Posted on: July 25, 2020
Revue de l'accès anticipé
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Pixel Killing FPS Goodness
Nightmare Reaper is pretty much everything I would want out of a modernized pixelated fps shooter; - Weapon usage feedback feels great in terms of audio, how enemies react to it, visuals, etc. - There is permanent progress in the form of a super mario 2 inspired 2d map where you can enter levels. Upon completion you unlock permanent upgrades like faster weapon swap time, faster run speed, reload time, dash unlock, more hp, etc. This is a great way to break up the shooting and you can do this whenever you'd like to. Furthermore, you can keep holding on to one weapon when you've completed a level. - Weapons have valuable stats and are categorized in rareness. - Randomized levels to a certain extend... yes, it genuinely works and does what it's intended for, it really shines when you have to rerun a level 2-3 times. - An -in my opinion interesting non intrusive story that you can skip all together if you're not interested. The things that needs work is are jumping puzzles, which often give you a good amount of air but positioning your character is rather clunky in air, it doesn't feel right yet. That's it, I'm really looking forward to more updates since I've completed all chapters so far. For what it's worth; a game really has to compel me to play to completion let alone let me hunger for more and give a "perfect" score, I don't throw these 5/5's around.
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