
Lazer Cops is a retro bullet hell for up to four buddy cops. Grab your favourite buddies and sit down on the couch for some quality cooperative game-play or play alone and test your multi-tasking.
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Using a tether tied between you and your buddy is an interesting gameplay mechanic i havn't seen before. Trying to coordinate with a friend (or two cars by yourself) can be challenging but you get the hang of it pretty quick. The levels introduce new senarios and mechanics at a nice pace to keep the game fresh. Enjoyed my playthrough of it.
I like the asthetic. It's a combination of the pixel art you would see in 80s 8-bit games, and the neon vector art you would see on the boxes/posters/cabinets of 80s games. As such there is a slight mismatch of styles on the same screen, but nevertheless it is pretty. I find the single player mode to be too difficult for me, even on easy. Clearly the game was designed for 2 or more players. The only way I could imagine this sort of gameplay working for a single player game is with an AI companion. I am looking forward to inviting some friends over to play it together.
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Wow what is this? I'm totally at a loss for words!
Не поддерживается русский язык
Who like Lazers likes this game.
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I think this is an interesting game. New mechanics with the tether system. Also a little like ikaruga in parts. It is pretty hard alone. I have played the piano so I can do two different things with my hands to some extent. If I would have one critisim of the game is that many of the levels feel pretty cramped and it is pretty easy to bump into your friend and get caught. It means you kinda have to know the level in advance. I wished the game was a little faster and bigger. Overall worth a pickup if you want a fun thing to play with a friend.
I'm a fan of good coop games, and Lazer Cops fits the bill for me. There are quite a few games that claim to be coop that can really be played just as well single player, but Lazer Cops is not among them. The cool lazer tether mechanic in this game really favors having a buddy cop or two at your side, and the way it makes you work together can lead to some fun moments. The game has a varity of different levels that give you the chance to explore the different ways in which the lazer tether mechanic can be used. Some of them are harder than others, but fortunately you can skip to any level within a zone at any time, so you aren't blocked on the levels that don't appeal to your playstyle. All told, it's a fun ride if you have the right squad of friends to back you up.
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