
HELLFRONT is an intense top-down shooter. Conquer ground, build a base, and command your troops in battle! Play PvP or beat the campaign co-op or solo.
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese - Portugal, Russian, Simplified Chinese*languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 47 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
Themes across 47 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
Reviews
Je l'ai eu pour moins d'1€ et je n'en attendais pas grand chose, une CLAQUE. La DA est pas à mon goût, mais le gameplay est vraiment bon et très nerveux. En party game local de 2 à 4 joueurs, c'est juste génial. Je recommande x100 !
Really fun game. Easy to jump into with a friend, and the time challenges really increase replayability. To devs: wish there were PlayStation icons. Runs well on a i5 6500 CPU with no GPU. Edit: Last few updates introduced some really bad bugs that cause stalls and crashes. I'm also not joining a dead discord.
Pretty fun, have not co-oped this yet but seems like it could be intense. I just wish I could rework the key bindings
Quick to learn, hard to master.
fun
Great fast paced top down shooter with match-based game loop, specially if you have friend/s to play with. It's a faster simpler version of Z (the robot game from the 286 era); matches are fast, furious and fun. You can play coop and deathmatch (local only) with up to 3 other people. Well worth the full asking price.
I like this game :) Each level is like a very short version of StarCraft, and is optimized for quick fun. Works very well on Steam Deck (OLED) but I did notice an interesting problem. I first installed and played this in desktop (linux) mode with an external monitor connected in extended mode. Unfortunately, the game chose the wrong resolution (something like 800 by 600). This can easily be fixed by (a) uninstalling and exiting desktop mode. and (b) installing in the standard "gaming mode" on the Steam Deck. I was wondering if there was a difference between the two versions of "steam" on the deck (desktop and gaming mode). They are the same, but you could run into "setup" problems if you run a game for the first time in desktop mode. I must say that desktop mode is lots of fun (especially if you like linux) since you can install multiple games while browsing the web, etc
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