
Sublevel Zero Redux is a roguelite six-degree-of-freedom shooter in a universe where reality is falling apart. Use your zero-g gunship to fight through a vast underground facility, looting advanced weapons to destroy hordes of deadly enemies.
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Russian
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 41 reviews with recorded playtime.
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it is fun and hard as well. problems. the music is very bland the visuals cause enemies to blend in too easily the warnings for HP appear too late.
Great game. The close cousin of another indie gem Desecrators. But WAYYYY brighter.
A roguelike that follows Descent or Forsaken's gameplay. Pros: +The crafting system +Fast paced +Controls and weapons feel good Cons: -Short -Low variety of weapons and enemies -The engine and chasis improvements don't feel like they impact the gameplay too much
Don't buy this game. You have to jump through hoops just to get it working and it is not that fun anyway. So I would pass on this one. Overload is a much better game IMO.
its just alright :)
Nice idea but fails in execution. All of the powerups feel lame. Do one thing slightly better at the cost of doing something slightly worse. Everything you see is "a glowing thing". Nanos (which really need some sort of magnet effect to make them slightly less tedious to gather) have very little distinction from the 50 different types of ammo, all of which need better distinction from projectiles and the enemies. The worst part is getting to the last level and having the re-traverse from one end of the NOW EMPTY level to the other to get multiple keys, trying to spy the little corridor that you didn't fully explore on the huge stupid map, then go all the way back. The level is way too long and basically linear. Makes no sense. Oh and when you beat the game, the game asks you to beat the game again like 8 more times.
Stylized 6DOF the likes of Descent 1 & 2. Fantastic level of polish. Starts easy, gets hard. VR available, but bring your Dramamine :-P
Да. Это как Decent. Первые 4 уровня пройдено быстро на расслабоне с удовольствием. Однако второе прохождение будет сложнее.
+Good weapon and enemy variety -Difficult to launch and experienced game crashing bugs -Visual design is unclear
VR prise en charge oui, mais pas les joysticks VR.
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