Mistake

A 0.0001% computer error, and suddenly you're shooting your way through post-apocalyptic Earth. Charming low-poly visuals, frantic top-down combat, and a mysterious crystal story make this a neat little sci-fi adventure. Talk about winning the wrong lottery!

Mistake, developed and published by Five Percents, is a tightly scoped action shooter that focuses almost entirely on moment-to-moment intensity rather than scale or complexity. It presents itself with a minimalist approach, both visually and mechanically, but manages to create a surprisingly engaging loop through constant pressure and fast decision-making. The game wastes no time introducing its core idea: survive in a confined space against relentless enemies, and do so with precision and awareness. The gameplay is built around a top-down perspective that places the player in enclosed arenas where waves of enemies steadily increase in threat. Movement is limited to these small spaces, which transforms each encounter into a test of control rather than exploration. There is no room to retreat or reposition freely—every step matters, and every mistake can quickly escalate into failure. This restriction becomes the defining strength of the game, forcing players to develop a rhythm of dodging, firing, and anticipating enemy patterns in order to survive. Combat itself is simple but effective. Weapons feel responsive, and the controls are intuitive, allowing players to focus entirely …

Well what can I say, its a good shooter,but its a bit creepy seeing insects that are 3 or 4 times bigger than my character btw, the cat statue is really cute :)

pure retro arcade fun! the shooting never really lets you catch a breath with how tight the arenas are. really neat little action game to kill some time. enjoyed btw👌

I bought this "Mistake" at a good discount! It's a decent game to play once or twice.

This game features top-notch top-down shootouts and a host of well-designed enemies!