Wanted: Dead

Enjoy this jank when it came out but now has been sold to some mad suspect publisher. First thing they did is change the header to awful ai slop. Suspect updates with no patch notes too. AVOID

An absolute disaster. Melee combat is janky, in that hits don't have a proper feeling of connecting to the enemy. The gunplay is awful, and is done better by games that came out 13 years ago. The game then tries to mix these two terribly designed systems into an experience that makes you wonder who gave them funding to see this "vision" through to the end. Avoid this mess and play something that brings you joy.

Amazing and genuinely unique game, unfairly trashed by casuals with terrible fundamentals. The combat absolutely wipes the floor with most modern action games. Its disastrous reception is proof that reviewers should be required to demonstrate basic gaming competence before reviewing skill-based games. A saying as old as time "You can't spell ignorant without IGN".

It crashes when i want to play it. game would be a decent b grade title otherwise

Uses AI for its key art, doesn't add a Gen AI disclosure, instead puts it at the bottom of the description which the majority of people won't see. BRUH.

This game is 100% my jam. It's janky as all heck and very short. Ball bustingly hard and terribly unbalanced. But underneath all that bad gameplay there's an incredible spark of creativity. This game will randomly give you a high quality anime cutscene, a random karaoke minigame with one song, a ramen eating minigame, a claw machine with collectibles and a whole retro styled SHMUP. You can even unlock some live action videos about a late night cooking show. There's an insane barely comprehensible plot about "android" workers and brainwashing told via actors that clearly don't have a grasp of the English language and a meme loading screen. There was ambition behind the low budget. So why the bad review? When the game switched publishers they apparently decided to throw all that away in favor of AI art capsules and descriptions in desperate attempts to sell. This used to be a cult classic, now it's just a failed attempt at making money.

Do you remember those PS3 games you’d come across every now and then that were unique IPs? This game gives me the same feeling: it feels experimental, as if it’s trying to do things differently; it doesn’t feel as polished as the big AAA titles, but rather gives the impression that it wants to try out new things: controls, mechanics, animations… It has that nostalgic feel of a game from a bygone era and the storyline of an 80s sci-fi film. The reviews were critical of this game, but I disagree – something doesn’t have to be easy to play to be entertaining, nor does it need a storyline that’s the next big cinematic hit. I like the sense of experimentation and discovery that this game offers.

"Isn't there some other way?" No, there isn't. Enemy that was supposed to make one forgot to spawn. "Built by veterans of Ninja Gaiden and Dead or Alive", a cover shooter with 2 combo strings and finishing animations?.. The only Ninja Gaiden parts here I see is that it controls like total ♥♥♥♥, exactly like NG2's unreal demake. And a cherry on top - once again devs have never seen a keyboard in their lives, thus default keybinds are as demented as you can imagine PLUS, of course, mouse sidebuttons are unbindable. I know it costs less than a burger, but that's no excuse to publish unpolished shovelware.