Very satisfying fast paced action and I'm loving it so far. Music is great! Everything seems to be running well on Solus Linux and I'm excited for devs future work.
This game is fantastic. I love the feel when aiming. You don't have to aim perfectly which makes you feel like a great shot. It's fast paced and very satisfying.
Just played through the demo. I love what you have going on here. Awesome art style, and over the top blood and gore, and that music is bangin. Can't wait to see what you do next!
I like this game. Its style and music are so good. But at first I can't hit the checkpoint. I think it was a bug. Then second time, I've hit it with "Right mouse button" action.
I never knew how much I needed a style meter in Doom. You made Doom (2016) look slow and basic, and I love the bosses in this. The fact that some of this game's features won't be in Doom Eternal is painful. Great job!
The gameplay is tight and the aesthetic is eye candy for a retro FPS lover. I love how more games in this art style are sufacing. Great job with the weapons and the movement!
Only criticisms would be the enemy models which look a little boring after a while and the blood effects are a little underwhelming as well.
I really like your game. It's fun, challenging and imo good looking. I will send you a video of me trying to play it with no skill but its in serbian, sorry.
I've played the 5 levels on normal and tried the first one on violent. Very fun and intense. Nice old school asthetics and good music (especially for the last boss, it was quite intimidating). The movement is nice and fluid thanks to the dashes and slams. Enemies coreograph their moves clearly, giving just enough time to react and so deaths don't feel unfair. Health is rewarded by killing enemies up close, a fun risk and reward system (kind of like Doom 2016).
The two guns (pistol and shotgun, not sure if there are others hidden as secrets) feel nice and powerful. At first I felt the pistol would be redundant once I got the shotgun (due to unlimited ammo), but due to the shotguns slow reload I found that I often switched between the two depending on the situation. I really like how the health and stamina is displayed clearly about the crosshair, so even in the very intense moments I can easily see their values.
I like how the tutorial drops you straight into the action, adding instructions after each room so you can try the technique out without being overloaded with the new mechanics too quickly. The levels build up in intensity and variety nicely too. I couldn't find the secrets although I didn't really spend time on that, might try that in the future.
One negative would be that the framerate can drop when multiple enemies are killed at once in explosions or when dropped through the floor, which hopelly will be improved in the future (I played on my laptop which has an i7 8th gen CPU, GTX 1060 6B GPU and 16GB of RAM if that helps as a reference).
Another thing possibly would be that the final boss fight in the Cerebus level is significantly more difficult than everything that proceeded it (this was on normal, haven't tried on violent yet). Don't get me wrong, I did enjoy the fight for its difficulty and since the boss indicated its different types of attacks clearly I didn't feel cheated when I died. I do like when a boss is difficult and requires multiple attempts to kill, as this makes the fight memorable and satisfying when they get destroyed. I just felt the jump in difficulty was a bit too sudden, perhaps making the end of the previous level a bit more difficult to ease this difficulty spike. I could be wrong though and maybe others disagree.
Overall I really enjoyed this game, and look forward to its future development to the final release.
(This is the first time I've ever given feedback/review for a game I've played, so I hope its helpful)
I'm planning on taking a look at optimizing the gore and explosions a bit more in the future, but at the moment, the graphics options give you options for simpler explosions as well as how much blood you get per hit in case your performance gets real bad.
The problem with the Cerberus fight is that its difficulty is incredibly split -- For some people who had trouble with Swordsmachine, they get Cerberus with one try, for some others it takes over 20 to get it down. It really depends on how much you've gotten used to the movement of the game and when the right moment to go in to heal is.
Balance changes will keep happening overtime, though. If a lot of people find Cerberus too hard, I'll ease the fight up a bit.
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I forgot there was so much red inside of meat bags! Awesome work!
Very satisfying fast paced action and I'm loving it so far. Music is great! Everything seems to be running well on Solus Linux and I'm excited for devs future work.
This game is fantastic. I love the feel when aiming. You don't have to aim perfectly which makes you feel like a great shot. It's fast paced and very satisfying.
Fun video, thanks for playing
Just played through the demo. I love what you have going on here. Awesome art style, and over the top blood and gore, and that music is bangin. Can't wait to see what you do next!
Great game! I understand that you have a test build for Linux and would be very happy to see a version made available for this OS.
I'll be uploading a linux build alongside the windows build once 1.03 is done.
That's good news, many thanks!
It's out, let me know if it's broken.
Just had a quick 15-minute bash and everything seems to be in order! Thanks again for the Linux release.
No problem, glad it works :)
Same this looks like a great game!
I like this game. Its style and music are so good. But at first I can't hit the checkpoint. I think it was a bug. Then second time, I've hit it with "Right mouse button" action.
Thanks to the creator of the game.
absolutly loved this game. Just the pure violence and blood makes the game so fun to play.
I never knew how much I needed a style meter in Doom. You made Doom (2016) look slow and basic, and I love the bosses in this. The fact that some of this game's features won't be in Doom Eternal is painful. Great job!
Its fast, Intense. Everything I like for a 90s shooter. Great job.
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:Dvery very good
I played your game and had fun.
Wasn't expecting much initially but I'm very impressed after trying it out. The mechanics feel so damn satisfying!
I'll definitely be keeping an eye on this and am looking forward to seeing the full release! Long live the old school FPS revival!
The gameplay is tight and the aesthetic is eye candy for a retro FPS lover. I love how more games in this art style are sufacing. Great job with the weapons and the movement!
Only criticisms would be the enemy models which look a little boring after a while and the blood effects are a little underwhelming as well.
Best game I've played in a long time, for real! This free demo hit every spot I want in an FPS. Keep it up boys! :O
I really like your game. It's fun, challenging and imo good looking. I will send you a video of me trying to play it with no skill but its in serbian, sorry.
I'll watch it anyways :)
ok then, here's the episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6H5F5T45HQc&t
I don't know how long the game is so I decided to do it in episodes
This game is absolutely dope!!
I've played the 5 levels on normal and tried the first one on violent. Very fun and intense. Nice old school asthetics and good music (especially for the last boss, it was quite intimidating). The movement is nice and fluid thanks to the dashes and slams. Enemies coreograph their moves clearly, giving just enough time to react and so deaths don't feel unfair. Health is rewarded by killing enemies up close, a fun risk and reward system (kind of like Doom 2016).
The two guns (pistol and shotgun, not sure if there are others hidden as secrets) feel nice and powerful. At first I felt the pistol would be redundant once I got the shotgun (due to unlimited ammo), but due to the shotguns slow reload I found that I often switched between the two depending on the situation. I really like how the health and stamina is displayed clearly about the crosshair, so even in the very intense moments I can easily see their values.
I like how the tutorial drops you straight into the action, adding instructions after each room so you can try the technique out without being overloaded with the new mechanics too quickly. The levels build up in intensity and variety nicely too. I couldn't find the secrets although I didn't really spend time on that, might try that in the future.
One negative would be that the framerate can drop when multiple enemies are killed at once in explosions or when dropped through the floor, which hopelly will be improved in the future (I played on my laptop which has an i7 8th gen CPU, GTX 1060 6B GPU and 16GB of RAM if that helps as a reference).
Another thing possibly would be that the final boss fight in the Cerebus level is significantly more difficult than everything that proceeded it (this was on normal, haven't tried on violent yet). Don't get me wrong, I did enjoy the fight for its difficulty and since the boss indicated its different types of attacks clearly I didn't feel cheated when I died. I do like when a boss is difficult and requires multiple attempts to kill, as this makes the fight memorable and satisfying when they get destroyed. I just felt the jump in difficulty was a bit too sudden, perhaps making the end of the previous level a bit more difficult to ease this difficulty spike. I could be wrong though and maybe others disagree.
Overall I really enjoyed this game, and look forward to its future development to the final release.
(This is the first time I've ever given feedback/review for a game I've played, so I hope its helpful)
Thank you for the detailed feedback!
I'm planning on taking a look at optimizing the gore and explosions a bit more in the future, but at the moment, the graphics options give you options for simpler explosions as well as how much blood you get per hit in case your performance gets real bad.
The problem with the Cerberus fight is that its difficulty is incredibly split -- For some people who had trouble with Swordsmachine, they get Cerberus with one try, for some others it takes over 20 to get it down. It really depends on how much you've gotten used to the movement of the game and when the right moment to go in to heal is.
Balance changes will keep happening overtime, though. If a lot of people find Cerberus too hard, I'll ease the fight up a bit.
This is a total blast to play! Great job!
An absolute blast will definitely buy the full release.
Awesome game I will buy the full version when it is released. I would also like to see a multiplayer in the full release.
I love it