Howard Phillips Lovecar

Howard Phillips Lovecar es una absoluta chorrada de juego que merece la pena, aunque solo sea por el juego de palabras. Quicir, en oferta son sesenta céntimos. Si el autor de este juego no se merece 20 duros por crear una ficha de Steam con el nombre "Howard Phillips Lovecar" yo no sé qué estamos haciendo aquí.

It's a toss-away game. TBH. Just semi-poorly coded pixels. While it can be mildly entertaining something of a bit of mediocre fun. It certainly is not worth retail price(thankfully only 2 bucks at full price, but you may have more fun at a gumball machine). Very little depth, or breadth. And while I don't dislike or hate it, it simply isn't that good, granted with some mild re-playability. It is soon apparent that this is, simply it. Mobs are able to spawn nearly directly beneath the vehicle. And at all times they despawn distant mobs that you escape from for them re-appear right next to you. Getting and using repairs is almost a given no(In a game where you cannot afford to sit still). And tracking projectiles. For the reduced price I paid, all-in-all not a total loss, it will charm briefly, it just wears thin quickly. I just can't 'recommend' it to someone w/o a deep discount, and some disclaimers.

Fun as heck and full of terrible monsters. Who hasn't wanted to drive around a field shooting shotguns at cultists and eldritch horrors?

the controls are just clunky and the car feels horrible to drive. also the achievements are asking WAYY too much i really dont wanna spend that much time on this game. i guess the games cheap

Despite the price point, and distinctive visuals, I think it's held back from being worth the time playing it. The audio sounds like it is in need of balancing, and the core loop gets old quick. It feels like a proof of concept or game jam entry in desperate need of a few more iterations. Additionally there are what feel like game breaking physics issues where you can either get trapped inside or next to one of the monsters or knocked out of one of the garages. In general, it feels like something that would have been a hit on Armor Games or iOS circa 2012. Even at $1.99 I think you should give this one a pass.

Challanging vehicular monster-hunter score-chaser. Driving is hard. Monsters look cool. Audio is spooky. The horsepoop colored background is strangely calming.

Cool art style and idea but failed in the execution. Feels very empty, very repetitive, and i constantly die with no obvious cause.