Void Slayer

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Arena shooter with a unique twist that the a floor tile falls whenever hit by an enemy which means that you need to manage the plethora of mobs tryna hit you and dodging the floor traps/mobs as well as the missing tiles well also knocking down the towers to manage the swarmers spawn to keep them at a manageable level honestly would recommend for the 5$ it costs it would get stale fast if you are only going in for the experience and aren't looking to push your limits but if you wanna see how high you can climb the leaderboards or just how high you can get you high score its totally worth it if anything they just need to add alternate primary and secondary attacks so we can tweak our attack ie like a charged secondary attack like grenade instead of the swipe or something of the sort to allow more replay ability

It's a really good game, very atmospheric, and can engage you for hours. Tbh my playthroughs weren't too long because of the high difficulty level and my inexperience with this genre of games, but the action is very smooth, clear, and just cool. The graphics are awesome, everything works and looks smooth, no sudden drops of FPSs even when the screen was full of monsters. The only problems for me were the constantly disappearing floor and the initial lack of understanding how to kill some of the monsters. In general, this game is a definite recommendation for the fans of this genre, you'll get lots of hours of brilliant gameplay out of it. For the newcomers to the genre it can be a very good intro to arena shooters.

The gameplay loop is decent enough, the biggest let down is the lack of a soundtrack I'd say. But if you play it with your fav game OSTs its actually pretty good.

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Not a bad game, but it really feels like its lacking tangibility. Shooting, movement, and taking damage all just don't seem to affect you. It feels like you're just floating through the area with noclip turned on. The choice to make the primary attack a 'click and hold beam' particularly hurts the weightiness of interacting with the shooting mechanics. I'm not sure how else to describe it, but it feels a game with a couple cool ideas that only just needs a bit more polish to feel like a full game, and not just an unreal engine default fps template character with a cooler skin thrown into an arena. It's really hard to downrate this when the game is barely $1.50 on sale, but I think I'd still not recommend this to my friends, even if it was free, when Devil Daggers is such a more fulfilling way to spend time.

'Devil Daggers' but with less visual flair & an annoying extra mechanic of having holes to fall down, which doesn't really add anything to the game, just makes it more annoying.