Reviews

• gamedeal user

  Apr 8, 2022

  just disappointing
• 卡齊亞

  Apr 28, 2023

  Fun game. BUT enemies do way to much damage. armour is useless and breaks to easy so does health. FPS drops on 'dark decent' audio always crackling. if there was an update for this is it could be absolutely amazing
• gamedeal user

  Feb 17, 2018

  Very smooth, old-school style shooter that reminds me of Doom.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 20, 2018

  A fun shooter in the vein of classic Doom, with decent gunplay and solid level design. There's a nice set of levels, plus game/level editor with workshop support coming soon. Main complaint is how several things, including weapon and ammo pickups, flying enemies, and enemies in poorly lit corners of levels are hard to tell apart from the environment. For 8 bucks, its worth a cheap pickup to enjoy for a few hours, and help stave off the wait for Serious Sam 4.
• gamedeal user

  Mar 4, 2018

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• gamedeal user

  Mar 8, 2018

  I've only played an hour of the game so far, but I think it's enough to write a review... I'll start by saying that I spent this hour beating the first level. This game doesn't joke around. You better have played Brutal Doom or Quake before you enter. You think you'll be spawned into a tutorial? No. You think you'll get a few minutes to get used to the game? You get two rooms, and after that it's hard-on hardcore. The controls are pretty much perfect. The shotgun feels good. The enemies are mostly weak but are placed in ludicrous numbers, so be sure to check every room for 50 Cacademons. Yes, most of the enemies are weaker and retextured versions of Doom and Quake enemies. The graphics... That's where the game definetly doesn't shine. It looks terrible and lacks polish. You should hope that the gameplay will make you forget that your character's hands look like the worst LOD of Doom 2016's ones. Overall, buy if you want some hardcore action.
• gamedeal user

  Mar 12, 2018

  Pretty sick game
• gamedeal user

  Apr 23, 2018

  Its not horrible, not horrible at all actually. Its just kinda lackluster and costs way to much for how little it offers.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 20, 2019

  Tried to give it a chance, and glad that we have a yesdev, but 2 things wrong with it IMO: 1. Bad performance. This is the first game I've seen run on Urho3D. On my current PC, it runs just fine at 60FPS all maxed out because I built a new cutting edge PC, but my old build ran this on lowest settings at sub-30 FPS. That PC ran New Vegas sub-45 FPS and there's no reason for a game with graphics like this to be taking so many resources. Maybe it's an Urho thing? Even UNITY games have faster performance. 2. Feels uninspired. Enemy designs are boring, the soundtrack is flat, there's no atmosphere. Despite consuming so many resources and running on modern hardware, the A.I. is stiff as if it were programmed back in '93 for the original Doom. This game is basically Doom 1 with 3D graphics, except without the benefits of actually being Doom. Even that Red Sky (I forget what it was called, made by Sigma Dev) felt more inspired than this. Overall feels incomplete and like there wasn't much love put into the development. Which is a shame, because if the game were optimized and the enemies had better visual design, you could make something really neat with the assets you have here.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 26, 2019

  On paper, "retro" and "mod friendly" can look like some appealing assets. That is, when you don't take time to consider a coherent theme or default maps that are of substance. Instead you got some really barebones levels that can be played in any order, almost all of them seem to have the same hanger-esque design: huge spaces that are mostly empty. bland textures, boring enemy skins and enemy scripting. So yes, on paper "retro" and "mod friendly" sound great, when there's an actual game I feel compelled to see modifications of. But this ain't it. I've been having a lot of optimism in the promise for new mod fanbases for future retro style fps's, but unfortunately there will be some mediocre excuses for insubstantial barebones projects like these. This still looks like the beta version of something that later went on to become good. The only difference is I just paid money for beta part. The cart before there is any horse, or financial incentive to even make the horse at all so I'm just potentially stuck with this empty boring cart.