Time Treker

Inscrutable UI, slow, bland gameplay, mediocre graphics. There are so many of these, and this one is bad.

good concept but for 1 run is take too much time really burn out me

What do you mean all chainsaws is inefficient?

a very good bullet heaven game, with fantastic artwork, exciting music, meta progression and different characters to play with. There are several types of missions that occur randomly through different stages of the game. Each stage is harder, but the types of missions stay relatively the same. RNG can make the game harder or easier, but overall the game can be as hard or as easy as you choose, because it all depends on your own weapon choice. After several playthroughs, I found that there is absolutely one weapon build that overpowers everything else and this is the single flaw of the game - there are many weapons to choose from, each can be enhanced with 4 different add ons - which in theory should make the builds almost infinite and very diverse - like multiple projectiles, overwhelming damage, elemental damage, attack speed, larger projectiles, more duration, status effects etcs, etcs.... yet, I find that only few add ons are really worth it and some weapons with the same add on lodeout are just much weaker - they attack slower, they deal 1/3 less damage (and at max level with the same enhancements) or have far worse range and overall utility. This is so sad, because I love exp…

There are a lot of Survivors-type games, and this is one of them. The difficulty is pretty slack. The story is minimal. It's... ok? It's probably worth the $5 they want for it.

[h1]Middle option[/h1] Time Treker is a horde survival game like Vampire Survivors. Its fun, but not that polished, unfortunately. Hence why I'd wish Steam had a recommendation option beyond yes and no. It takes a LONG time to get off the ground, but even with the dlc character there's not much variety in pilots, enemies, maps, etc.. Worse is that the unbalanced nature of the game makes you faces foes WAY beyond even the best load-out options you have in the early game. Die and try again I suppose. It's just fun enough to nudge the yes though... so Caveat Emptor.