Dungeon Train

Nope. 45 minutes of kiting hitscan enemies and shooting them from a mile away before they melt you. Train looks more like a giant hotel. Enemies have no damage feedback. Feels like a student project.

A short but fun shooter, with good combat and a real cool aesthetic and feel. Definitely worth a play.

Gunplay feels tacked on to a liminal walking simulator. The guns sound great, the ragdolls are great. The levels, outside of the transitions, are really pretty, but the game is very short and the gameplay itself is very poor. I like to review projects like this fairly, which is why I pointed out the great stuff. But the fundamental gameplay here is just not good. I wouldn't recommend it. What could be fixed? The camera just does not feel as smooth as it could. I tried at 60, 120, and 165 FPS respectively. The armored enemies are too tanky. Reduce it just a bit. I feel like something could be done about the guns feeling a bit too heavy on the recoil, but I am not sure its even that as much as the hitscanning is just a bit too small of a space. Maybe its tied to resolution? Im not sure. I feel like I am not hitting enemies. Maybe its just hit feedback in general? I really can't place it.

This game made me feel like I was a 80's action hero. Really good game, a real hidden gem for sure. The aim down sight mechanics felt a little off, but hip fire and nonstop ammo made up for it in the end. Always enjoy a unique game like this

This is a nice playthrough. Cool story. Fun figuring out how to beat it.

absolutely GOATED game would LOVE a longer version someday