
Void Slayer is a fast-paced shooter with a unique twist, where the arena is also your health. Armed only with your magic gloves, fight through countless hordes of enemies, advance your power and fight to avoid falling into the Void.
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Languages: English
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Hours played at review time, across 27 reviews with recorded playtime.
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It's a less fun Devil Daggers that likes to spawn enemies on top of you.
Void Slayer is a futuristic arena shooter with a unique core twist: you can't die directly, but taking damage destroys the floor of the arena, causing you to eventually fall to your doom if you fail to maintain order. Very little is explained to you during play, and there's no form of tutorial. However, the mechanics are discovered quite naturally by the player via sheer experimentation - I would recommend enabling damage numbers in the settings to further assist with this. To briefly summarize: getting hit causes floor tiles to disintegrate, filling the fountain in the center of the arena allows you to restore damaged tiles, and destroying the ominous towers that spawn in the arena gives you a massive point bonus per tower. Now, I'm an arena shooter fan, but I generally don't feel like game designers take many liberties with the core mechanics in this genre. That said, I'm confident stating that the use of player-damage-to-arena-size mechanic here is both fresh and fun. It all just feels good: movement is smooth and responsive, both player attacks feel powerful and well-balanced, and the overall aesthetic and environment are novel and inspiring. I actually think the core mechanic here opens up a lot of opportunity for unique gameplay - I'd love to see some additional arena types, since portions of the arena becoming usable/unusable periodically could add a lot of variety to each arena. Imagine one with tall vertical staircases or pillars, allowing you more methods of escaping your foes. Take too much damage and an essential escape route suddenly disappears, hastening your demise. Additionally, I'm not sure if the omission of music is a design decision or not, but it'd be nice to hear some. Add some additional UI polish, maybe some exposition/narrative of some sort, and there could be a great game here, post-Early Access. At the current price, worth your time, if you're a fan of the genre. And try to beat my leaderboard score - I'm in the top 10! Find more reviews and recommendations on my Steam Curator page, Indie Infinitesimal: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/41769714/
There's not much here. One Area, one type of weapon, but many enemies. The goal is to stay in the area as long as possible and rank up the leaderboard. That's it. Hard to say it's a bad game. It does right the only thing it does. But it's not for everybody. Low price help, but I doubt people will be still playing after a week.
Gra nieskomplikowana, ale bardzo klimatyczna i wciągająca. P.S. Trochę przypomina mi Cyberpunka 2077 - tam też łatwo wypaść z mapy.
Пока что сильный интерес вызывает Tormentor и Agony: Lords of Hell, что насчет Void Slayer, купил потому что было интересно что за слаер такой и где там воид, увы не стану советовать к приобретению если ты не фанат разработчика агонии, 2из10 по шкале откровенной брони Выдии.
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devil daggers but im fourth worldwide
Очень интригует и графикой и механикой, весёлая штука, стоит своих денег
It's a decent fun chaotic game to kill some time, but it sorely needs more content. Full in-depth review, plus, I included a tutorial on how to play because this game barely explains anything. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iVbHBHDD-Fw
Game would be great if it wasnt abandoned and dead!
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