
High Hell is a neon-soaked, arcade-action first-person shooter from Terri Vellmann (Heavy Bullets) and Doseone (Enter the Gungeon, Gang Beasts).
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Languages: English, Portuguese - Brazil, Japanese, Korean, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Polish, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese
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It's a classic shooter. The problem for me is that both the shooting and the controls are terrible. There's no feedback, the character slides on top of the floor instead of walking and I find it just terrible overall.
mediocre
High Hell is a fast-paced level-based FPS speedrunning game where you play as a woman trying to bring down an evil tyrant by sabotaging his business ventures in the upper roofs and penthouses of the game's urban hell. The game is cartoony if not basic looking but the makeup of the levels and visual signaling is well done. The soundtrack is very intense, industrial, aggressive electronica that pumps up the action because nearly the entire game is intense and involves rapid gunfights where you get the chance to trial and error your way through a level until you beat it - and eventually decide if you want to keep replaying it in order to improve your time and score. Further deepening HH's wacky vibe are the "mini-games" in between levels where you do random funny things with props or change the boss's poses in yoga, all of this of course while calmer electronic is playing in the background. For people who enjoy speedrunning they might be disappointed, because there is no letter ranking system just a numerical high-score. High Hell is a very difficult game where you kick down doors, burn money, complete side objectives like destroying items, and fire your laser gun with precision to regain health from each enemy killed. The enemies placed throughout the level take time to overcome but once you get the hang of it by your 10th retry it really starts to click. Overall from the music to the vibrant personality teeming inside HH to the tight, if frustratingly challenging gunplay, I would definitely recommend High Hell even if it wasn't quite for me.
I found this to be a more challenging game than expected, but I honestly suck at FPS games so that may be on me. The game crashed 3 times unexpectedly which was annoying. Otherwise, this was a fun experience with lightning fast action gameplay. It has the same wonderful graphical style as Sludge Life.
100% High Hell on 10/26/2017. This arcade-action first-person shooter is a high octane blast. Progress through hell killing all enemies and completing objectives. Casually playing is fun, but portions of the game and some achievements lean into the need to speedrun the game. If you enjoy speedrunning and routing paths, this game will be even more enjoyable for you. If you don't like speedrunning, you might miss out on some of the achievements. They are doable and not overly hard, but requires a bit of effort.
DOOM要打恶魔,High Hell也要打恶魔 但丁去过地狱,但丁真没去过地狱
Rating: ★★☆☆☆ (2/5) Not even enough to be a demo. There is a severe lack of content in here. Nothing but one single weapon, very few enemy types, small and barely put together maps, uninteresting boss fights that have no relation to the rest of the game. Overall the game feels like the result of a game jam rather than a final product. Worse of all, gunplay feels repetitive almost from the start.
Blegh
boring,,,,,,,,,,,,, visual is good, but deleted it in 20 mins
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