Metal Tales: Overkill

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The game is at best a poor version of Binding Of Isaac - a very poor version. Short & dull and overall more advertisement for a record label, that contributed 90% of the music than anything else, than anything else. Time to beat around 60 minutes. Even if you love metal, just dont waste your money - or wait for a 90% off sale if you really MUST have it. Good thing - some of the featured bands are definitely good. Just sad that they get promoted by such a poor game.

[code]For other game reviews, please [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/40640212/]follow us at What The Game?[/url][/code] Metal Tales Overkill is an incredibly original roguelike with twinstick shooter mechanics, and probably the best soundtrack I've ever heard in an indie game. That being said, I LOVE Metal. If you don't like heavy metal as a genre, or you don't understand metal culture, you're probably not going to enjoy this game as much as someone who does. The game's plot is presented via slickly-done comics explaining what's going on and why your character is trying to save the world and metal community. I really like this choice, as so many indie roguelikes give you a two sentence plot summary and dump you into the world. The soundtrack absolutely slams with a variety of tracks in a variety of metal subgenres from REAL bands. By using actual bands, vs. in-house music production, it lends an authenticity to the game that literally makes it better. This isn't some gimmicky, soulless cash grab; it feels like the dev team understands what makes metal such a special and enduring genre. The graphics are acceptable – they've got a cel-shaded and rather low res look, …

Positive review for the music alone.

The gameplay progresses through stages and scenarios. Each one is cut down into small areas of a map or a general area, which makes most scenarios play out quickly and efficiently, but in return, you will be constantly loading the game while going into a new section of a map or a new scenario Music: Interesting choice of music. World design: The maps of this game are divided into realms, each with its own unique structures, environments, design, and features. Considering all aspects of the game, Metal tale : Overkill is a fairly competent game with a pretty interesting Plot. The gameplay is fun and features quite a few unique machines.