Mohrta

Overall, very solid experience. Compared to some other recent titles, the FPS elements (shooting, gunplay, etc) felt a bit lacking, as it seemed like the game just wanted you to find the guns that best fit your playstyle and stick with them, even as it threw a dozen plus firearms at you that all did similar things but a bit different. Gun selling feels like a big no-no at first, until you realize that there's no way to really get enough strange ore to upgrade all weapons, again reinforcing the idea of "pick what fits best." That being said, the Trench Gun is an early winner, and upgraded feels like one of the best guns in the game in damage-to-bullet ratio. In addition, the grenade launcher from the end of level 1 is extremely potent and solved many large groups of enemies- easily surpassing the other two "red ammo" weapons available. Following that, I used the Tarot Cards for a significant portion of the game, and those two made the bulk of my weaponry selections, despite the number of guns available. Encounter design also felt interesting, but I was able to facetank most attacks outside of the first couple bosses. Maybe the armor upgrades just make a significant enough upgrade that I felt their impact more than anything else, but you get so many heals and can deal so much damage so quickly with a full set of resources that it took some of the oomph out of some of the later bosses. Maybe some boss invulnerability or more complex patterns would have helped that feeling, or maybe going back through on a new run and not filling all my resources at every chance to would force me to learn the bosses better. In addition, the softer Dark Souls bonfires were a welcome and interesting change. I enjoyed being able to save as I pleased, especially with the fact that they are hard saves, and enemies staying dead made it feel like I was making tangible progress. While the story is fairly light, all the quests per-area are interesting in their own right, and make for an enjoyable bit of downtime through the levels. Particular stand-out characters include the werewolf woman, the robot that you build, the alcoholic princess in the festival, and the three main vendors. I've saved the best for last: The [b] FREAKS. [/b] All of the enemies, npcs, and general creatures were wonderfully handcrafted by the mind of a true psychopath. I mean that in the absolute best way, all of the different shapes and sizes of monsters, the weird amalgamate creatures there, and how each of them moved and attacked made every new monster discovery and zone entry such a delight. The art direction as a whole is incredible, with every zone and level feeling distinct and unique from each other, even when drawing from the same palette. If nothing else, this game is worth it to peruse and enjoy monster designs from a group of devs that truly understand the craft that goes into a good Freak. I got a solid 9-10 hours out of the game with plenty of self-induced backtracking. I think it is worth it for myself, but I also can see the value of waiting until it's even $15 on a sale. Lower than that feels like it would undersell some of the quality, but the more people picking up the game the better.

I have minor complaints about the game, but overall it's just a fun shooter with interesting environments.

So you have other game developers saying peoples opinions are copy and pasted or learned from a bigger influencer aka not their own original ideas. This game is one of the best and greatest games I have played it's really that simple this opinion is my own formed with my own braincells so other game developers can screw their crappy gaming companies that barely stand a chance. Scumhead easily solo's big titled games and Mohrta is a shining gemstone in a otherwise sea of sh1t. Every new game that other game developers release is just bad but this one will withstand the ages.

Amazing artistic direction Fun gameplay Get the game

Had this sitting in my library for a bit but finally got around to playing it. Had an absolute blast playing this game from start to finish. I played on controller and it work pretty well besides a few inputs but just used the keyboard when needed. Movement felt just right and the shooting stellar. Loved the variety of weapons and the fact you can find your preference for the different ammo types. Graphics are done beautifully to get that retro style. Along with that the designs of the characters and various npc's was top tier. My only real con is I want to explore the world more and want things more fleshed out. Considering though with time put into making everything else it's understandable you can only go so far with the lore of the game. Looking forward to future games from this creator and possibly a sequel. Highly recommend!

Great game.

Hands down one of the best shooters I've played since Amid Evil. The level design, and creativity of this game is out of this world. Every single creature I came across I exclaimed out loud "What the hell is this thing?!". Best compliment I can give it. If you like shooters, just pick this up. You'll love it.