Battle Planet : Judgement Day © 2019 Threaks GmbH. All rights reserved. Published by EuroVideo Medien GmbH. Developed by Threaks GmbH.
Posted on: October 14, 2025
zpider96
Verified ownerGames: 244 Reviews: 2
Very fun but the progress was erased
I was enjoying it but from a sudden all my progress was erased. Wasted years. I just started today, I hope this time it keep it saved.
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Posted on: November 10, 2020
Ennson
Games: 812 Reviews: 24
Thank God!
Finally, spherical earthers have started to make games. Awesome. Game is also good.
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Posted on: September 6, 2020
Tallart
Verified ownerGames: 863 Reviews: 8
A lot of Fun
This game is a lot of fun for a twin stick shooter. I picked this up thinking it might be ok and wow what a suprise this is alot of fun.
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Posted on: February 6, 2021
Otakuwolf
Verified ownerGames: 188 Reviews: 19
Is one of THOSE console ports...
This is a "console game ported on PC", which wouldn't be bad on it's own if done propely, but sadly this is not the case. The game itself is not bad, is a classic top-down roguelite shooter with a twist: the stages are "planets" you walk onto, so while there are physical barriers like walls and pits, there are no real "boundaries", and you can keep moving all around without hitting the end of the scenery, and that's interesting to see. However, being the PC port of a console game there are some tecnical aspects that combined together make the experience unbareable, unless you have a lot of freetime on your hands. To begin with, there is no windowed mode, the game only runs on fullscreen. Secondly, changing the resolution barely does anything, and the graphics options menu itself freezes for several seconds whenever you change the resolution, sometimes even forgetting to apply the changes. Honestly, these tecnicalities wouldn't be too bad if the game would at least be relatively short or if you can stop and continue later, but is a long game that doesn't ever let you stop and continue later, so the moment you start it up, you better make sure to have nothing else to do for AT LEAST 30 minutes. Now, combine all of this together and you have console game that would addmitedly work well "where it is originally made for", but on PC demands all of your attention forcing itself on the entirety of your screen nonstop for as long as you plan to play it. I'd give this game a 3 stars because it's an alright top-down roguelite shooter on it's own, but I'm personally out of patience for badly ported console games, so I'm gonna give it a 2 and say "get it on discount" if you REALLY want it.
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