BINGIMAN: Trap Ochido

What I like about the game/pros: -A lot of the concepts, including the game's premise/overall style -It's relatively cheap, but I do not think it's worth 5 dollars there are better made games for free -A few of the weapon and enemy designs ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- And here's some bugs I ran into/just general game issues, guess you could say cons: -I could not access the settings menu, even on multiple restarts and a re-install -First time playing the movement glitched and I was forced to walk which made the combat much harder than it needed to be forcing a restart -First boss room door has a step-through animation that glitched out and would not open, it made it so I could not do anything except float around even on a checkpoint reload forcing a completely new game -Texture work, terrain, and lighting are all cobbled together and there are tons of glitches involving those -Enemy animations are extremely minimal and I'm fairly certain most if not all are stock -On enemy animations a lot are either too slow or too fast -When hit the the sides of the screen glow bright red despite not being low on he…

Save the streets from a demonic invasion by surviving & fighting your through waves & waves of relentless demons in this fast paced & action packed FPS game. A stress relief game.

No reason needed, just don't play, (It has ♥♥♥♥ fps and just isn't good (unless it was fixed but idk)

Trash Art FPS. Basically that's what this is, and honestly it's pretty bad, but it's clear there was a vision behind this or at least something resembling one. The sensitivity is incredibly high, and there is no options menu in the game. I am not even sure the checkpoint system is functional. The game is near unplayable and there is a certain charm to that. The boss I was fighting glitched out of the map and kept shooting me from some somewhere below the environment, so I couldn't get past him. There is no context or story, no reason for anything. It's what I'd describe as some edgy developer saying, let's add that, that's random.