Forgive Me Father

This is a solid 9/10 occult themed first person shooter with cool upgrade-able weapons, skills, abilities and varied enemies. The music is insanely cool and appropriate ! Pretty good polish on levels, nice stylized graphic assets. Watch your corners !

This is what happens when you cross XIII with Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth with blood sprinkled on top. Pretty tough and brutal, like a shooter like this should be. There are a few issues that keep it from beeing great though. Resources late game become a little too scarce, max ammo is too low for some weapons even with all the upgrades, the skill tree is flawed (why do i have to upgrade the second skill fully to max out ammo) and the last chapter of the game really feels like a slog. other than that, a pretty good old school shooter with style.

Growing up with the first Doom in 1993, i looking forward to the Retro Shooters. I just started the Game, and its awesome, The Art Style, the Mood, very good. And Part 2 is already in development, Awesome, cant wait. Great Work, i Hope the will be more Games, specially with this Kind of Art Style. And Special Thank to the Developers because of the Lovecraft Theme in the Entire Game. That from the Start a very Sepcial Game. Thank you

Played in hard mode, as the title says. The game ranges from very good to *atrocious*. It runs out of tricks at some point past the halfway mark so for the last third (or so) all you get is: - search for hidden door/room/passage - enemies spawn inside of said room/passage and there is no cover for you hide behind This makes the game descend into running in circles finding where to go > monster arena where you circle strafe and shoot over and over and over. The bosses are incredibly bad in hard mode. The last two bosses require you to look up/look around to damage them (they are really big) but there are things below you (below the camera/fov of 95) that damage you. Looking up to damage the boss? You are going to get hit from below. Looking down to dodge things? You can't damage the boss. "But hold on, maybe just memorize the attacks so you can strafe around while looking up at the boss", I hear you say. Not so fast, the developers thought of this too! Both bosses have a component of randomness specifically for this reason. The second to last boss makes the platforms you are standing on disappear so you need to look around for where to jump. Fell in the water? This will drain your armor/health in seconds. The last boss has a rolling... mass? ball? that moves around at random, you cannot look up at him and strafe around dodging his attack patterns no matter how good you are. Touching either of these random elements takes you from full to dead in a few seconds in hard mode. The weapons also range from good to awful, including a few that shoot something that travels across the ground. How are you going to shoot UP at a boss with a weapon that shoots a wave across the ground. Anyway, if you play everything on hard mode like I do I would break that rule for this game and just play it on normal or easy if you feel you absolutely HAVE to play this. Otherwise just play something else.

Easily takes a spot within TOP 3 most enjoyable shooters for me. I loved Project Warlock a lot, so I kept an eye on this game, and they're quite comparable despite some differences. Can't give it 5 stars because it suffers from the same problem as Project warlock did - it starts super strong, and becomes worse in later levels, so be wary of that. First few hours are polished to perfection though.