Hyperchannel

The idea of incorporating rubber hose animation in a video game is great. Cuphead is one good example. This time we can see this in an FPS game. One location only and enemies arrive in waves. We do not really have a weapon just pretend to use our finger as if it was capable of shooting. Enemies are ghosts coming out of mirrors. The location looks as if it was a saloon or a hall. The pieces of furniture are placed in the worst possible location and while we do have a melee type of attack, I cannot recommend that we use it. Larger ghosts spawn smaller ones. Once they are eliminated we get to pick up boxes that allow us to use our ability which is a kind of bomb dropped once our hero snaps his finger. I had patience for 2 waves only. It should also be noted that the game is horribly optimised so I got a low FPS value. The minimum specs my rig certainly meets - there are no recommended ones just that your OS must be a type of 5 (whatever that means). No graphics options, at all, just 3 difficulty levels to choose from. The dev does not respond to the threads opened in the forum - there is a request to add options for visuals and some other suggestions. Very barebone, unfinished game…

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An incredibly janky, broken, and wonderfully disappointing casual shooter that breathes absolutely no life into the classic arcade genre! Stepping into a single-room, wave-based arena to score-attack your way through poor balancing and weird mechanics is every bit as frustrating and barebones as it sounds on paper.The low-effort 3D visual design tries to capture that magical, high-energy rubber hose animation aesthetic flaws, but it ultimately serves as nothing more than a blatant, poorly executed clone trying to ride the hype of popular viral titles. Balancing terrible weapon feedback with cheap visual filters quickly turns into a boring routine that fails to deliver any unadulterated fun. The gameplay forces you into a repetitive loop that makes you want to instantly close the window rather than hone your skills for a new high score.It is the absolute perfect, light-hearted example of a rushed indie prototype to test your patience, laugh at terrible early-access state execution, and instantly uninstall—even for the grand price of absolutely free. A brilliant disaster that is a must-avoid for anyone respecting their time, unless you strictly want a mindless 15-minute distraction t…

i like it

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good game for me.