MULLET MADJACK

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i finished this 100% once on gamepass and liked it enough to come back and do it again. i should have it wrapped up on steam in another couple of hours. + looks and sounds [i]incredible[/i]. seriously. it’s not a system crusher and it doesn’t need to be because of how polished and stylish it is. if you are an old nerd you will be hooting and hollering about everything you experience while this game is running. + plays mostly immaculately. every once in a while i get killed because i got stuck on top of an enemy, but usually a run ending is my fault. + the difficulty curve is perfect. it’s demanding and by the end you’ll be shocked you ever struggled on the early floors. + correctly states that the very wealthy are not human beings. - i’m not sure that the weapon upgrade system adds anything other than a bit of playtime padding. upgrades are objectively better than starting forms, and since they’re permanent the time you’re forced to spend with inferior gear is an annoying speedbump - the weapon balance is very poor. i’m sure the game is possible to complete with the railgun or plasma rifle, but that sounds miserable - there is a no-timer mode for children and the mentally disabled. it’s not fun, but since there are unlocks gated behind it you do need to play it if you want everything. even though it’s sort of interesting to see a different (and much worse) version of the final game, it sucks the negatives are hugely outweighed by the positives. i promise. go buy it and play it immediately.

i enjoyed playing this game

Overall, an enjoyable, fast paced boomah shootuh with great graphics. The weapon balance is a little lacking with some weapons being FAR weaker than others. I ended up using the Katana whenever possible and it was more fun and effective than the other weapons by a mile. (although it was more cumbersome against bosses which I think is actually a good trade-off). The overall experience, however, is pretty short. The game wants to spread its wings with additional difficulties and an endless mode but I don't think there's enough base content for this to be effective. No matter what, you'll be seeing the same enemies and using the same few weapons. I did try the endless mode but eventually got so bored of it I let the enemies kill me. The framework for solid replayablity is there, but the game would need more weapons and upgrades bolted onto it. I can still recommend MMT as a short, but enjoyable shooter with decent humour and great style but understand it is little more than that.

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Вот бы операторша села мне на лицо

## What I Liked - Gameplay feels fantastic and the flow you reach with the speed works extremely well. - The weapons are so fun and varied. Had a great time with each one. - The upgrades really change the run, but you don't need them to complete it. - Music and visuals nail the theme the game is trying to nail. - The 'one-liners' when you enter the floor are hilarious for the absurdity of hearing such good life advice. ## What I Didn't Like - Honestly not much. Had a crash happen while on an endless run, but I can't entirely blame that on the game. - There are a handful of upgrades that are in my opinion, completely useless. Feels bad when your store is full of those instead of something fun. ## Gameplay This is where the game is going to exceed. The movement feels super fluid and you are given enough tools to help keep that speed moving without being punished for a single mistake. There were floors I first started and got massacred on, but I'm left with the impression that my own mistakes are what got me there. It never feels unfair despite the high difficulty. Which is actually worth mentioning that I chose one of the harder difficulties, but there are a ton of options that let you tune it in how you want it. ## Graphics & Sound The stylized graphics for this are very smooth and one the enemies designs help you recognize them even while you are moving so fast. There are tons of other little touches that I think sell the 80's Anime aesthetic more, but the stand out to me is the glitch effects that happen. Something about how fluid those look just appeals to me at a fundamental level. Of note, the soundtrack is super solid and it keeps pace with the gameplay. ## Would I Recommend It? Yes! ### Who Should Skip It If you don't like the idea of a run based level, even though there are difficulties that remove some roguelike elements, it probably isn't going to appeal to you as the game feels like it is supposed to be played like that. ## PC Spec CPU: i7-14700K Memory: 32GB Video Card: RTX 3080 Storage Type: NVMe Monitor resolution: 5120x1440 (this game does not fill the screen for this resolution)