Hellscreen

Fun concept, mid execution (probaly hasnt been able to see it in its fullest thanks to the data not saving), not the best map design at all (confusing me at every turn everywhere) and bad tutorial, very excited to see this game be completed, and im hyped to see how much the game changed from their where I feel like its underbaked.

an odd but enjoyable experience with an evident amount of work poured into it.

Very very very interesting retro shooter, with plenty of enemies, plenty of puzzles, and new intriguing mechanics that the players must discover on their own. Hellscreen is wonderfully reminiscent of old school FPS games, with an extremely high pace and a creepy and haunting atmosphere, further emphasized by the alien design clearly inspired by Giger's art. A new dark little gem that I will follow with great interest, because what I have seen so far was very promising. Sci-fi fun in its purest form! Cheers guys!

Great game, gives me Quake 1 vibes. The graphics are low key, but they fit with this style of game. Currently the game is in Early Access, so hopefully there will be more to come. Plus there is the rear view mirror, something I not seen in other games I have played. This is used to kill enemies that are immune to damage if you shoot them from the front. It's fast based, fluid, and a lot of fun. Can't wait to see how this game progresses in EA. Awesome game.

This game truly deserv praise for being as bold as it is and standing out from all the other games! Check out all the details and my full review here: https://youtu.be/uE1eYrrpLK8

You know those games that are good on paper but suck in execution? This is the exact opposite. The idea of having a rear-view mirror in shooters sounds a tad silly, but in this game it works like a charm and smoothly blends in into the gameplay. Once you get the hang of keep on moving and continue fire using your rear-view mirror, the games feels like something you've never played, and enjoyed, before!

Hellscreen's rear view mirror gimmick rips on its own - tying damage and secrets to it really elevates it as an FPS mechanic. I think it's stellar that this mechanic could carry a game with way worse levels, while its really unique, almost 3D platformer-style progression would elevate a shooter *without* a unifying conceit like this. EA is on the short side atm but it's extremely replayable, big emphasis on secrets and 100%, again in the vein of a 3D collectathon platformer.