MeowGun: Hell Denizen

[h1] meow meow meow! [/h1] i found this game randomly, installed the demo, played through the parkour half of the tutorial, closed the demo and bought the full game this is the exact kind of game id make if i knew how and i absolutely love it basically every feature in this game makes me wish other games had it levels not afraid to be an actual slaughter map | well designed weapons that all feel good to use | clean movement that doesnt rely upon a double jump and dash to do all the work | actually well hidden secrets that feel satisfying to find | full difficulty customization | comprehensive ingame documentation of most things in the game (and stat tracking!) | very well designed powerups (like the rad suit only ticking down when in use) | freaking trans catgirls!!!! | etc etc the voice acting might not be the best but i love it and its one of the many touches of personality that make this game great tho if you need absolute perfection in your life at all times it can be turned off in the settings genuinely one of the best boom shoots ive played and its by far my favorite :3

The Style might draw you in, but don't sleep on MeowGun as just a great boomershooter. Every control or gameplay system where I usually think to myself "Why didn't they do it like this" is done right here. You don't like the way stairs are handled usually in shooters? Here they just work and you can look up OR press space to climb them. I like that the radiation suit only ticks down when you're actually in the hazard. It still feels urgent but isn't as punishing on a blind playthrough. When using the ammo conscious handguns you automatically melee enemies that come into range. This could feel like control being taken away from you but it feels just right somehow. You get a Meowpedia with all the stats you could want (speedrun times for all difficulties and levels individually, lifetime kill counts for every enemy, accuracy and kill counts for every weapon). Now some very personal gripes with the game (please ignore if you think I am a fool) : I am not a huge fan of serious sam or doom slaughter maps. I think the huge enemy numbers cheapen the enemy differentiation. Sometimes MeowGun crosses that line for me. This is a personal preference. The screen gets really crowded somet…

Definitely more on the Serious Sam end of the boomshoot spectrum if you ask me. More emphasis on absurd guns and fighting a TON of enemies. Although MUCH faster paced and in more enclosed areas. But what it does? It does it extremely well. Really fun. I did find the soundtrack a bit lacking/repetitive and some encounters just felt like "lets spam this enemy as much as we can" but otherwise something i would easily recommend to any FPS fans out there.

Voiced protagonist! Kittens! A button specifically to meow. Jokes aside, the game itself is good. Cohesive artstyle, modern QoL, smooth controls, and fun secrets to discover.

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This game is as hilarious as it is violent. Its really fun. Do not play it through if you don't like slaughter maps because practically every level qualifies as a slaughter map. Its also really cool that you can co-op the entire story, and when you get tired of slaughter hundreds of demons and malevolent aliens, you can kill your friends in death match. There's also a super secret final you get after beating episode 4. My only complaints are that it takes to long for them to introduce the first boss and the game's actual final boss. There are no bosses until the third episode and the final boss of the secret fifth episode drags on a bit too long. I really don't like it when the game has multiple bosses near the end, but you to get around two thirds to three fourths the way through the game to get to the first boss Edit : By the way, I just released that the fifth episode is unlocked by default if you play it on co-op after testing out co-op again