Vital Shell

This feels like a game the one kid you knew who had a Dreamcast would tell you about and how awesome it is, and you'd play it once at his house, loved it, but then forget about it and have it on the tip of your tongue for the rest of your life. And then, when you look for it years later, you realize there's a cult following that's been dying for a remake or sequel, and the game's $140.

The game is really slow and pretty repetitive, even for its genre. Variety of weapons is quite low too. The graphics are cool for nostalgic people, but overall I would not recommend.

Very fun PS1 era styled game. It's a brotato-like with fun upgrades and customization. Also has local-coop but you can use remote play, and the game has coop synergies which is cool.

one of my favorite games that i have played in awhile. the mechs are super fun and the arenas are nicely designed, even if the enemy design is kinda samey. i just wish there was more content to play because the core gameplay loop is very solid. i like how the movement feels in this game and manual aiming makes it a bit more interesting as well. definitely recommended if you like survivor/bullet heaven type games.

WOW. I felt transported to my childhood on a ps1 controller. The music? Phenomenal. the stylized art? fantastic. Replayability? unworldly. Any negative reviews are from toddlers who never got to experience the golden age of games or they just dont know a good game when they play it. 10/10 would suggest to anyone who enjoys a good game.

Had a lot of expectation because of the vibe and music but turns out gameplay is severely lacking, if you want some unique take on the survivor genre play Picayune Dreams or Boneraiser Minions

Low poly texture of PS1 era, game manual to read, memory card save data, Jungle / Drum & Bass soundtrack it is a very nostalgic experience with simple and addicting gameplay.

Very fun rogue lite with a retro feel. Arenas are small, but I had a lot of fun relaxing on an evening playing it. If there was a sequel or game with similar style from this developer, I'd definitely be interested