
Into the Fray is a fast action-shooter in the vein of Doom and Dark Messiah; using fast combat, reactive environments, and traps. Blast, kick, and dash your way through Rebels and Eldritch creatures to liberate the Isle of Portland; as it becomes consumed by Fog and the horrors therein.
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Languages: English
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Having now beaten this game, I have to say it's very well made. Everything works, had no bugs, there are some good challenges with nothing being absurd to act as a major wall, and has a difficulty system with 2 game modes for lots of replayability. However for the life of me I have no idea how this is rated higher than Usurper and Moonless Knight. Those 2 games have way more going for them imo in every possible way. I struggled to find the wild fast paced fun that the videos for this seemed to show. The videos for this game show it as a fast-paced isometric shooter. When I played it was easily the slowest game out of the first 3 and I spent half my time just slowly walking to the map exits after battles. Did I just... have something turned off in the menu? Cause the game was so slow, both me and the enemies moved at like.... half the speed in the videos, and it has nothing to do with PC specs as these games are not demanding at all and I can run a game like Elden Ring at max graphics with ray tracing mods without issue. Really made me just want to rush through to the end honestly so I could get to the next game. Like I said at the start, there's nothing bad at all in this game. It was just the most relaxed slow-paced shooter ever, and it just felt so short, even compared to the first game, in which you can speed run in like... an hour once you know what to do.
rip n tear in pixel art
Good game, a bit BS on higher difficulties, and the game has some really annoying moments (acid puddles barely being visible, enemies having really fast hitscan moves with 0 warmup) Has its moments, and has a neat story with some great ideas
It's okay, but if you can get it cheap it's a fun-ish game and important entry to the series.
It's like 2 bucks if it's on sale, 5 if not. Either way it feels great and is way too good for how small of a game it is. Buy it.
Short (took me 4hours) but well worth my time and money. Can really recommend this game if you want a shorter top down shooter.
Pretty fun but the final boss is kinda broken... I mean you literally can skip both part of the fight, the dev forgot to block access to the room until the final boss are dead... convenient to get the two last ending i guess...
https://youtu.be/LfIV3N0ST1M Basic twin stick shooting with a lack of polish that is felt through all the systems.
This is the third game in the skautfold series and my favorite one(mainly because hito is my favorite knight). you play as the third knight,hito. unlike the previous games, this game is a fact paced top-down action shooter with similar vibe to Doom for me. you can collect and use various weapons as you progress the story and various collectibles. just about each level has two yth stones(used to lvl up depending on the mode), hats, and pugs.(there are guides to all the collectibles) There are two modes: Pure mode and RPG mode Pure mode is focusing on the action part of the game, so you dont have to worry about the yth stones,but the hats and pugs still exist. RPG modes allows you to collect yth to lvl up various stats and create a build you like. I would recommend all the skautfold games but this game the most
We have DOOM at home. No but really, Into the Fray is probably the most interesting evolution and experimentation of gameplay that Pugware has come up with in the Skautfold series. Fast-paced action mixed with an easily rendered pixel art style mean that you should be able to pick up and play this game as easily as any other action game. Be sure to take care of all optional objectives. Into the Fray, in my opinion, has one of the most important revelations in any Skautfold game, and I wish I had played it before the following game came out.
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