
Zap, blast, loot, repeat in this procedurally generated twin-stick arcade-shooter. Fight aliens, fight robots, fight anything that moves and a few that don't. Then loot them all.
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It looks snazzy, but unfortunately is not fun. Lack of a proper reticle makes aiming with a controller painful, enemies take lots and lots of shots to kill, and the difficult enemies just shoot you with hitscan weapons, turning battles with them into simple wars of attrition. The friend I played this with also quickly got tired of the cool-looking line of sight effect.
Shows some promise, though only for those that dont mind getting in early. First impressions are OK with mouse and keyboard. Clean, no bugs encountered. I think it probably costs a little too high right now in early access. Lack of enemy variety, behavior, and just general lack of content.
It is an interesting game. I like it.
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