Heavenstrafer

Just beat the campaign and plan on unlocking more achievements. I adore the art-style as I found it simply endearing. I enjoy the amateur style character artwork between dialogues and the sprites for the bosses. Of course, they're just 2D images set to track your sight to always face you like in the old Doom games and its contemporaries, but I just really like it for this game especially personally. The game has a limited arsenal: 4 weapons with each an alternate right-click function. Some may call this too small a tool set, but I think it works to the game's favour. A game like this, with its core mechanic being to switch out weapons rapidly and multiple times to reload them faster, would suffer from an expanded weapon set. You have your guns, they have simple but varied functions and go ham. Beauty in simplicity applies here. And despite the story being equally simple, I still liked it. The characters' dialogue wasn't annoying (true praise with what usually happens in AAA games nowadays) and was actually quite endearing come Book 3. Berith and [spoiler]Vepar[/spoiler] worked really well together and the ending was really cute. Honestly, this game is the definition of possessing…

this game is awesome and i wish more people would play it

The timer and score challenges were way beyond my reach. Also ended up playing most of the game on the easiest difficulty. Still had fun though, even if I can't 100% this. I think you'll get a ton of value out of this if you want to challenge yourself.

A really clean and satisfying movement shooter. It was fun figuring out the rhythm to the combat, and adapting how I usually approach an FPS. Wicked writing, moments of panic, kickin' tunes and satisfying sound design. I'll definitely be sinking more time into this one.

Super fun and satisfying combat with interesting upgrades. The character design is awesome and the storylines fun and interesting. My only issue was how dark the maps were at their base brightness, as I kept getting lost in the shadows but that could easily be adjusted by upping the Gamma. Satisfying gameplay and addictive to want to improve scores on earlier maps too!

Short review: If you are not into a very specific kind of [i]repetitive[/i] gameplay and not into hyper-anime-''demon-ladies'', give it a pass. [i] (Man, I love supporting indie, but this doesn't cut it) [/i]