Destructivator 2

I have this game on another account, but I bought it again. That's how much I like it. The gameplay is simple. You can shoot and jump. There are no power-ups, but the huge variety of levels and enemies keeps things interesting. Getting a perfect rating on every level is as much about choosing the best approach as it is having good reflexes. Some experimentation is required to find the low-risk approach to some of the tricky enemies and traps. On normal difficulty, everyone can beat this game. On brutal difficulty... good lord.

Heard about this from the Run'n'Gun book. The mechanics are easy to pick up and the levels and visuals are reminiscent of old Amiga or DOS games. It's loads of jumping, dodging and shooting, a fun challenge that's rarely unfair. Some levels have spaceships to fly around in which adds a bit of variety. The real challenge is to do all the levels without getting hit. And what an amazing soundtrack, plenty of great fizzy synth riffs and chiptune/Amiga style.

Quite a fun arcade style game. The simple controls hide a decent amount of tactical considerations. The one big issue I had was repetition in the level design--there's a lot of variety between levels, but within a single level you'll often face pretty much identical challenges multiple times. Still, a good experience.

Pug Fugly would benefit to make an easier mode in all of their games, so gamers can replay the game with a higher difficulty. Pug Fugly games are fun, some may say challenging, but an easier mode in Alien Death Mob and Destructivator 2 would help them sell more copies. Very responsive controls. Arcade shooter, although not twin stick. Alien Death Mob by Pug Fugly is better, cheaper, and is twin stick. Overall, a worthy pickup on sale.

pretty neat game is quite brutal lol love the run and gun action with the neat sprite work despite the character so small you can know what is going on

https://youtu.be/V9dYDEZc68c Sometimes it's nice to visit the classics in gaming, the titles that may have faded from popular memory but still hold a special place in your heart for the time that you had with them. In my case, its now obscure titles for the PC like Megarace, Halloween Harry, Under a Killing Moon or Air Wolf that all bring back memories of my formative years in gaming. And recently I happened across a game that seems to amalgamated alot of the spirit of those titles, and even meshes a few of the genres together. released on the 2nd April 2020 by Pug Fugly Game, Destructivator 2 is a platformer shooter that is unrelentingly 90s throwback in execution, available on Steam right now for £4.79. Action. Explposions. Gunfire. More explosions. Hordes of evil dudes and mega bosses vs a solo hero hell bent on saving the world. And lastly, EXPLOSIONS!!! If you have a hankering for the days of "shoot first, shoot more and if you have bullets left then you've not shot enough" then this game is right up your alley. But the question is when you do pull the pin on this grenade of a game, does it blow you away, or does it fizzle out worse than a Segal straight to DVD release. Let'…