

Chlorofell
Laughing Stock · 2025 · Arena Shooter, Action, Top-Down Shooter, Shooter, 2D
PC
Positive86% · 14
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About Chlorofell

Chlorofell is an isometric action shooter focused on mastering quick thinking and manual reloading. You play as a soldier of nature’s wrath, and fight through a factory of environments where plants and technology collide, and squads of enemies coordinate to stop you.
With a limited shield covering your fragile amount of health, you can be easily overwhelmed, but through mastering the speed of movement, manual reloading, and the specialized ammo you’ll find along the way, you just may make it all the way to the source of this scourge and have the chance to finish this fight.

- Tight movement and shooting in an isometric prospective
- 4 levels to fight your way though
- 3 special ammo types to discover and leverage
- Focus-encouraging gameplay with manual reloading and a reload combo system

This game was developed as a student project at DigiPen Institute of Technology and was created for educational purposes only. Please check out our publisher page for more information.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Top down shooter with interesting ammo/reload mechanics. There are some pretty difficult parts. This was covered as part of this week's episode of Free2Play Weekly: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yVITE6CbT1Q&t=1826s4 found this helpful
Do you want a game that is absolutely sweat inducing? A game that that always keep you at the edge of your seat? A game that will have you by your balls? WELL BOY DO I HAVE NEWS FOR YOU! The combat in this game is revolutionary, rivaling Triple A gaming studios. The combat will especially get you sweating when your frames randomly drop while you are reloading. This game also really helped me with my mental health. I have been depressed for many years, mainly due to playing league of legends, and league even gave me cancer on top of depression. But this game was like a beacon of light for me. This game was my salvation. It cured me of my depression, and it even cured my cancer from league. This game did the impossible. People should uninstall every game they own, and download Chlorofell instead. Chlorofell is legit one of the best games I have ever played, and probably will be the best game ever created.3 found this helpful
the paper airplanes made me spill my drink2 found this helpful
Genuinely pretty fun, maybe DigiPen's best twinstick shooter. (this is the only one I've played) Soundtrack goes ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ hard2 found this helpful
I beat Darksouls, Darksouls2, Darksouls3, Elden ring and the included DLCs... but I couldn't get past the hallway with the Gun worms (whomever made the Gumworms, I'm cross) I would've left a negative review but Steam doesn't tell1 found this helpful
"Chlorofell" is a student project from DigiPen. One of the first things students should be taught in game development is that 3D graphics became mainstream in the mid 1990's with dedicated 3D cards like the Voodoo3 and the ATI Rage. But the students were deliberately mistaught that's it's okay to release obsolete 2D games in the 3D era of gaming... certainly any professional developer seeing a prospective new hire who doesn't even know about 3D gaming probably isn't going to give them a job. Digipen sometimes comes out with student projects that can be almost as good as a real game... but not today. Instead, the students were taught wrong, on purpose, as a joke. The students made a 2D retro top down twin stick shooter with a sci-fi theme where you can use different attacks because of your gun/arm/whatever... look, this is a 2D twin stick shooter in the era of Counter-Strike 2. Nobody wanted or played this... and they wouldn't even if it had tolerable graphics and wasn't just a homework assignment. When institutions flood the store with low quality 2D video game homework assignments, we have to question what value they have for gamers. They're not fully fledged games, they don…
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