Metal: Hellsinger

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I haven't finished the game, but I can safely say that this is well worth the time of any boomer shooter fan. The mechanics are simple but solid and give you plenty of opportunity to regain health through combat finishers. I would like to see more enemy variety, but I'm less than halfway through the game, so it could be that the more interesting enemies will emerge soon. The levels consist of a sequence of arenas where you have to survive waves of enemies, unlocking the door upon victory. No key hunting or puzzles, but this game is more about the music-based cadence of the combat. There is a thin story, but minimal set-dressing, in my opinion. If you are struggling, go through the extra Torments, as they unlock permanent upgrades you can apply in your loadouts to keep your streaks alive. I personally don't play this game for the score leaderboards, but it's there if you are into that. Highly recommended.

[h1]Love ode named Mediocrity [/h1] [h2]Gameplay[/h2] • Every level, every arena seems infinitely the same, both in terms of visuals, audio and gameplay • The game has nothing to offer you after 20-30 minutes. The demo literally conveyed the entire experience of the game. • Somehow feels clunky, hitting the rhythm doesn't give a feeling of euphoria, the 16x counter is too easy to fill • Enemies blend into their surroundings. ZERO contrast in dark places • Enemy attacks are not readable • All bosses are the same. I'm not kidding, every boss in the game is the same skin with a different head 🗿 • There are no interesting combinations between weapons. • There is no weapon upgrade (the Leviathan mod doesn't count, I refuse to believe that this is even in the game) [h2]Art and Design[/h2] Concept artists working on this game be like: - Duuude picture that! What if we glue sculls to sticks to make HELL WEAPONS?? - Sheeesh! You are genius bro! - Shut up and kiss me already... [h2]Music and Sounds[/h2] • Music itself is alright. Tho in gameplay each track feels extremely alike despite being in different beats speed (103-140bpm) • The sound of all weapons is like nails rattling in a box. No satisfaction included. • With the default sound settings, you hear nothing but the music. To hear gunshots and enemy head explosions, you need to lower the music level by at least 40%. [h2]Story[/h2] Ahahahhaha [h2]Overall[/h2] If this game came with cereal, I'd be happy. You can find something better to do with that money. Maybe buy croissant or something.

Great feeling musical first person pew pew that is a load of fun. And for some reason I prefer this flatscreen version over the VR version [only game that's like that for me].

It's like if Doom Eternal was a rhythm game. If that does not convince you, then I'm afraid nothing will

Doom and Crypt of the Necrodancer had a child and its narrated by a skull that sounds like a cowboy. Starting with the positive aspects Metal:Hellsinger is a great experience. The soundtrack is amazing, featuring some really famous voices of the metal scene like Serj Tankian from System of a Down or Randy Blythe from Lamb of God. Gameplay is smooth, although it took me some time to get into it. The weapon choices are nice, ranging from a classic shotgun to throwing axes. It looks great, the levels are all unique and the world itself takes a lot of inspiration from the doom franchise. The story is okay, but nothing too crazy. The accessibility options are surprisingly good. Dont be scared to play it if you are struggling with rhythm games, game gives you a lot of options to make these things easier. Coming to the neutral/negative aspects The game is really short. You got 8 levels, that are around 30 minutes each. Every boss legitimately looks the same, the only things that change is how they attack. The soundtrack is good, but each level has only one song that loops. You can change the song in the level selection, but it stays the same when you are in the level. 30 euro is too much for the amount of content it has, wait for a sale. Completing the achievements was really easy. You get most of them by just playing through the story. A few of them need a tiny bit of effort, but nothing too difficult. Its still a great experience and a must play if you like metal music. Just wait for the sale and you will have a lot of fun.

I love the innovation of rhytm-shooter mechanic. Not really into fps, and not great at rhytm-based game. But still, objectively one of thebetter games out there. Short to complete and has plenty of challenges too.