Selaco

Quite a good cookie clicker game with a shooter attached to it

Fps indie de qualidade

This is a banger, simple as that.

piou! piou !

By far the most fun shooter I've played in years. Selaco could be twice the price and still worth every penny, I absolutely love it to pieces. The combat, progression, weapon upgrades, difficulty curve. secrets, environmental details, music... just everything! Phenomenally amazing. Do yourself a favour and just bloody buy it, I cannot endorse this game highly enough.

This refreshing boomer shooter borrows an evolved visual style from DOOM, the frenetic firefights, satisfying gun feel, and layered destruction of FEAR, and the dense secret-filled level designs from Jedi Knight. In addition to a lengthy campaign, randomisers and adjustable modifiers add a significant amount of replayability while you lock-in and shoot the ♥♥♥♥ out of everything to a ripping electro, drum-n-bass OST.

There's some nitpicks I have with this game. Some of the environment design feels a bit labyrinth-like, to the point where it feels very easy to get lost in. The map does a fairly decent job of helping you orient yourself, but I still found myself going "Where the Hell am I?" a lot. I think some of it is probably a visual design issue too. Many of the environments feel a bit samey and it just doesn't feel like there are many landmarks. Also relies on the "yellow paint" trend to tell you where to progress (except in this case it's green lights) which just feels....odd. Some of the pacing maybe feels a bit off, it feels like there are a lot of stretches where you go a little too long without blowin' something to smithereens. Then I blow something to smithereens, and all of those nitpicks fall away. You then realize just how friggin good the moment-to-moment combat feels. The way the enemies intelligently try to flank you and push you and put you into weird uncomfortable positions that force you to think on your feet. Sometimes the solution out of a bad situation is to shoot (or throw) a fire extinguisher to create a little visual cover. Maybe it's a slide into an enemy for a stagger, followed by a quick bullet to the head. Sometimes you just need to fall back, and get your bearings, only to be met with an enemy already on your flank who was just waiting for you to do just that. The way every weapon feels like implement of absolute mayhem, how the environment becomes damaged with every bullet you fire, the way enemies explode into gibs, all the dust that gets kicked up, like the world and enemies alike are reacting to you, the player is just fantastic. The craftsmanship on display here is utterly spectacular. Every environment gets completely transformed with the kind of destruction you'd expect from like a Battlefield game, but somehow accomplished in GZdoom. It's clear that there was an insane amount of work put in here, and it shows. The nitpicks I have simply pale in comparison to the destructive majesty that this game has to offer. I found myself also very interested in the lore and story on offer as well. I found myself constantly wanting to learn more about the environments and just wanting to learn what the hell happened to leave the environment in such disarray. This is only Chapter 1, and it's easily worth the admission price and I can't wait to see where Dawn's story goes next. Easy recommendation.