Superior: Vengeance

A reasonably engaging experience that provides an enjoyable, although not especially deep, challenge. The core gameplay system feels intuitive and compelling to interact with. The flow of fighting swarms of enemies while constantly repositioning to avoid damage works out quite well, aside from randomly getting stuck on bits of terrain. The weapons and powers all feel fine, although the melee seems rigid and looks awkward at times. The game has a relatively stable level of challenge to it, demanding constant attention from the player without necessitating too much trial-and-error to survive and advance. There is a decent amount of variety in the character progression, unlocks, powers and weapons. The enemies, bosses, objectives and areas are more limited by comparison; but still have enough diversity to be tolerable throughout the core experience. The game definitely has a clear foundation for expanding more on its systems, but the limited amount of content currently available limits the replayability in turn. Which is understandable given the lack of a large audience to fund such. The presentation is okay but not especially interesting. The visuals look fine, the music is forgettable but still fine, the dialogue is amusing but somewhat repetitious and the story mostly just exists to justify the gameplay; and does not have much compelling depth beyond that. In general the presentation is adequate but the gameplay is what primarily stands out as making the experience enjoyable. Although not deep enough to have much replayability, the initial experience is compelling enough to be satisfactory on its own. But the game lacks any outstanding elements to make it memorable beyond that. If you're interested in finding more games like this I've probably reviewed quite a few on my curator page [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/38950844-Anoemalous/] here [/url].