Intrude

There are tons of 2.5 D shooters in the market rn, but i gotta say this one stands out in the good way, it feels polished, it starts smoothly and most importantly, it's really entertaining. As you progress in the game you discover new weapons as well as new enemy types and the maps keep evolving so if you don't have good sense orientation you may have a bit of a hard time, but it's great lol. I'd just love that there was a level selector option so if you are more of a completionist you don't have such a hard time going all over the whole game again just cuz u missed something

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Almost good, but all the difficulty comes from counting ammo usage.

Competent Wolfenstein 3D clone. Neither great or bad, it's more of a good thing and that's fine.

A trip back in time, but an optimised one. Try it, you will like it, probably you can get it easy under 5 dollars.

This may be the most simple steam game I've ever yet enjoyed. Aesthetic may give you an impression that because enemies look how they do, this is some bs game but it's really not. It's a wolf3d clone at the core, sure but a really good one. It has both hitscan and projectile enemies. You also get an rocketlauncher. It's sort of an labyrinth fps but aside from earlier levels, you tend to keep your sense of navigation quite well. Definite minus is that it has no automap as I know that can be a problem for some players. Sound effects are very good for what this is, not some pew pew bangs. Music also includes some quite rocking tunes. The controls are simple and quite responsive. However sometimes when firing pistol in quick succession, the mouse will not register all clicks. Framerate is also capped at 60fps but you can run higher refreshrates. Other than that, I'd recommend this if you know what you're getting into. Small little throwback fps for the afternoon.

Intrude is a small project that tried to capture the likes of Wolfenstein 3D with a few modern ammenties and graphic improvements. Although much shorter, it is still a fun experience as it has 3 episodes of 5 levels for each. I know mentioning Wolf 3D might turn people off as it can be very difficult to navigate, but with the level layouts being somewhat smaller sometimes and varied textures, it is easier to find your way. You get 5 weapons, a knife which is a one-shot for most enemies, a pistol which is good for the whole game, a shotgun which is better up close, a machine gun which shoots faster with less accuracy, and a rocket launcher that does a ton of damage. Each with their own ammo and done well enough in this game that they are fine to use and have a purpose for each throughout. The music is nice, just wish there was more than 5 tracks. The enemies are different colored, but unnamed soldiers, each with a different weapon from your arsenal. Greens have a pistol, Browns have a baton, Purples have a machine gun, Blues have a rocket launcher, and there is a moving sentry and the final boss. Somewhat simple to fight, but they work and for some reason have telepathy as they often shoot before your round a corner and can never be ambushed. Which brings me to the only bug I found. The Purples shoot a burst and it seems there is something wrong with the targeting because I have had them hit me through walls. Besides that, my only complaint is there desperately needs to be map and stat counter if you want to 100% and helps navigate. There are guides for both already, just kind of needs to be in the game, but the dev(s) seem to have left this project. In conclusion, a fun experience if you are wanting to play something like Wolf 3D, but shorter and easier.

Intrude is really bland and kinda boring, and is missing some essential components even games made 20 years ago had. It's a Wolfenstein 3D clone, meaning all the levels exist on a flat plane and you also can't look up or down. Although it's a clone of that game, it doesn't have quick-saving or a map which makes navigating its maze-like levels tedious. The levels themselves are not as complex as your average Wolf3D level but they're still big enough to get lost in and the visual design of the levels is not as good, everything looks the same with the same wall textures and floors. It's not the worst thing ever, but I just see no reason to play this when many games have done this formula better. Even if you've played Wolfenstein 3D already and want something similar, this really isn't worth your time.

very good game for the price. fun little time

What happens when you take Wolfenstein 3D, put it into a sci-fi environment and add a Doom-style sounding soundtrack? Intrude happens. A great old-school boomer-shooter for everybody who wants to relive the moments from their childhood when they have been secretly playing Wolf3D on a school computer behind the teacher's back. I don't know if retro-style titles such as this can entertain younger generations though, but I want to believe they can. The design of these old shooters, which consists of traversing maze-like corridors, looking for hidden health packs, ammo boxes and even more hidden secret chambers and then suddenly combating large number of enemies in a more open battle arena, does not age in my opinion. This kind of design will always be fun. It is eternal.