INCISION

THE GUNS FEEL AMAZING THE ENEMIES ARE VERY UNIQUE FOR THE MOST PART THE LEVEL DESIGN IS COMPLEX AND SIMPLE AT THE SAME TIME THE LORE IS INTERESTING BUT NOT IN YOUR FACE ABOUT IT JUST LIKE DOOM OVERALL I DONT THINK I HAVE ANYTHING BAD TO SAY ABOUT THE GAME OTHER THAN THE NO SAVES IN LEVELS BUT EVEN THEN I PLAYED ON STANDARD AND DIDNT HAVE TOO MUCH TROUBLE AFTER THE FIRST COUPLE LEVELS. OVERALL I THINK ITS THE BEST GAME IVE PLAYED ALL YEAR 10 OUT OF 10

[h1] GREAT game. [/h1] there is absolutely a method to the madness, never once did i feel like a death was unfair or unlucky. if you're a couple levels deep and still getting baited by ninjas popping out near heals/ammo sitting at the end of a long hallway, you might want to put a little more thought into your gameplay ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ this game is quite demanding both mechanically and cognitively, but it's fair and damn well made. incredible art direction, great music (the dynamic ost changes do wonders for immersion), a surprising amount of mechanical depth in both enemy patterns and your own capabilities, and a loose, dark souls-esque storytelling format that gets across a pretty enjoyable plot!! personal note: i decided to stick to one episode per session, felt like it was good pacing and let me digest what happened in each one before moving on to the next. would recommend doing the same if you know you have two or so hours to sit down and play for! must play if you're into boomer shooters!!!

Not for me, I found the game frustrating and not fun to play

By no means a masterpiece, but a damn good time nonetheless! Came into this mostly blind, and ended up having fun, maybe the difficulty was a bit hard for me, but it can be overcame with some good ol corner peaking and grenade spam. Machine gun's Alt, Kitty primary, and later on jawbreaker help with that a lot. I feel like at lower difficulty skills at least one extra life could pass from level to level. I myself played on the hard.

I know, only 2.3 hours, but honestly, it is enough for me to grasp most of weapons, and etc First boomer shooter where i genuienly LOWERED the difficulty The game feels snappy and just solid enough, the guns are pretty good, some alternate modes are a bit lackluster, but still have their uses The aesthethics just great, Quake-ish setting mixed with Postal 1's dirty scizophrenic vibes, and i not even feel bored of aesthetics being old school, just BECAUSE here it makes sense But honestly, The lack of checkpoints is a double edged sword, i am perfectly fine with it, but seen some comments that thinks it is waste of time and i kinda get it, this game can be BRUTAL, so if you not want to play for 10-15 minutes and suddenly your progress nullified by a bit of a nasty enemy spot(no, seriosly, devs sometimes certainly doing it just for that) But, for price of decent indie.... you get decent indie, not without flaws that for most people will be different, but certainly have a decent chance to be a good side of your library

This is a good game. There are no quick saves. At first, being old school Quake player, I have expected that there is fall damage, there isn't. You can't really die from falling. You can die if falling and getting swarmed by enemies but not from falling. Hasn't happened for me yet. Enemies vary which is good. Every weapon is good, revolver for example can quickly fire all six rounds, quite useful, like long range sniper. You need to move. Not just move, you need to strafe left and right. And after about five levels, I have discovered that on SHIFT you can sprint. Ok, now I am just sprinting, I peek in new area, and sprint back and fire at enemies. There are situations where there are open spaces with tons of enemies, but usually there is a power up to kill them easier. Move move move. Standing still is certain death. Levels are dark, bloody and rusted, exactly as they should be. This is like killing enemies in hell levels of Silent Hill. There is enough ammo, enough Second Lives, you cant easily die by falling into something, like lava, it's just persistent small damage received. Will update with additional details when I finish the game, or maybe not if I forget. But this is the most similar games to old school FPS games like Quake and Unreal, from the nineties. At 42, in 2026, my dead FPS nerves felt new life pumping though tthem, dulled by these new age crap games, where you don't even play anymore, you just watch animations. There are no animations or cinematic interrupts here. Just unbroken flawless carnage.

challenging fast fps. i hope you like the colors red grey and black

Challenging, with some of the best aesthetics in boomer shooters.

This game has frustrated me for a few reasons. The no-save system was sometimes annoying especially at the beginning when I had to learn patterns and weakness of the enemies, and in a later level which is quite big, but I'm glad I kept trying. I didn't think the level design was consistent and I got lost more than usual but that could just be me. The effects happening on screen can sometimes be a bit confusing. I'm not convinced of the balance of the bosses. Finally, the music is at times a cacophony. HOWEVER: When this game works, and to be fair it's the majority of the time, it goes from great to simply sublime and all its components truly shine. Therefore, despite its flaws, its inconsistency, and its punishing difficulty which will force you to replay some levels, I think that overall this is the only must-play retro shooter from the last two years I have found so far. Sami Mäläski, if you are reading: it's amazing that you have produced this by yourself. It deserves to get some final updates, because the potential is there to become a worthy entry in the classics of the genre. The best since cultic.