Immortal Redneck

Avete presente quando siete a casa e volete giocare a qualcosa ma non avete così molto tempo? Ecco, attacchi questo gioco e via! Simpatico e divertente fa il suo lavoro. I nemici alcuni sono così carini che ti verrebbe voglia di avvicinarti per vederli meglio, se solo non ti accoppassero...

good graphics, low requirements, cool classes ( for more playstyles) , easy ass bosses ( you do have to learn their attack patterns) , cool weapons / abilities , cracked upgrades ( the crit ones are cracked 2.6x dmg mult + 30 % chance of crit on max ) . the grind of coins might get annoying ( disclaimer you cant save coins because the greed gods steal it all when entering a pyramid ) , but with all the upgrades even the 3rd pyramid with hathor is easy , some achievements might be a struggle like the plague but you do 1 shot bosses with that so, and also unique blueprints for some cool buffs aside the basic buffs like dmg and health . overall amazing fps game. also *Useless as tits on a bull*

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Love it. but, i hate that the progress become slow because you need to paid your remaining gold after each upgrade to enter the dungeon. upgrading gold gain on skill tree does nothing but hinder your progress also. will be great if dev add better gold gain skill tree or remove the first problem i wrote earlier.

very nicely designed game with great mechanics, played it mostly on my switch before getting it on pc. the gameplay is a little bit repetitive but can still be diversified with the different gods, although finishing the skill tree makes you kinda unbeatable

Dead simple and dead fast to reload even with little to no vram in internal graphics card. Solid First Person Platforming and an interesting puzzle of a skill tree that is more fun to figure out b/c you're not wasting time loading.

Read my full review with accompanying screenshots here: https://playcritically.com/2024/09/04/immortal-redneck-review/ Immortal Redneck's biggest problems are a few poorly balanced systems. Scrolls and god favors have so many obvious flaws that my judgment is to avoid interacting with them as much as possible. Systems that are poorly balanced and may also be completely avoided shouldn't exist at all. These factors have little impact on my overall enjoyment of Immortal Redneck. As a first-person shooter, it feels good to play. The Redneck is a nimble and accurate player character. If he falls from a platform or misses a shot, it is my fault and not a blunder that may be blamed on a poorly functioning engine. The familiar loop of raiding a pyramid, spending money earned there on upgrades, then raiding again to progress further with my further-empowered Redneck is an appealing one. Only its portrayal of contrasting cultures gives me pause. Anyone interested will have to decide for themselves if an American fighting an alien civilization modeled after Ancient Egypt is troubling to them. Immortal Redneck has many flaws. I still have a great time with it.