XIBALBA

Quite hard to recommend... For the 1€ price being asked while in sale and if you can embrace the jank I would say it's worth it. Only if you like old school non stop action type of games like Doom or Serious Sam and know that you will have to speedrun and avoid all the ennemies in the later levels. XIBALBA is terribly balanced in later levels it must be a joke, all ennemies are bullet sponges, there are way too many and they take way too long to kill. In fact it gets so damn unbalanced to the point I ended up bunny hop speedrunning the latest levels because it's just impossible to kill everything. I had fun in the first few levels not so much in latest... The two shotguns and the bow are cool but all the other weapons are complete rubbish in my opnion and not worth using unless you run out of shotgun shells. In this game there is also a lot of collision issues, it's easily possible to glitch out of maps or cheese the ennemies projectiles because of the invisible walls. Game tested and finished in about two hours in normal difficulty FYI. Again I only recommend it at a very very low price and still not sure if I should XD. [h1]Rating 5/10.[/h1]

Worth playing, if you're ok with some jank... Xibalba is a Mayan themed retro FPS made by a the small indie dev team Reef Software. This theme is really cool and unique, and gives the game an aesthetic that is different from most indie or retro FPS games. Shooting and movement feel really smooth, and it's generally a lot of fun. Level design is old school in nature, with claustrophobic corridor-esque levels and the occasional more open arena combat areas. Think Wolfenstein 3D with a splash of Quake. I also really like the graphical aesthetic of the game - 2D sprite enemies superimposed over 3D levels just gives off an interesting look for the game. That said, this game is pretty janky at times. Jumping up stairs isn't super smooth, some enemies AI is broken, there are some insane difficulty spikes, weapon and health pickups are sometimes stuck in the floor or ceiling, certain enemies can walk through some walls, and I fell through the floor a couple of times. Despite all this, this is still a really fun indie FPS, and I enjoyed it more than several of the other indie FPS games that have come out this year. It's a testament to how fun the shooting and movement are. [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xhb9INkBsIY] Full Review [/url] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xhb9INkBsIY [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_qfwryMLQls] Demo First Impressions [/url] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_qfwryMLQls