Immortal Redneck is an FPS set in Egypt with rogue-lite elements. The game mixes old-school first-person shooter action with a rogue-lite mechanics. Frantic gameplay, twitch controls and an arcade-style feel meet randomly generated dungeons, a complete skill tree, permanent death and 9 classes with different traits.
The game revolves around a redneck tourist who wakes up mummified in ancient Egypt after an accident. Why is he here? How did he survive the accident? And why the hell is he mummified?!
Posted on: September 2, 2022
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Why the hate?
This game is excellent, and one of my favorite shooters, though not on par with Doom, Build Engine games, or the Borderlands series. I love roguelite shooters but there are very few worth anything, and the detail and rooms are a TON better in Immortal Rednack than Ziggurat 2, for example. There is also more humor, but sadly they missed an opportunity for a wider audience since even though there is no blood, the language is not "child appropriate". Of course most first graders know and liberally use the F word nowadays, so that might be kinda pointless to worry about... The game is kind of like Serious Sam 1 with the Alien Tech Ancient Egypt vibe (minus bosses the size of planetoids) but you can't memorize where all the enemies are. This is big for replayability, for me at least: I tend to memorize shooters easily to the point of just chucking grenades and killing enemies before I even see them. It gets boring, and the roguelite aspects solves it beautifully. You can pick multiple classes with time-cool-down skills: Neferteri (can't remember the name) is the best in my opinion, as you get a ghost hawk which basically acts as a one-hit-kill homing missile with perfect accuracy that will seek out enemies THROUGH walls. And you get a sniper rifle and burst machine gun in your starting equipment! Unlock and use Hathor first, though, as her bonus is extra gold. There are unlockable buffs requiring points that permanently level up ALL characters, as well as new characters hidden in the tree, and you will need a lot of gold for it (or a memory editor). Enemy type and placement is also randomized out of area pools as well as maps, and there are three "worlds" (pyramids - past, present, future-tech) to explore. The selection of weapons is also huge and quite varied, everything from mind control to BFG-10k pistols, explosive crossbows, poison gas, grappling hook (as Hathor's skill), throwing knives, beam weapons, etc. Better than the Ziggurat series!
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