Ultratron

Nice modern-retro take on Robotron 2064 so if you like arcade twin stick shooters you should get a fine amount of mileage out of this one.

the gameplay strikes a perfect balance between simplicity & complexity. ultratron offers endless replayability for both casual players and hardcore gamers. I recommend this game.

If you want to experience exploding circuits and caffeinated robot butts, then this is the game for you! Not just a sad excuse for human entertainment in a Twin Stick Shooter retro themed game, but Ultratron is the lovechild of chaos, lasers, and your best childhood nightmares mashed into forty gloriously pixelated levels of mayhem. You start out as an adorable little robot — and you get to murder, I mean defeat, a bunch of evil robot motherfers: Bellum, Lues, Leiunitas, and Letum. These tin-can bastards destroyed Earth, so naturally, your tiny metal ass is here for revenge. I’m talking teeth-grinding, keyboard-smashing, “holy sh*t my brain just ejaculated pure joy” satisfying. Ultratron is a glorious, insane, laser-scorched, robot-murdering joyride that will have your brain, hands, and soul screaming every ten seconds. Not a perfect game by any means but enough to grant you fun for the price tag you’ll have in a single-player arcade shooter that also doubles as you keep going. Just be mindful of your sanity that you will lose especially in later levels, Not to mention the bills that will rake up for your therapy session for the built-up thousands of kilograms of rage. I just died 47 times and I’m begging for another round. Play it. Curse it. Love it. And remember: if your droids level up faster than you, they’re probably judging you. Respect the robots.

Solid "Meh" of a game. I find that the difficulty comes from the lack of contrast and flashing lights more than the actual requirement to dodge bullets/enemies.

Real talk, I think this game is giving me a heart attack. I enjoy these kind of games but sadly i don't feel well every time I play. Does anyone else get the same feeling when you play this game too?

Ultratron is a fantastic little arena twin stick shooter. It's stripped down to the basics, but everything here is polished. I love the graphics, the sound, the lighting, and controls. As a matter of fact Puppygames is my favorite small Indie game Dev. Everything they have made has been a tone of fun if you enjoy small games. I have a lot of hours playing this on my Steam Deck that do not seem to have been added into my total playtime, so this review is not just a first impression. My only criticism of Ultatron is that the full retail price is a bit high for the amount of content on offer. At some point I got 4 games from Puppgames in a bundle for about this price, and it was the best money I've ever spent on games, as again, every game n that bundle was a hidden gem. I highly recommend Ultratron when it's on sale for about $5 as I think that is what it is worth.

ゲームシステムは悪くないけど 実績狙うとすると相当イライラする　タレット３０ウェーブ守るイラない

A tight little game. The only real flaw is that it gets a bit too visually busy for me by the endgame, but that's standard for this kind of game. It's a fun complete experience.

In order to avenge the human race, you have to twiddle your thumbs through forty enemy filled levels with each ten levels presenting a different colour palette and a boss to overcome. The old school arcade visual with a 21st Century twist unfortunately create an artificial difficulty as the enemies become frustratingly difficult to see through the weapons fire of your battle droid, your droid companions and unnecessary screen effects. The concept of babysitting a bunch of droids to “HELP” you fight off the waves of enemies is entertaining at first but you will soon want to submerge these useless tagalongs in a bath full of salt water. Despite a charm that makes you want to look past Ultratron’s flaws, after losing your shields countless times running into enemies you can’t see, the human race is best left unavenged.

Ultratron is a surprisingly fun twin-stick shooter that wears its arcade inspirations on its sleeve. It couldn't keep my attention long term, but I imagine a more serious fan of the genre will get more out of it than me.