Ghetto Zombies: Graffiti Squad

[後半に日本語レビューあり] [h1] Carve a path with graffiti! Top-down zombie shooter [/h1] A top-down twin-stick pixel shooter where you shoot back zombies. Move through a ruined city, draw graffiti on walls, complete a set number of "tags" to unlock the next area. But graffiti is also a ritual, and each time you finish drawing, a zombie wave spawns. Weapons include off-the-wall picks like ketchup guns, gumball shots, and a shark-head shotgun. You can swap between up to three weapons, and the basic play will likely be to rotate between a close-quarters option, a long-range option, and a special weapon for key moments. At the hub, you can use experience points to grow your character. A boss awaits near the end of each mission, bringing tension in short intervals. On the other hand, depending on the weapon, reload downtime can be long, and when you're surrounded by a horde, it can easily sap the pacing. If the city's distinct Brazil vibe and its anime/gag-heavy world click with you, it's worth more than a quick glance. [h1] 落書き（グラフィティ）で道を拓け！ゾンビシューター [/h1] ゾンビを撃ち払う、見下ろし視点のツインスティック系ピクセルシューター。荒れた市街を進みながら壁に落書き（グラフィティ）を描き、一定数の「タグ」を完成させることで次のエリアが開放される。だが落書きは儀式でもあり、描き終えるたびにゾンビのウェーブが発生する。 武器はケチャップ銃やガ…

i wanted to like it but beyond the well done pixel is just bland gameplay, bland music and bad hit boxes. The first thing i noticed was that game was lacking juice, sure theres some screen shake but beyond that nothing else felt satisfying. Enemies felt like they barely reacted to hit especially with melee, in fact there is no hit stun when attacking without a weapon. This would be fine if i could attack and dodge out of the way before the enemy could get out theirs but enemies react almost instantly. Combine that with the janky hit boxes the enemies have led to so much frustration. Then theres the auto lock which is turned off by default until you use your gun then it will ignore your input and lock on to the closest target, so kiting is near impossible. Overall the game feels like its constantly conflicting with its self and the player. While the art is good the gameplay isnt.

It's fun, it does what it says on the tin. Starts to get a little repetitive pretty quickly, especially once you've found your weapon. Solid buy at $5-8, so watch for sales. Wish there was a way to see the properties of weapons; most of them don't feel unique or interesting enough to go beyond frustrating clutter. Doesn't handle alt-tabbing well. Has some translation errors (empty boxes replacing characters, etc.), but doesn't impact the game at all.

no button mapping, and the sound is messed up

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Solid gunplay, diverse enemies and well designed maps. Personally I am a huge fan of the color palette as well!!