Quincy Vasquez 2
Thursday, July 10, 2025
I like the game style and beautiful graphics and nice sounds. The upgrading is cool and also weapons and abilities are amazing. but honestly the only thing I have a complaint about is the weapon damage system. I feel personally that energy weapons should be the strongest over all conventional projectile weapons. I like the ap 1 predator but that small pistol should not overpower a plasma shotgun that shoots burst of metal disintegrating, tank ripping energy spheres realistically speaking. Edited
Ricardo 14
Tuesday, October 4, 2022
Nothing bad to say about this game. If your system isn't fast enough, you may want to turn off some of the special effects to keep game speed normal. Great music, super high replay value, and you can lose hours in the blink of an eye, and not realize it here. Awesome game, been playing it for a couple years, and still in my top 5, across all systems, and games
A Google user 27
Friday, February 22, 2019
Great twin stick shooter with roguelike elements, runs well, and no BS in-app purchases, worth the price. Set a kind of techno-punk dystopian futurue with a good soundtrack, you play "runs" progressing up a ladder style of levels towards a final boss at the top, but If you die, you start over with a new character. There are hard checkpoints so as to not start at the very beginning each time, and upgrades that apply to all "runs" can be purchased with credits found in game.
Shane Hunter 13
Sunday, November 13, 2022
I found this game some years back during a sale on Xbox. Instantly fell in love, one of my favorite games ever, no lie. Best twin stick shooter I've ever played, has a KILLER soundtrack, awesome aesthetic, addicting gameplay, expansive upgrade systems, and plenty of secrets to find. TONS of replay value here, and it's on literally every system that exists. I now own it on PC, Xbox, and mobile, and plant to get it on switch soon too. 12/10, will ALWAYS recommend this game to anyone.
A Google user
14
Thursday, February 6, 2020
I was originally introduced to this game through Xbox Gamepass, where I was happy to discover this little Indie gem; something reminiscent of the 90's arcade classic, Smash TV. It features a unique take on the player class and leveling system that challenges you to try new setups when perhaps the class you "want" isn't available. Throw in procedurally generated levels, and you have a very fun (addictive, even) isometric twin-stick shooter with excellent replayability. Edited
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