Fine enough. It has a nice initiative with the voxel fighting systems but it doesn't manage to be deep and interesting enough to be a game I'd spend many hours in.
Most extra challenge levels are cool and fun, the main story on the other hand kinda feels like a brainstorm where anything goes, it ain't terrible though.
Most extra challenge levels are cool and fun, the main story on the other hand kinda feels like a brainstorm where anything goes, it ain't terrible though.
far better than I had expected. the story isn't amazing or anything but it has a lot of heart for this kind of game. the voxel destruction physics are lots of fun and slicing robots in half never got old. the campaign is particularly fun because it's constantly introducing new elements to keep the already-fun combat system varied and interesting, always keeping you on your toes and giving you new obstacles to overcome. it's just a plain ol' good game.
that said, the amount of abilities you get the more levels you beat is a bit lacking, a lot of the times you'll only ever really end up using the sword and some armor upgrades, and you'll do just fine. maybe this could be expanded on in a sequel or something, I dunno.
that said, the amount of abilities you get the more levels you beat is a bit lacking, a lot of the times you'll only ever really end up using the sword and some armor upgrades, and you'll do just fine. maybe this could be expanded on in a sequel or something, I dunno.
Feels like a glorified PC flash game in all the right ways. The mindless slashing of robots never got old with a variety of levels and weapons. Unfortunately the game felt like it was hard for the sake of being hard. Some deaths felt unfair and lack of progression made starting each challenge over annoying. Slight humour was appreciated.
A fun little game to play through. The story is not great and kinda short, so not much there to talk about. The graphics aren't anything special either, although i do really like the look when you slice your sword through a robot, or smash it with a max upgraded hammer.
The best things about this game however, is the challenge mode where you complete different challenges to unlock trophies. This is where I spent most of my hours just repeating the same challenge over and over until I finally manage to do it. Overall fun game.
The best things about this game however, is the challenge mode where you complete different challenges to unlock trophies. This is where I spent most of my hours just repeating the same challenge over and over until I finally manage to do it. Overall fun game.
I picked this up in the Humble Overwhelmingly Positive Gems Bundle but I can't tell if this game is bad on purpose or just bad.
The performance is good but the camera movement seems locked at 60 fps or something so it feels awful unless you cap it there. Also the camera is directly behind the player so it's unnecessarily difficult to gauge the range of your weapon. The controls should be better since the combat is so simple but for some reason I have to move left in order to swing my sword right. The game seems really low budget in general which is almost okay since it leans into it a bit. I'm just amazed at the reception of this game considering it costs £15, it felt more like a freeware game to me.
The combat is totally amateurish compared to something like Chivalry so it has no appeal to me but I suppose most people haven't played that game.
The performance is good but the camera movement seems locked at 60 fps or something so it feels awful unless you cap it there. Also the camera is directly behind the player so it's unnecessarily difficult to gauge the range of your weapon. The controls should be better since the combat is so simple but for some reason I have to move left in order to swing my sword right. The game seems really low budget in general which is almost okay since it leans into it a bit. I'm just amazed at the reception of this game considering it costs £15, it felt more like a freeware game to me.
The combat is totally amateurish compared to something like Chivalry so it has no appeal to me but I suppose most people haven't played that game.