Fashion Police Squad

Fashion Police Squad is a refreshingly inventive first-person shooter developed by Mopeful Games and published by No More Robots. Rather than relying on grim violence or military realism, the game builds its identity around a playful premise in which poor fashion has become a threat to society. Players step into the shoes of Sergeant Des, an officer of the Fashion Police whose mission is to restore style and confidence throughout the city of Trendopolis. This unusual concept immediately separates the game from other retro-inspired shooters, delivering an experience driven by humor, creativity, and an unmistakable sense of personality. Instead of carrying traditional firearms, players are equipped with an arsenal designed to fix fashion disasters rather than eliminate enemies. Every weapon has a specialized purpose, from repairing torn clothing to correcting mismatched colors and oversized outfits. Combat becomes more engaging because success depends on identifying each enemy's wardrobe problem and choosing the appropriate tool for the job. This system keeps encounters dynamic, encouraging players to swap weapons frequently instead of depending on a single favorite. What initially …

This game turned out way more fun then I thought it would be never play indie games either really would recommend if u just tryna play something real quick

This is a fun, funny, and very underrated boomer shooter that takes a surprising amount of inspiration from Doom Eternal, with the constant need to switch weapons. Only small complaint is there is too much story/talking.

It's basically a DOSMAN game clone at multiple times the price of one of his games. Xbox controllers don't work well with it and make the game unplayable. Trying to do all the jumping, swinging and shooting with the keyboard is way to difficult as the keys are so close together that you make plaenty of mistakes and/or use your special by accident. This wouldn't too be bad in a regular shooter as you could just use whatever weapons you selected by accident at reduced damage or whatever. But, since you need specific types of weapons and their secondary fires for different enemies you end up getting hurt A LOT. Even on easy. It's probably way better if you can get a controller to work properly with it but, since I can't I'm giving it a bad review. Also exploring can make you have to repeat a level because you get stuck and just because a level says it's over doesn't mean that your game is saved. I had to repeat level 2 like 3 or 4 times because of stuff like this. If there is a way to save your game manually I never found it. I ended up rage quitting on the subway level after the cheap swarm near the end where the enemies can hit you through pillars but, you can't hit them for …

Great game that makes you use every arsenal you have. Each weapon is used for certain enemies to make them more fashionable.

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