

Gastro Force
Somepx · 2023 · FPS, Action, Pixel Graphics, 3D, First-Person
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About Gastro Force
The player takes the role of the last soldier of the highly specialized "Gastro Force", elite troopers trained to infiltrate the enormous alien guts to fight them from the inside!
Thanks to the sacrifice of your comrades, only one station-swallowing alien monstrosity has to be vanquished. It's up to you to set up the bomb that will blast it out of existence, but will you survive the endless swarms...
Featuring:
- Make your way over 30 intricate levels drenched in gastric juices!
- A variety of weapons to choose, from a humble metal pipe to rocket launchers!
- Weapon upgrade system
- Old-school shooter action
- Exciting boss fights!
- Solve the misteries of the abandoned space station
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Gastro Force is a retro-styled FPS with charming pixel art and quirky sci-fi design that gradually improves as you progress past its bland opening area, though the gameplay becomes repetitive due to limited enemy variety, weak gun feedback, and repetitive audio throughout its 3-4 hour campaign. Players appreciate the old-school shooter nostalgia and challenging boss fights but criticize the lack of customization options, poor UI controls, technical issues (particularly on Steam Deck), and the feeling that it's better experienced on sale compared to other retro shooters available.
I kind of hate that I enjoyed this game because much of the gameplay is utterly terrible. If you can get past the horrible first 1/3 of bland exploring of a storage area, you'll eventually be outrunning pools of gastric juice and fighting aliens that look like The Beholder from Dungeons and Dragons. In other words, it takes some time to experience the quirky weirdness you'd expect from a title like this. The gameplay is like Wolfenstein as it's a plodding corridor crawler- there are only 3-4 enemy types in each of the three major areas so the gameplay gets extremely repetitive. The game mixes it up by adding turrets and some environmental hazards. There are also three bosses, if you play on hard they are pretty tough as you are given just enough ammo to kill each one- in other words, your shots can't miss. I suppose the reason I recommend this game is because it reminds me of one of those mediocre derivative FPS games from the 90s. The game seems to strive for mediocrity, and yet there is a method to the madness- for example, you only get five weapons, and each time you upgrade each weapon it adds a single bullet. Logically, if your pistol was shooting one bullet and now it's sho…2 found this helpful
Gastro Force is a decent Retro Style FPS. It offers a good challenge and a cool 16 bit art style. The game is about 3-4 hours long which I found to be a decent length. My main complaint's are that while the game does its best to change things up as you go along, it gets a bit samey. also the guns feel a bit weak and kind leave a lot to be desired in terms of sound design. Speaking of there is only one song that plays for all the levels and while sounds good, it gets old real quick. I would recommend for anyone looking for yet another Retro Style FPS to play through because it is a decent time despite it's short comings. Best to get it on sale as I feel there a better alternatives out there for a cheaper price.1 found this helpful
Won't open on Steam Deck. Just gets stuck on opening page. Most non verified games still play, but this does nothing. Tried Experimental, 9. 8, 7, nothing. Steam discussion suggests game is totally abandoned. I did play the Demo on Deck however.1 found this helpful
Has a low FOV for a DOOM clone with no way to change it in the menu. It has an issue where it will just snap your view to different angles causing u to be looking in a completely different direction. No communication from the developer in the discussions.
Gastro Force is very reminiscent of Doom. Hey...I like doom! This game's not too bad but i wish there were checkpoints so when you die you don't have to start over from the beginning of the level otherwise 10/10
A simple shooter much akin to Wolfenstein 3D, Blake Stone: Aliens of Gold & Planet Strike. Fans of Old School shooters might enjoy it for the nostalgia but for anyone else who doesn't like the old style "Boomer Shooters" the gameplay will get stale rather quickly. All in all, not bad for $6.99 with the pros and cons being it's an easy game to pick up and play and is dumb, simple fun, but there's no options to change Key Bindings as it looks like it was ported from an Xbox console and the "Enter" Key will bring up the in-game menu instead of the traditional "Esc" Key. Not really "game-breaking" stuff, it just would have been nice to know.
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