Absolute Insanity

[b]Absolute Insanity ist ein nettes kleines Spiel für nebenbei[/b] Es handelt sich hierbei um einen Arena-Shooter (auch im Story-Modus ist bleibt es so). +Das Spiel macht schnell gute Laune +Teilweise zerstörbare Wände (durch explosive Waffen) +Gute treibende Musik -Verwendung von 2D Elementen in 3D Spielen -Es wird ziemlich schnell relativ schwer [h3]Ladet mein PS4 Controller-Profil herunter, damit lässt sich das Spiel relativ gut spielen.[/h3]

good game. only nitpick is not being able to reliably run through dead minions but its coolin

This game is very appropriately titled. I've had to explain to friends online what I was playing, and both verbal explanations and visual presentation of the game did not entirely suffice. That is to say, that Absolute Insanity is one of the most chaotic, turbulent, disastrous games I've played before. A lot of this should be dived into with a decent amount of blindness as to what the game's content is, but here's a very light summary of the gameplay to keep from spoiling it. Your goal is to kill several Photoshop-styled monsters in a randomly generated maze or woodland of sorts. This will involve axes, explosive devices, turrets, and otherwise. I would lean towards giving this game an 8.5/10. It is smooth to play, satisfying yet stressful to engage with (as intended), and is a perfect mix of wild tumult and erraticness. Now, to address things that may be more spoiler-y that I would love to see added to the game or fixed: - [BUG?] When throwing the mine as of the newest update, it seems I will randomly either throw or sometimes it will simply light up and I have to click again to throw, which messes up timing for me. - [SUGGESTION] Considering the creatures in this game are either heavily inspired by or similar in function to Garry's Mod nextbot-type enemies, I'd love to see a togglable alternative mode which would allow creatures to jump (whether that be the smaller minion-type enemies, or the larger bosses). - [SUGGESTION] As a fan of games that make fantastic use of chaos and procedural generation to create always unpredictable gameplay, I'd love to see new modes added alongside the current ones in the future! For example, a sort of dungeon-crawler experience, or other creative bends of the game's mechanics. - [MOD FUNCTIONALITY?] Seeing a game like this, it would be fun to have Steam Workshop functionality for people to add their own enemies, scenarios, bosses, maps, etc. If this can't be achieved, (and even if none of the other suggestions I can can be achieved or are thought interesting enough to consider), I don't mind at all, because to be honest, there is very few things I can think of that would improve this game. It's damn near mastered everything it wants to be. And, best of all, it's addictingly fun.

very good game ilove it

Absolute Insanity is a crazy game. Inspired by Garry's Mod nextbots, this game challenges you to beat various bosses whilst minions swarm you in an effort to stop you. The more you play, the more difficult the game gets. It also appears that each attempt will generate a different level. Furthermore, the game has a story but it also and each weapon only has a single ammo. I also like how the game has an unlockables system, allowing for more variety in weapons. Just like any other game, Absolute Insanity is not perfect. There are a handful of bugs, one of them being that bosses can kill you if you collide with them after damaging them. Typically, they'd run away but sometimes they would run into you while they are running away. Another issue I have with the game is how inconsistent the boss difficulty is. Spike Head seems to be more difficult than Meat Face, whilst Meat Face is tankier. Another example is Ghost Face being more difficult than Diego,. To conclude, the game is a little expensive, however, in the end I'd say it's worth it.

Love this game! It's fun and has creative levels and an amazing art style, and feels like I'm on drugs without doing drugs! :D

Played it and loved it :- https://youtu.be/GVYtCru2Ov0