TURK: The Demon Slayer

TURK: The Demon Slayer is an asset/template flip made with the godawful Raycasting Game Maker engine used to generate cheap ripoffs of Wolfenstein 3D. Gameplay consists of simple single plane FPS shooting sprite based enemies on small 2D levels, just like Wolf3D. The Raycasting Game Maker engine is garbage. It has oversensitive mouse settings, so if you use the mouse to steer, you will just flip around endlessly with zero control. However, you must use the mouse to shoot, so the game is effectively unplayable. This is no different from any other game made with this engine. It's garbage. I used to think RPG Maker was the worse game construction kit for allowing talentless "devs" to make "games". Actually, it still is, no matter how bad or unplayable this trash is. Regardless, you can play Wolf3D for free, and it's better than this. Note: There's a number of "fake" reviews from compromised accounts, these same accounts suddenly appear every time LTZInc dumps an asset flip onto Steam, and within hours of launch have purchased the game through Steam and written a short review in either Russian or the same broken English LTZInc uses on their store blurb. This is review manipulation and gamers should be warned to disregard positive reviews for this scammers cash grabs.

It's an okish old school fps in the style of Wolf 3D. However it's pretty short on content: just 3 levels, 3 weapons, 3 different enemy types with a playtime between 10-15 minutes. But it's also pretty cheap. Tho it has no quicksaves, basically no settings, too high mouse sensivity.

if this game had been released 25 years ago, it would have become a masterpiece

Cool simple indie game. As for me, it is needed for people who have nothing to do, as well as for those who love indie games in itself, it is fun and reminds of childhood when there were only such games everywhere.

A game that will make you feel nostalgic. The game even scared me a little

How I love casual games. Probably one of my favorite genres. This game is, let's say, traditional, straight from the past game. So far, at first, everything is fine. Let's play further, we'll see!)