REBEL

REBEL is yet another construction kit template copy+paste from serial shovelware pushers, LTZinc. These guys do nothing but copy premade game templates and game tutorials, fill out a few things/stamp out basic levels using the construction kit templates, slap on an asset flipped set of sprites/assets, and dump them on Steam and into cheap nasty shovelware game bundles as cash grabs. Trying to get paid for someone else's game templates, assets... at best, this is shovelware, at worst, it's a scam/cash grab. This time, LTZinc gives us an asset/template flip made with the godawful Raycasting Game Maker engine used to generate cheap ripoffs of Wolfenstein 3D. Gameplay consists of simple single plane FPS shooting sprite based enemies on small 2D levels, just like Wolf3D. The Raycasting Game Maker engine is garbage. It has oversensitive mouse settings, so if you use the mouse to steer, you will just flip around endlessly with zero control. However, you must use the mouse to shoot, so the game is effectively unplayable. This is no different from any other game made with this engine. It's garbage. Also, like every other Raycasting Game Maker asset flip, resolution and controls a…

It's terrible. Last level also can't be completed as the exit key is missing.

Rebel is a game where you play as a cop who has to kill a prison rebel. The game is good, but there are only 3 levels, 3 different enemy types, and there is only one difficulty setting. It would be much appreciated if they added more to this game. overall, I think the game is pretty good.

REBEL is a first-person survival action game developed and published by LTZinc that builds its experience around combat, exploration, and resource management within a dangerous prison setting consumed by violence and instability. Rather than aiming for cinematic storytelling or large-scale progression systems, the game focuses on direct gameplay where survival depends on awareness, efficient resource usage, and steady progression through increasingly hostile environments. Its design philosophy leans toward simplicity, creating an experience that emphasizes action and tension over complexity. The setting immediately gives REBEL a distinct identity. Players enter a correctional facility overtaken by chaos, where danger exists around nearly every corner and restoring order becomes the central objective. The prison environment naturally supports the survival-focused structure by creating enclosed spaces that reinforce vulnerability and pressure. Locked sections, isolated corridors, and limited resources combine to establish a sense of danger that drives progression forward. The gameplay loop centers heavily on exploration and combat. Players advance through different prison sections …

REBEL is yet another retro-looking FPS using the same engine as Spooky Shooter 3D except different, but still quite garbage-looking, assets. I noticed enemies can't be harmed until they are aggroed and once they are, they instantly begin shooting. Damage taken has no sense to it. No rebindable keys or other expected options are available. Avoid this one too.

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