Metal: Hellsinger

the music is great, the story is great! after 100%ing the game I finally say that the hardest damn achievement to get is the one where you need to complete the torments. That achievement gave me straight hell for 3 days back to back (and yes I have a skill issue).

for how good this game is its realy sad that the company is shut down because of greed

This game is insanely, a mix of great songs, graphs and gameplay. Unfortunately we won't have a second game T_T

it's indie doom but you click on the beat. if that sounds fun then play it, it's awesome. Level, enemy, gun, music design are all great. Even a decent campy story. caveats (maybe just personal preference): - bosses are bullet hells. I didn't find them very fun, just a slog of clicking. - I liked the early music much more than the later music

The narrator voice is very well suited for the vibe. It is a challenge to do everything to the beat (shoot, dodge, etc.), but they have different challenge modes for a little uncoordinated lamb like me so I am still enjoying myself immensely. The weapons are fun and creative, I love how they even reload to the beat. 11/10 Masterpiece - very much recommend!

Fun mix of rhythm and FPS gameplay. Normally I don’t do rhythm games, but when I saw a streamer playing this I thought it looked interesting. I like metal music and so doing actions (shoot, finish, dash) based on rhythm looked interesting. Un-like other rhythm games you are not punished for missing the beat, you simply lose the bonus for that specific action you would have had if you got a good or perfect rhythm match. So you can deal with the enemy in your face without having to wait for the right moment to attack. The songs are a mixture of the metal music I don't like and some I do. As you play through and get more songs you can do a custom playlist and get songs that work for you to help you go through the hells. You want to try and stay at the 16x multiplier so you can enjoy the lyrics of various songs as you play. Paz is your narrator and he tells the story of you and unknown going through the hells as you progress through the game. The story is interesting and unfolds well. I played this on the goat/medium difficulty and thought the battles were tough but survivable. After beating every hell, you get access to torments which give you sigals which allow you to choose certain perks as you go into hells to fight. This is a nice way to add a little customization to your play through. I did the leviathan mode for about 10 minutes and turned it off. It’s just a horde mode where you have to re-learn your skills and refind weapons. I didn’t care enough to go through all 30 waves. Overall I highly recommend this to anyone who likes FPS’ and metal music. Getting the rhythm down isn’t bad once you find a song you like and can enjoy. This is a game I can easily see myself playing again as I need a break from other games.