KUR

It's one of the best retro FPS games I ever played, tight controls, interesting story and brilliant music, keep up the brilliant work The Quantum Astrophysicists, I give KUR a brilliant 9/10.

Literally unfinished, but a great core which makes it all the more a shame.

Meh. Pros: you may kick, there is parkour, there is dash: at least it has some dynamics. Cons: lacks optimization, kick requires resource. I will have a look at it in two years. Maybe

I've been on a retro-shooter binge lately, so when I saw this was out of early access I decided to give it a shot. It's DEFINITELY designed in the same vein as 90's golden era stuff in that the gameplay is fast paced and challenging. Don't be fooled, although it has an arcade shooter look even the easier modes are fairly difficult. Some reviews have commented on the ammo economy and whatnot. You literally just have to keep an eye out for vendors, and not suck during each mission to ensure a sufficient payout. Obtaining some of the basic upgrades and starter weapons are quick power multipliers. Kicking mechanic is sooo satisfying. Feels powerful, and super effective against enemies. THIS MECHANIC IS KEY. Anyone playing ignoring this mechanic and complaining about balance isn't really getting it. Love the movement. Solid dash, kick-jump is great. Secrets everywhere and the story is actually pretty cool. It's worth hunting down the audio logs for the lore since you're dropped into the action pretty quickly. I wasn't sure what to expect from an indie studio I hadnt heard of before, but I was pleasantly surprised! Found myself coming back again and again to try and progress through the single player. Lots of fun, if you enjoy shooters and retro styling it's worth the money.

kinda fun

If you're here for civvie, just remember why he didn't do a follow up. Ok, in the 90's massive levels were a flex of technology, today it should be a flex of "Hey, my level design is so good I can navigate a new player through it" these devs just did it for the sake of it. The level design's so bad, it dragged weapon design with it. The only two weapons the game's gonna give you ammo for are the pistols and the melee weapon (which for some ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ reason is bound to 9 and not 1 on the keyboard) For the rest of the weapons you'll have to buy with a borked up currency system. Ammo included.

I'm disappointed, I could even say, I'm deeply regretful. Even tho one of the developers gifted me this game a bit before release, the system requirements just don't meet expectations, I exceed the minimum at least but the game can barely run at 15 fps even on the lowest possible settings, sometimes even goes lower than 5 fps. I tried reporting the problems, many updates, later, still runs like crap, crashes a ton and is broken in other spots as well. I'm disappointed since I'm a huge retro fps fan, but this made me regret some things, like purchasing retro style games before the reviews have come out. I'm incredibly sorry to the devs and other "boomer shooter" fans, this disappointed me, a lot.

A very nice but UNFINISHED FPS game which calls back to the classics like Duke Nukem or Half life. NOT worth full price but finished parts are fun :) see review for more https://youtu.be/mVwBRlwsHY0

No. Just go play Doom, Quake or Heretic.

Kur is an odd game to me. The game has some really good level design and the kick mechanics for combat and movement are really nice, but it also has some shortcomings. for example the quicksave is nice but i think it causes the game to stop dropping ammo when you reload the save at times. The melee enemies on higher difficulties can still hit the player even it their pain state or just trying to dodge at times. and the hitboxes for hitting smaller enemies can be janky and cause a lot of annoyance. This game at its core however is a great game with rough short comings. I recommend getting this game since it does have soul and passion and packed with content.