PROJECTIONS

Oh my goodness, this was quite the fun experience! Give the demo a shot, simmer on it, and try the demo again. If you vibe with it, [b]grab the full game.[/b] The music is amazing. I love the twists and turns on the spectacle fighter formula. It had me wanting to improve and master the game's mechanics to really see everything to the end. The story was alright, although I think the game itself and its relationship with its developer's discography is the much more interesting tale.

Pretty fun and simple (in a good way) gameplay with an absolute banger soundtrack from Wolfgun. Not that I could expect anything less from their music. The demo is at least worth a try.

I'm so confused right now. All I know is that overwhelming battle made my neurons activate.

Come for the music and trippy visuals, stay for the intense challenge to better yourself in the game. I don't think I'll stick with it over long myself, but if you want a game to really dedicate yourself to and become the absolute best, this one is pretty cool. Also there is no lose state, so if you are afraid of doing badly, don't be. I might nab the soundtrack if it was available, it's quite cool.

The camera is so incredibly painful to use, the audio seems incredibly buggy, as while playing the game it played the opening sound effects on repeat which played over literally everything else (though I will admit that the music goes so incredibly hard). If you do pay this game - play the tutorial. It is required for anything to make any sense, which is weird, cause the tutorial is optional.

10 minutes in, I already have a headache... If you can't tell what this game is from the screenshots, I won't fault you. It's basically an abstract tps melee hack and slash with really finnicky camera controls. There is no sense of space and judging the distance and effect of your attacks is basically impossible due to the minimal visuals.