Re-Loaded

The game feels a lot different, new sounds, new effects and also visual clarity. Issues I have that would make it a lot better if they were adjusted: - The flames are a nice visual, however, some parts from the ps1 disc used lasers than flame throwers. Bringing this back would be great. - Music are either set at the wrong missions or do not exist in the game. E.g. after the foundry mission, the music does not match to the ps1 version. 2 music (Vanish and Assembly) we're not present in the game. - Some enemies are either too easy or too difficult. The ship part does not feel like a boss fight at all and took a few seconds to finish. Also took out the parts where the turrets used to be dodgeable, now it tracks at the player. - Camera cannot be adjusted as well as controls does not feel correct. Plus the setting is a bit annoying to set. Other than these, it's amazing, but the thing that made my not recommend it is due to these issues.

Would be great if Zoom could get the first game as well. We need more titles like this.

Re-Loaded is an unapologetically old-school action game that captures the wild, grotesque energy of 1990s arcade-style shooters. Originally developed by Gremlin Interactive, with Jordan Freeman Group credited on the Steam release, and published by Funbox Media Ltd and ZOOM Platform Media, it offers a multidirectional shooting experience built around relentless enemies, destructive weapons, bizarre playable characters, and a deliberately twisted sense of humor. Instead of trying to disguise its age, the game embraces the qualities that made this style of action memorable, resulting in an experience that is rough around the edges but overflowing with personality. The story is appropriately ridiculous. A deranged villain known as F.U.B., or Fat Ugly Boy, retreats to the deserted planet Kee-Butt-5 and uses body modifications and implants to increase his abilities. His transformation eventually produces C.H.E.B., an even more dangerous creature whose powers threaten the entire planet. The people tasked with stopping him are hardly traditional heroes. Players choose from six former convicts named Mamma, Bounca, Butch, Cap'n Hands, Sister Magpie, and The Consumer. Their strange designs a…

Made by the guy that wrote The Boys btw. Unreal art style. Hotline Miami before it was cool. "Growing up is great, but you'll never be ten turning tribal natives into paste again..." Remaster this with 360 views, better fps, more maps and more club tunes. Runs great on the deck

x-- 9 / 10 --x Nostalgic, but the graphics are hella primitive. Love it!

It's alright, but it doesn't hold a candle to the original.