Severed Steel

A very fast and fluid FPS game with a neat environment destruction twist. There's a lot of content here, although it does feel somewhat repetitive - this won't really be an issue though if you enjoy the core gameplay as much as I did. I completed the core campaign and can definitely see myself coming back to this to try the randomly generated short campaign or arena modes (arena mode looks like it comes with a neat gear and cosmetic unlock system as well). I'd recommend giving the demo a try to see if the game is for you before diving in!

I need more movement shooters with a weird flip mechanic that somehow works well

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My impression of this game might be accurately summed up as "They created a speedrun simulator, but forgot to make an actual video game". It has to be a record for me to grow bored of a game within a single hour, but thats honestly how I felt by chapter 3: - A short tutorial introduces you to the movement mechanics of the game, which are pretty good (although I think they lean a bit too much into style over substance with how your character wobbles around while sliding/diving) - Thats it mechanically for the game, the combat sandbox doesn't meaningfully change again - Every single enemy in the game is "Human goon with gun that you just point your gun at and press trigger until dead" - Every combat arena looks the same (painted in a different color) - Every stage has "Shoot inanimate thing #6239" or "Shoot all the goons" as a goal - The game has all the standard FPS guns you'd expect like shotgun/smg/ar/sniper/pistol/etc and they honestly all feel kinda the same - If bosses exist, they certainly aren't within the first third of the game - Calling this "story mode" is borderline misleading, this game doesn't even have a Mario level excuse plot, actually just nothing there at all [b] Most critically though [/b], the game has all these fancy movement techs and keeps telling you that they can be used to evade enemy shots, but you notice pretty quickly [b] you don't need any of them [/b]. If you have even half decent aim, you can just sprint around the level, press timeslow when you see an enemy, kill them and regenerate more of your bullet time meter than you used to kill said enemy. The level geometry also is simple and same-y enough that you don't need to do any fancy tricks like in the tutorial. To sum this up, it appears this game hyperfocused on movement/style to the detriment of everything else and then failed to create levels or mechanics or enemies that actually force to player to engage with said systems. This combined with the fact that the entirety of the sandbox is available within the first 5 minutes (the arm cannon doesn't really change that much, even though voxel destruction physics are always welcome) makes this a game of "you better hope you can create your own fun somehow. because the game certainly isn't going to do it for you" and that absolutely wasn't working for me.

爽，很爽，非常爽，特别的爽 超高的机动性，没有拖泥带水地移动卡手，全方位的方向移动，只要你想，甚至可以在空中旋转720°再完美下落。 枪械的多种可能性，每种类型的枪械都有许多样式，用完子弹直接拿敌人的枪械继续杀 劲爆的电子音乐，配合高速移动时施展的子弹时间，见人就是爽杀

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