Radio Viscera

This is a fun game. I hope the developer launch a project for a sequel.

Radio Viscera is an inspiring mix of twin-stick shooter that allows you to easily aim and dispatch enemies, blood bath as you throw enemies into giant blades and crushers with your air-gun, and wonky mechanics and physics as enemies almost never go where you want them and you straight up fall through the environment at many points in the game. This isn't a poorly designed game, it just feels unfinished. Like it needed another few months in the oven before coming out. If you'd like to hear more of our thoughts on this game and others, check out this review: https://youtu.be/KiES0cncdwo?t=811 [Radio Viscera can bef ound at 13:31] I cannot recommend this title. It is simply too wonky and unreliable to deliver an experience that will hold your attention for long. Also, it only gets fun about half way through the game after you unlock a very specific mod.

I know they make the game look amazing in the trailer, but if you're bad or relatively new to video games then this isn't for you. There is just too much to keep track of at the same time and almost no directions telling you where to go. The last update they released was on July 23 2021 saying they fixed the game crashing on startup. They did not fix the game crashing on startup. And since i was young and stupid i didn't know you could ask to refund games, but when i did find out i was way past the time limit you need to refund it in. The game itself was pretty fun, but honestly i can't reccomend it with these flaws. i hope this review helped.

Fast fun and stylish. Definite recommend for arcadey shooter lovers.

It has a great look, solid level design for the most part, there's lots to collect and unlock, and it has an addicting gameplay design (when it works). I'm honestly shocked this game didn't draw in more buyers with what it had to show in its marketing. But, as I was warned, there are some major problems. Aiming with a controller is tricky, rooms being blurred until you enter them for the first time hurts planning ahead, and physics, like ragdolling, doesn't always work. Especially when trying to send enemies flying into a trap. Could definitely help use something that makes enemies magnetize into traps you were aiming at/near. If you use a controller, and you want to use the jump button, remap it so you don't have to stop aiming. But for some reason, the jump button is also the select button. The GIF generator is cool and unique, but it rarely captures any moments worth capturing, and often ignores the best moments of your run. Checkpoints aren't the best placed/designed, there's lots of bugs that make progressing either way too hard, or impossible, forcing you to restart. And there's a critical bug where for some reason, at any random moment, the game will get an irreversible…

I don't know if I understand the bad reviews on this, the game is a lot of fun! The controls and movement are clean and simple, only a move, jump, and shoot button. The only thing that I had trouble with is that the aiming is a little weird, it seems to auto-aim at enemies on controller, which can cause problems when you're trying to shoot the right ones. But anyways! The core gameplay of finding a killing source and positioning yourself to shoot enemies in it is so much fun. I've only seen 2 enemy types 5 levels in but that's enough for me, there doesn't need to be anything more. There's an ample mix of both exploring some expansive indoor spaces and combat. The enemies can get overwhelming if you let them build up. The game sort of offers a choice in this way of trying to kill every enemy that pops up or running away from them, to find a place where they won't go after you, and I did a little bit of both strategies. The story and humor are alright, it's very lighthearted, but definitely doesn't carry the game by any means. I haven't played through all of it, but I have a feeling the rest of the game will be more of the same, which is perfectly okay with me. It never gets old c…