HYPERVIOLENT

I changed the joypad controls so that you move with the right stick (I'm left handed) and now it won't launch. The two minutes I did play had a horrible wobble when you move left and right too, what's that about?!

someone should explain to these geniuses that a boomer shooter is pure gameplay, without being neurotically forced to enter the inventory for every little ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥

Pretty disappointing. The game started pretty good and all the areas are interesting to explore but unfortunately the end part was probably rushed and the end result is the areas are buggy and/or poorly tested, which makes the end levels feel pretty dismal in comparison to the rest of the game. In one level you can fall through the floor after certain point and in another you're supposed to fly a small ship like you were playing Descent, but if you exit the ship, die and reload and then go back to the ship you might not be able to board back in at all. Performance is pretty bad overall but in certain levels it will be felt more than others, specially because the physics and movement are tied to the framerate... I really wanted to like this game but unfortunately it failed to meet expectations right at the worst moment.

BEM BOM.

Точно не за такую цену

może być. 6/10

Hyperviolent is honestly Hyper-not-thrilling. I really wanted to like this game, and I do like some parts of it, very much so. Not enough to concider it a 'fun' game however. The nice parts for me are: Worldbuilding, weapon design and parts of the gunplay. And the list cuts short about there. The other parts of this game just really feel lacking, the level design is very confusing, with the player often, like very often, needing to go back and forth to get the specific coloured key card, which gets repetitive really quickly. Some parts of the game are also very ambiguous, but not really in an interesting way either, like there's this section that requires you to craft a grenade and blown up a crack in the wall. and this is not for a little secret, it's for a main keycard needed to progress the story. The weapon design itself is great, including things like a cool SMG thing that looks like a stapler, double barrel shotgun that doesn't look like any double barrel I have seen before and a gun that lets you take over the bodies of specific enemies. The problem with the weapons lies with thier inaccuracy and strange viewmodels. The weapons never seem to shoot exactly where you're aiming, and this doesn't seem a fault of the player, as this seems to have been reported by many, many players. The other strange this is that many weapons barrels do not point towards the middle of the screen, where your crosshair is but rather completely off to the side, which is really jarring once you notice it. One nitpick also, the enemies. Their designs are a quite hard to make out and honestly just not that great. A good example of low res NPC sprites is Doom, they had to work with just as many pixels but still manage to acheive a readable NPC. Hyperviolent doesn't. The final nail in the coffin was the performance. Now I don't have the best PC but this game, with the style it chooses and low res textured sprites SHOULD NOT be running on 30 FPS on a resonably new computer. These kinds of games tend to hit 60s easily on even intergrated graphics, let alone graphics card. I understand Hyperviolent is developed by 1 dev, and that is very impressive, but it ultimately doesn't achieve what it set out to, to be pure, crazy, hyper fun. It's also not very violent.