Onirism

It is a fun mix of platform gameplay and Serious Sam FPS, I really really like this game, however, the long loading times and crashes just makes me not recommend this to anyone. Only play this if you are really prepared to get frustrated with how easily this game stops working as intended.

draws heavy inspiration from 'a hat in time' and 'among the sleep' while combining them with call of duty's free-for-all style of combat. its influences are obvious from the start, with colorful environments, whimsical platforming, dreamlike settings, and fast-paced gunplay. rather than disguising those inspirations, the game blends them into an entertaining indie adventure. the presentation is easily one of its strongest aspects. bright visuals, expressive animations, and a vibrant art style give every location plenty of personality. the soundtrack complements the cheerful atmosphere, adding energy to both exploration and combat. although not too memorable. combat stands out through its large selection of weapons and quick, arcade-style action. constant movement and varied weapon choices keep encounters enjoyable, even when battles become chaotic. platforming may not reach the level of polish found in its inspirations, but it remains responsive enough to support exploration without becoming a distraction. the game does have rough edges. certain mechanics lack depth, enemy encounters grow repetitive over time, and the overall structure occasionally comes across as unpolished. its biggest weakness is its reliance on familiar ideas, making it difficult to establish a distinct identity beyond the games that inspired it. the game also struggles with technical issues. optimization is inconsistent, with noticeable frame rate drops. stuttering and performance fluctuations can interrupt the otherwise smooth gameplay, and some graphics and gameplay settings in the options menu either have little effect or fail to work as intended, making it difficult to fine-tune performance. these issues make the overall experience less polished than it should be. even with those shortcomings, the game succeeds through its charm. the colorful world, energetic gameplay, and lighthearted tone make it an enjoyable experience. it may not redefine the genre, but it delivers a fun and memorable adventure for players who enjoy whimsical platformers with fast-paced shooting.

Офігенна гра,дуже сподобалося грати в копі,але будьте уважні шо всі апгрейди треба брати гравцю 1,щоб рахувало обом гравцям!

Massive levels and a seemingly endless amount of content. It's fun but it's easy to get lost. Runs well but the VRAM usage is always around 10-16GB (Very High, 1440p) which is probably the cause for the performance issues many people seem to have.

Only played the CoD zombies mode, so that's what I'll be reviewing. Feels like a weird Black Ops 2 mod, fun but perhaps a bit basic and slow at times. Each map looks highly intricate and has a neat theme, like The Shores of the Damned, with medieval enemy types and castles. Or Cruise of Lights, a titanic-like ship with animatronic steampunk enemies. Since all the maps are highly detailed, its strange that it feels like there should be some kind of story or objective tree to accomplish, but as far as I know its just a wave survival. (I'm probably hoping too much for it to be the next CoD) The game could benefit from adding achievements alongside workshop compatibility for custom maps, and putting more depth into the tales (zombie) mode.

У игры единственный плюс - это количество локаций. Всё остальное - сплошной минус.

A fun retro gaming throwback shooter/platformer with a wide variety of variations on the core gameplay and level design. Light on tutorials the game expects you to have been playing video games for years, decades based on the genre callbacks it makes. Difficulty can be inconsistent.