DESERT KILL

This isn't terrible, but the UI is a chore to navigate and the kills just don't feel very satisfying. In a market hyper-saturated with twin-stick shooters, Desert Kill does very little to distinguish itself. Definitely can't recommend it at this price point. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zIkPI1_TlZ4

[h1] Featured in my Lost on Steam New Episode! [/h1] Rather just check the video instead of read? Me too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Iiq0lBjT4Q I started a new short segment called "Lost on Steam" which features games that have few reviews for one reason or another. Definitely not necessarily negative, just games that slipped by people. This is one of the featured games this week! Desert Kill is honestly a fun roguelite. It has varied missions and weapons and each of your plays will be a little different. There are heroes, perks and weapons to unlock as you play and the combat keeps you on your toes with a bullet-hell ish design. You'll need to stay frosty on your dodge button if you want to get through all of the areas. I had a lot of fun as the merc named "Shampoo" but I think the real winner is the Dirty Harry-esque magnum shot man. Sniping enemies from across the stage is very satisfying. You have to be careful about your ammo usage and smart about attacking your objectives. It's the right blend of difficulty and fun for me. My only concern with the game is that the bosses may be set. For example, I think no matter what objectives you have in the first stage, you…

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[code]Written By Hidden Gems Review : https://store.steampowered.com/curator/38624426/[/code] Desert Kill is a voxel/cartoonish roguelike where you can see the rainy blood. 😂 The game has simple mechanics but still it's fun play it, but still early access with a lot of work for do, for example the aim of this game it's kinda off, hard to hit the targets. The graphics are ok but the visuals and the explosions with rainy blood make you say... woah nice job ! Also there are really good details of the game like the corpses become first squeletons and later dissapear. The gunplay looks kind of top down games where you have to avoid the bullets and hit the target but with a lot of guns for choose... will make it easy. If want see my gameplay check here : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dd4hUamkjmE

It has a simple mechanics but I still recommend this game.

The game seems pretty straightforward. I am going to give this a thumbs up because as far as I can tell there is content here to enjoy and visually it isn't too bad either. This game is substantially better than the ones I played for this video https://youtu.be/UOhJ7eQ2wnU