Slayers X: Terminal Aftermath: Vengance of the Slayer

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Un boomer shooter noventero con inspiracion al Duke Nukem. Si, se nota que es bien casero, me imagino al tipo a finales de los 90 llegando de la secundaria y prendiendo la PC para jugar a los clasicos FPS como el Duke Nukem, Doom y demas, y que en algun momento diga "hey, puedo hacer mi videojuego" y 23 años despues (?) aca esta el resultado. Es corto, no tiene mucha variedad de armas o enemigos, pero si bastante adrenalina. Recomendado si eres fan de los boomer shooter. Nota: 8/10, el personaje es una mezcla de Eminem con Duke Nukem sin lentes de sol.

The S Blade has a Hackblood Charge.

ZANE IS SO FRIKING COOL I WANT TO BE JUST LIKE HIM WHEN I GROW UP

If u don't like this game, YOUR A TERD

If you've ever played a boomer shooter mod or even made one, this is the game for you. The edgy teen from Hypno Spacelaw has made a whole game and if you know what the character, you know what to expect. The game really does feel like it was made by an angsty teen and yet it's still a joy to play. Expect toilet humor and lots of rats and even more gibs.

An intentionally crappy retro shooter that is well made enough to still be fun to play. The game is made as if a teenager from the 90s designed it and it oozes this cringe. I believe it's based on some in-game 'lore' from Hypnospace Outlaw. Graphics-wise the game closely approximates a Build engine game, although the sprites and cutscenes are (presumably intentionally) worse than those. As stated before it's all made as if an edgelord teen from the 90s made it and this aesthetic permeates everything from the sprites to the level design. The audio is very sparse, there are a few one-liners and some sound effects but very little. They're all fine, although the one-liners get repetitive quickly and some better music tracks would've been appreciated. Like all retro shooters, the gameplay is really the important thing and it's.. well, fine. It plays like a poorly-ish made Build game and that is a tried and true formula. The mostly uninteresting enemies and lack of variety of said enemies let it down a bit. It does feature some fun weapons and other gimmicks which along with the basic gunplay make it fun to play. There are some annoying platforming sections unfortunately, but not so many that it ruins the game. All in all, it's a fun short romp that hearkens back to the glorious days of 2.5D shooters and 90s early 2000s culture that has since become very cringey. I do feel like the base price is a tad too high for what it offers though. But in the end, would I recommend it? Yes, with the caveat that you understand that it is a sort of intentionally bad joke product and you love retro shooters.