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Posted on: March 10, 2014
Pwnzornaut
Verified ownerGames: 255 Reviews: 6
So close to perfect!
The ONLY things this game needs for the 5th star is Co-Op! Also, that final boss is freaking impossible! Has anyone beat it yet? Not this guy.
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Posted on: October 12, 2016
GRANITsalvo
Verified ownerGames: 605 Reviews: 7
Need's more "umph".
Only played maybe 2 hours. I love the art style and concept. The gameplay was pretty fun. I was also a little excited at the starting screen to see the gun/perk choices hinting at many different playthroughs. But....The whole experience felt muted. Literally; the sound effects for the gunshots were so weak, I had to intentionally focus on that through the music to figure out if my gun was working. And even then, it wasn't much. My own guns lacked any kind of satisfaction when fired. No model movement of the pizza gun. No recoil of the cannons. Nothing giving any impact to the bullets. They seriously could be paper from all other presentation. So I did have fun with the game, but without the impact of the guns, I just ended up tired. Seriously had to stop and get coffee because I just felt like taking a nap. I think this could be fixed, but I dont know if the developers have interest this late in the game. I would point to great examples of Killing Floor 1 and 2 or the Red Orchestra games. Even with the same maps over and over, the satisfaction of firing the weapons kept me awake and playing over and over. This should have been a top priority for a game about guns. Maybe it's just a problem with the Linux version? dont know.
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Posted on: January 11, 2017
myTheus
Verified ownerGames: 397 Reviews: 4
Pure Fun!
This game is like if a 90s shooter met the simplicity and fast "in and out" perks of mobile gaming. It's just a fun shooter, it's not perfect, the aim is a bit off and sometimes invisible walls show up for a few seconds for no reason, but it didn't 't really matter while I was playing which is a good sign, because I was having fun. The "story" deserves a mention, made me laugh. Visually, you can make your own judgement based on the images and videos online, but I think it looks great, definitely is unique.
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Posted on: March 12, 2020
3m1lAtGog
Verified ownerGames: 1145 Reviews: 30
Fun, shooty, random, made with love
You see, I have a problem. I tend to obsess over many games, saving and quick-loading multiple times until I get a level just right - no damage, all collectables, best time etc. - sometimes it can suck the fun out of playing. I found myself repeating the same parts of Serious Sam levels until I got bored of them. That's why a rogue-lite (or Procedural Death Labirynth) FPS is just pure fun for me. Don't have to worry too much, just run & gun. If I die, the next run will be better. And Tower of Guns has a lot of fun, and a lot of variability between runs. Just the badges make all the difference. With the right combination, you change from floaty and clumsy to ninja-fast, with capability to reach the highest (secret) places. Seriously, multiple jumps for the win. And the game is made with lots of love - all the tiny details, goofy dialogue, Hugbots... It even has a Dopefish grafitti hidden near the final boss! A Dopefish! In a game from 2014! The sound design is good, there is enough enemies, the areas feel different (and I hate Warehouse - I mean, I get it, but it is haaaard). Now, the bad: there are a few areas where it lacks polish. In a game made by a big company the pause (i.e. Esc) menu would be prettier, and you (probably) wouldn't be able to sometimes sneak a peek through the geometry when pushing against the wall. But I can live with that. Other frustrating thing is that the randomness is really random - as in, there is no "storyteller" that would ensure that random drops make sense; that they are useful. I had multiple runs where I accumulated 300+ money, with nothing to spend it on (hey, Joe: a "shop" area would be nice, with 3-5 items to buy next to each other, allowing the player to choose). And in one run a boss dropped a gun upgrade that I already had. 100% useless, even worse than one of the crappy items (and there a few). Overall: had a lot of fun, cursed the RNG, died 50+ times (hello, Caketown), won about 5 times, would die again.
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Posted on: March 8, 2014
cloudmann
Verified ownerGames: 38 Reviews: 2
An absolute steal for shooter fans
What a game. It's a classic FPS, blended with a roguelike, meets Portal, with some bullet hell thrown in. Graphics are great and run on a wide range of low to medium end laptops. It really shines on a moderately to high powered rig, though. Not much storyline to it, but it doesn't need it/ It's the most fun I've had with a shooter in a while, 3D or otherwise.
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