ARKOS

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A pretty unique voxel boom shoot akin to Wolfenstien with some cool features that sets it apart from other games in the genre. ----PROS---- - cool old school soundtrack - i REALLY love the voxel art style, its pretty unique in the boom shoot genre and gives the game a bunch of character - small bite sized levels that aren't too confusing to navigate( which is a breath of fresh air if you play bunch of these type of games) - weapons / staves are fun to use, and the teleport staff is one of a kind as far as i know - destructible environment ( I wish more games had this feature) -----CONS---- - no verticality to the levels - levels can be kinda samey and lame - no map - progress can be halted due to having the way forward hidden in a secret room that requires wall hugging Even though i wasn't able to complete this game and it frustrated me towards the end i'd still recommend it. it was smooth sailing until the second to last chapter where the only way to progress is through secret hunting and i just got stuck. maybe others will have better luck.

The quality of the game is okay, but it is a very short game. You may get more out of it than I did, but after playing through it once, trying all the different weapons, enemies, puzzles, bosses, I was pretty much done with the game. Really, my only complaint is that its short, and sometimes the pixel effects can absolutely flood your eyes.

Just play Wizordum instead.

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Great game. There are 7 different worlds, and even within worlds, all levels do something different. The game is simple, but it will surprise you. The voxel graphics are beautiful and run great on an old laptop.

[h1] ARKOS - Pretty and Tedious [/h1] God I hate that I'm putting a thumbs down but, ARKOS is a tedious and I do mean in the best most purest form TEDIOUS ass experience. On the surface; you've got a boomer shooter-lite vibe, with graphics harkening back to the early days of the DOS era with that Catacomb-3D-esque color scheme, and some interestingly cute little wizard dudes to blast at, seems interesting right? Well ♥♥♥♥ hold up cowboy that's about ALL the game has going for it. I will admit; the voxels and lighting look downright ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ gorgeous. The art direction is on point; it's so adorable and memorable (for lack of a better term) - just LOOKING at the designs of things I can tell the dev had put a ton of time and honest heart into the conception of the world on display here. From the cute little wizard bastards, to the spiders hanging from the ceiling - to the cool as all get-out DND flavored 'staves' replacing your guns for your arsenal. But that's where it stops and it stops DEAD. Episodes come down to a myriad of levels with Wolfenstein 3D/Catacombs-esque design, there is 0 vertical variation to design of the level spaces and it unfortunately adds to the tedium. And I know your thinking "well no ♥♥♥♥ dude" but instead of the dev taking this restriction and working with it - upon reaching Episode 4 I realized all of these restaurant place-mat mazes called levels there is 0 variation between them other than a color swap between the episodes themselves. No new level design tricks abound, no traps, no secrets, no new monsters beyond what you see in Episode 1 - or weapons [b] brother I ain't ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ you nooooooooothing goes beyond the literal first episode. It shows ALLLLLLLLLLL its tricks [/b] And I feel like the dev could tell because the total number per episode drops off fast; [u] I otherwise opted to uninstall. [/u] ARKOs - for all it harkening back to it's DOS era roots - should've stayed on the shareware list. Recommended on heavy heavy discount for total superfans of the genre, and even then it's a stretch. It's all dressed up with nowhere to go. Bland, tedious slugfest.