Atomic Heist

[h1]Atomic Heist[/h1] Atomic Heist is a hyperactive, challenging "one-more-try" top-down shoot'emup with a sleek and colorful retrofuture spaceship pilot driven style; During a massive long and grueling space age war between alien races, you're sent on a heist into an enemy capital ship to retrieve your stolen core. You break the core free from its imprisonment shattering the oppressive shackles and carry it to the exit and closer to freedom, but be wary of its health-sapping atomic radiation as you fight through the metal hordes to find the escape. Well, it won't actually be that easy as you'll be doing plenty of dying along the way and starting right at the beginning each time but with enough persistence and some sweet permanent upgrades you'll find the firepower you need to pull off the perfect Atomic Heist. [h1]Gameplay[/h1] Atomic Heist has a simple premise; you carry your radiated core through each randomly generated layout of mechanical maze-like level while your slowly depleting shield and armor act as a sort of timer. Legions of metallic foes block your path in any number of formations and types, and eventually a plethora of powerful weapons slowly litters the battlefi…

small, light and fun. kinda lil' Starward Rogue that satisfies all your twin-stickesques and shoot 'emistic needs: https://store.steampowered.com/app/410820/Starward_Rogue/ it frankly deserves more attention. and love. and reviews.

Being a twin stick shooter, Atomic Heist is mechanically different from Pixelpunk XL. However, it seems to scratch the corridors-heavy, dungeon-crawling, rogue-like itch that I was left with. Each run generates a new maze-like map with nooks and pickups galore. The pickups often give your weapon minor stat increases: rate of fire, ammo, damage. But they may also give you a new ammo type or replenish your diminishing health (you’re carrying a stolen radiated core). The nooks aid the level and enemy design – you can use them to dodge projectiles but have to balance concerns once any ramming baddies find you and thrust you into the wall. This risk/reward design is ever-present in Atomic Heist. For instance, you sparingly get to choose a permanent powerups and each choice always has benefits and drawbacks. You can choose to increase damage output by 20% but it’ll result in fewer ammo drops. The amount of depth and variety to Atomic Heist has been really appealing thus far. Every run is surprising thanks to enemy weapons, powerup variety and an unforgiving timer that forces you to weigh exploration against level completion. Beyond that, there is a daily mode if you want to come back to…

Atomic Heist is a super addictive top down shooter game with rogue-lite elements. You must fight your way out of an enemy vessel whilst carrying it's stolen Nuclear Core which slowly irradiates your vessel. There is a ton of variety in enemies, ammo types, weapons and environmental hazards (some of which can be altered by you at control panels) as well as powerups and unlockable avatars. If your into rogue-lites and top down shooters then this is the game you have been looking for!

Its gots all the tastiest of gigs and bits. Much fun for my feeners. Eyes are give much pleasure on seeing too! 17 out of 11 stars were given! 1. Has all the spaces 2. 256 wonderful colors 3. Bullet time of my life 4. All the 1ups All in all, this is a pretty fun game. I am not very good at it, but i do enjoy the chalenge that it gives me.