Limitless Hunger

This game is the perfect example of what i'd call: "Not good, just fun." This is to say that the game is of poor quality in terms of visuals and elements of design, but manages to be [i]just[/i] fun enough to play overall for me to not care about any of that.

It's typical unityjank, but it has it's atmosphere, so if you're into retro shooters, it worth a try. Sadly it's very short, all levels should be as long as the first two.

best indie doom eternal ever

I mean, it's janky as all hell, but did I enjoy myself? So far I have. Voice acting is very entertaining / well-done. This feels like a game circa 2000-2004 - definitely has Serious Sam influences. But where the game shines is its boss fights. They are very creative - and amount to a LOT more than just circle-strafe to win. Enemies are also well-designed, although a few are a little bullet-spongy. The demon at the burger shop was probably my favorite part so far... Game has a good sense of humor. :)

It could be fun, but this is very clearly a student project. The art and music is very well done, animations could be better, and there is a lot of texture stretching. Level design is where this is the roughest, a lot of this seems to have just been thrown in to look cool, rather than with an idea of where it will draw the player's eye, or guide them. Like, right off the bat, one of the first things you have to do, is walk up very narrow staircases, and then jump up to the next ones, where, upon finishing that, you're faced with a map filled to the brim with environmental hazard tentacles. So I just spend the next five minutes clearing those out, so I can actually have fun when real enemies spawn. Overall, I wasn't fond of this game, but I'm giving it a positive rating, because I believe this is a very impressive first step, and hope this/these developer(/s) continue to improve.

I absolutely had enough fun to justify the price, the weapons are great, movement is fast, and the fights near the end where i juggled 6 different weapons were really, really good. I expected something in the 'so bad its good' category, and got something genuinely great, and if it ever gets a sequel or an expansion pack, i'll buy it for sure

its fine it just need more of a guide and something to let you know what to do

this game is basically painkiller and serious sam mixed together, only with half the budget of the original serious sam. the only real problem is how short it is. aside from that, if you like both those games and can handle a bit of jank then this game will entertain you and be worth the price.