Footgun: Underground

In theory it's okay, but runs can be near 2 hours long and very repetitive. After all that and being virtually invincible throughout I got to the final boss and die because I find out the build that overpowered everything else is irrelevant against that boss. Hardly ever felt so scammed in a game

Weird but good.

Quite interesting game once you unlock some stuff and understand what's good and what's not while dodging boss patterns. Some balls/upgrades are very fun/strong while some are less, some enemies are annoying while some are free kills, some characters also feel a lot stronger than others. So the balancing is off and the boss patterns are initially nearly impossible to dodge. The ball control is also not easy to master, but it's doable, I feel like I'm getting better and better. I don't like that you have to start each time with 2x encounter of the free frag rhino beetles or whatever these are. The reward progression is ok, but would be more fun if there was a minigame that involves kicking rather than just pure RNG. Overall I don't think it's the peak of what could be done with football + rogueli(t/k)e genre, but I also didn't spot anything better ATM, while the idea itself is great. And I'm getting a kick out of it for sure, so going positive, even though it's like 6/10 for me maybe - a lot of room for improvement.

Unbalanced and frustrating. It's fun to play, but when I consistently lose runs because of something I can't control it loses its sparkle

If you like your games easy to learn, hard to master then this one is for you. Great innovative controls, neat pixel optics. Banger!

Finished the game 2 times. Got most of the achievements. Pros: - It's a fun physics based game. - Lots of different upgrades and balls to play with. - Good enemy variation. Cons: - UI is very buggy especially when changing ball upgrades from inside balls. - Progression feels unfinished, there could be more impactful events or some indicator that shows you are in end game area. - Characters having different inventory slots is one of the most annoying decisions in this game, I would prefer upgrading inventory slots by each time beating the game or beating a boss. It's an ok game, but I wouldn't suggest it to anyone who is not in indie market games.