Bloodshed

Your usual survivors game but with a boomer shooter skin. It's great! I remember playing the demo before it came out, the actual game is somewhat harder but still a joy! Also has some of the best movement in this genre, feels like bhopping from cs:s but on easy mode so anyone can learn it. [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/44204404/]Review Made For Boomer's Noxi[/url]

A short game whose runtime is inflated through grindy progression. Nice concept (Survivors-like FPS), but the execution lacks a few iterations to be really smooth and fun.

Средняк. На один-два вечерочка хватит. Неплохая игруля, но и нехорошая.

Unfortunately it's not longer. Great game overall.

Curti muito esse jogo que é uma mistura de Doom com Vampire Survivors. Bem frenético, gostoso de jogar, com uma boa dose de desafio e variedade de personagens, armas, magias e habilidades. Só poderiam ter mais fases. Mas pelo preço e diversão que proporciona é uma ótima escolha.

Stellar gameplay, stellar writing.

- Upgrades double in cost per purchase. 200 gems for rank 1, every other upgrade (more than) doubles in cost. I assume this cost doubling occurs every single time you upgrade 1 of ~20 initial passive skills. - first level, you must last 5 minutes in a relatively fun horde onslaught. I've played this one three times, makes you ~50-350 gems. Second level, you must last 20 minutes... idk, never played past 12min and you do not retain any gems if you quit mid-arena, which is fair enough. 20 minutes is waaay too long in some arena against an ever increasing horde w/character @ 1 passive with 2 out of ~8 playable characters unlocked. The characters are fine, but the length you're meant to do this mindless blasting is a bit much to me. 10 minutes would be plenty, but then this is my second non-MP arena-type game, perhaps this is common. Maybe 1000 monsters / or 20 min... but, "last 20 minutes" as the 2nd level's requirement made me dread the future levels. A Doom / Amid Evil / Graven level may take an hour, but it's progressive and sometimes bits of story, puzzles. These are well-built environments, but circular and relatively small, constantly spawning fun stuff to shoot, occasionally stronger mobs, but otherwise its gameplay loop is simply strafe and shoot. - the two playable characters I've accessed are fun enough. Both have a melee and a ranged weapon for starters, both of which you may upgrade as you kill monsters. XP is earned directly, with an amount provided by each kill. Level ups occur quite quickly and regularly. The guns handle well, sound good, impacts are fantastic and the effects are enjoyable. Each playable character has a movement skill with a fair cooldown. I don't know if these can be upgraded or improved in any way. Generally, movement is smooth and fast and I've yet to face a mob that could outpace me on either of the initial pcs. The quips are good and the characters seem likeable enough. It was 100 gems to unlock the second character. Idk who the third (4th etc) characters are, nor how much they cost. A guess based on other in-game costs? 1000 gems for character 3, 3500 - 5000 for character 4, so on. Seems steep, but maybe gems are more plentiful in later levels. After all, the costs for passives increase by 100% after first purchase, so idk. (just so it's clear, gems are in-game loot) - there are treasure chests that sometimes occur, perhaps always if you kill a tougher mob (they usually have some opaque purplish or green highlight, maybe the color indicates some specific threat? either way, consider these elites and they're always worth killing). These drop the equivalent of a level up. I've killed seven or so and these chests have never dropped gems, at least that I've noticed. - the two arenas I've seen are well done and fun to navigate, plenty of areas provide a momentary tactical advantage but it's not possible to stay still. The characters haven't gotten stuck on anything. Shoot the blue flame braziers, these are a source of loot. The longer you run and gun, the more of these beacons pop up. My main reason to dislike this is based on the 2nd (of ~12?) level's time requirement. From 5 minutes to 20 is steep, imo, and while it does get progressively more challenging and entertaining, it's asking too much time for one arena with little else but killing and skilling involved. Would a louder plot, or story, make the 20min more doable like in Amid Evil or Doom? Would a quota, like in Sportal, make it doable? I like FPS, played thru a fair share, and it's probably just the specific FPS medium here that I dislike, which is why I've endeavored to provide details about the game, given the personal preference involved in my rating. I suppose, if a 20min arena (with perhaps longer ones after) and rather pricey and multiplying currency requirements don't sound like deal breakers, you could do worse. The arenas are fun, so are the characters. Initial design decisions put me off personally. I also got this for free. Again, you could do worse, and if the idea of a long arena sounds fun, you'd like this fine.