trap for first-time players. Assuming this is rectified I'd be more than happy to change this to a positive review, but I am not restarting an entire playthrough now with the benefit of hindsight. - EDIT I am happy to report, that the developer/s have acknowledged my concern and have addressed it in their latest patch, rectifying the issues I had reported earlier.

complimenti veramente ai developer per questo indie, per avere soltanto un mese mi ha dato davvero ottime impressioni come survival horror, ottima pure la difficoltà di gioco e soprattutto se siete appassionati di puro heavy metal è UN MUST, non vedo l'ora di scoprire le novità che avete in serbo perché spero veramente tanto di arrivare alla fine e anche di sapere se ci sarà un sequel 😁

Jogo incrível! Amei a estética e, melhor ainda, as músicas! Quando vai sair o álbum?

A real gem in the indie horror genre! I love the metal touch, by which I mean it’s hard, it’s hardcore, and it feels like a metal tin can. It is sometimes relentless in its resource management, but somehow the devs have managed to hand you just the minimal amount you need to fulfill your tasks. Besides the gameplay, which definitely satisfies my nostalgic nerves, the story is actually robust. It even manages to bring a twist that, at least for me, I didn’t expect at all! Fantastic game, recommended!

final boss needs rebalance

ну и ♥♥♥♥♥♥, отличная игра

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Muito bom pra quem procura aquele Resident Evil de PS1 mas num submarino da Noruega dos anos 70, gameplay é a de sempre, puzzles legais e bosses interessantes, recomendo!