
An isometric shoot 'em-up minigame set in an underground bar in 1930s Chicago. Speakeasy combines historical charm with edge-of-your-seat action for a gaming experience that’s as thrilling as it is unique.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Раскидал всех некультурных. Нельзя буянить в моем баре.📛
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This game changed my life! ∞/10
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What you see is what you get, a nice little mini game in a 30s years ambiance. What caught me off guard tho (in a good way), are the small details you wouldn't think of but that make sense and that actually feel cool... And a neat cutscene to transition between waves. Honestly as much as i kinda want to talk about those details, i'd recommend to go try the game for yourself.
The game is very good and simple, it needs a bit of polish in some areas but it's fun, highly recommend to give it a try!
overall the game has great art and music and a few unique game mechanics but would benefit from the enemies not all moving directly to the player and gathering at either side of the players area as it makes it near impossible to dodge all of the projectiles. Also has a minor issue of defaulting to a resolution of 640 x 480
> mafia enter the bar > politely vandalize the place before trying to beat the sh8t out of the owner > get shot by ricocheted bullet from the table
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You're going to start out thinking "Is this the kind of game where you try to avoid shooting the non-hostile characters?" and... No, it is not. There are no bystanders here. Starts out as "Oh this is easy" and turns to "Surely this is impossible to complete" very quickly. Very consistent and immersive period art style, UI and music. Slight annoyances like enemies being difficult to hit at certain angles and the credits not being immediately skippable on game over. As a free game, it's worth a quick download.
Simple but thoughtful, WYSIWYG. Somewhat harder than it looks but that's a skill issue. Would love to see some achievements just for fun. It's free, it's fun - try it out!
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