Pitch Silent

Very boring game that drags on longer than it should. The plot is not reflected in the actual game whatsoever. Each level is just either a labyrinth, or a long hallway. All you do is run down the hallway, kill enemies, rinse, repeat. Attacks are very hit-or-miss. Sometimes enemies die, sometimes they don't. There's no feedback as to what actually causes them to die vs not dying. In the first area of the game there is a "secret area" that claims you will probably die, but is actually one of the easier segments. At the end of this segment you get the best weapon in the game which trivializes everything else. The actual weapons are terrible, and not fun. A lot of the environments are extremely dark, and colors are not consistent between levels. The movement speed is very slow and you do not have any way to speed up, only dash. And all the levels feel about 50% longer than they need to be, and most of it is just literally running. This just is not a fun game. Sorry. It's a long slog and you don't get anything at the end. Oh, the dev did forget to disable console commands though so you can just noclip through everything.

Wow. This is a tour de force of some of the worst possible design choices. No way to aim your weapons? Check! Shotgun-type weapons with impossibly bad spreads? Check! One enemy model for everything? Check! More walking than a walking simulator? Check! Darkness everywhere? Check! Enemies that are undodgeable and take off huge chunks when they're not braindead and easy to pick off? Check! Ugly backgrounds? Check! Total lack of boss fights? Check! No story to speak of whatsoever? Check! TEN ****ING GB TO INSTALL A ONE-HOUR GAME?! Check. There is nothing good about this game unless you are absolutely obsessed with Doom-style shooters and will play anything in that genre, good or bad. The difficulty is a cakewalk unless you get hit by one of those BS bouncing fireball grenades for half your health, and you're just stuck doing a bunch of walking and not really facing any other challenge. Avoid.

A fantastic, albeit short, game that plays like a retro arcade shooter. There's a unique and fun dash mechanic, a decent variety of guns, and monsters that seem to be themed off of four different elements. The map design is intriguing, and seemingly evolves as you go through the game. The story is very loose, and it's up to your imagination as to what the game is truly about. I thoroughly enjoyed my playthrough, and I think the game is well done. Stay moving, and don't die, or you may have to redo a bit! My only complaint is there's no auto saving, so it's up to you to save periodically.

Cool presentation with the enviroments. Movment feels good. And enemy design is great. The game give a very nostalgic feeling of PS2 era FPS games.

Rather simple and barebones, yet quite atmospheric old school style movement focused fps. You are some kind of mage and your weapons are mace and different types of crystal balls that shoot ranged magics. Provides intense gameplay with couple surreal scenes that were really nice addition. For less than 2e it's not bad experience at all.

To be blunt, this game is a poor man's Amid Evil. I don't want to come off as overly negative since this was made by one guy and it's only a few bucks (and I'm guessing it's his first game), but it comes off as very lackluster and missing so much potential. For starters, you're not given any clue on what you're doing and why. We never learn who, or what, you are, where you are, what you're fighting, and how you can use all the magic powers you gain. There's some sporadic Christian imagery here and there and a few quotes from scripture, but nothing else really. Honestly, the levels quickly started to feel random and nonsensical the further along I played. You'll be in a cave one level, the moon in another, than some ruins, and eventually a block-filled void that seems reminiscent of Superhot. None of it connects in a meaningful way. The developer's game description (which comes off as rather hostile and defensive, by the way) seems to justify this lack of plot as "environmental storytelling", but there is very little IN the environment to give any hints as to what's happening. The gameplay, while solid, isn't all that interesting. From what I saw (I didn't play the secret area) th…