Only Lead Can Stop Them

Very closely follows the Wolfenstein 3D formula, but is a much comfier experience. Wolf 3D, especially on higher skills, is an endurance test. By contrast, everything about this game feels cozy. The art style, the music, the design aesthetic, and the combat especially. It all makes for a very relaxing experience; but not a very challenging one. I do have one little niggle. There are probably a few too many guns for a game this easy. You've got your pistol, SMG, shotgun, rifle, flamethrower, and machine gun, as well as dynamite and a knife. The game doesn't really need most of these. The SMG is more than capable of taking down every enemy, the pistol has utility for its headshot mechanic, and the shotgun is useful when you just need to delete something. The rifle, and especially the heavy weapons like the MG and flamer are really not needed. This isn't Wolf 3D, where you're rocking the chaingun from the word "GO!" until you run out of ammo. Having the extra weapons doesn't hurt or anything, but it definitely feels like clutter. That's really my only minor complaint. On the flipside, I CANNOT sufficiently express my appreciation to the developer for including the option to play as a girl. It's such a little thing, but in games where there is almost no story or voicelines, being able to just... choose your gender, since it doesn't effect gameplay, is a wonderful addition. In such a male-dominated genre, I am super grateful.

Is good. Bobby Prince would be proud of the soundtrack.

inverted-mouse issue fixed. Back at killing nazis ^___^

Probably my favorite retro styled fps (or "boomer shooter"). Killer soundtrack. The setting is unique and you get to shoot fascists. I wasn't a fan of the final boss, but that was just one level of roughly 27. Compared to Wolfenstein 3D (the most obvious inspiration), the levels are much more detailed and expansive. I can only think of a couple maps that took place in maze like corridors the entire time. Most levels are quite expansive and are very good at creating environments that feel like actual locations. Good amount of secrets, and you can find secret upgrades beyond just weapons or ammo. The weapon variety is good, you've got all the classic options and none of them feel useless or overpowered. I wish the projectiles from the shotgun moved a bit faster, but even still I ended up using it quite a lot. I played on the hardest difficulty and greatly enjoyed it. There are a good amount of options to customize visuals, controls, and even custom difficulty. I did encounter a few bugs (a couple non-solid walls and floors, dead dogs that bark when you load a save), but nothing game breaking or that negatively impacted my feelings on this game.

While I would definitely recommend this game for any fans of boomer shooters, I will add some caveats. The game is still buggy, falling through walls or getting stuck is a not too uncommon occurrence. A few achievements won't unlock or need to be patched. I don't see any community created maps in the menu, so I'm not sure if it's broken or the game's just that niche. I do think this game deserves some recognition, and the setting in the Spanish Civil War helps it stand out from others. I'd love to see more content added in the future or more from these developers.

Fun game, very old school. Like OG doom old school. you cant look up or down just side to side. Very good soundtrack but felt at times out of place. could be hella techno and your in some ruins. Guns are good used alot of them. Highly recommended if you like boomer shooters.