

Intrude
Michal Kruba · 2016 · Action, Indie, FPS, Shooter, Retro
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Very Positive82% · 212
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About Intrude
Intrude is a first-person shooter inspired by old FPS titles like Wolfenstein 3D and Doom. There is an old underground base, abandoned long time ago, suddenly taken over by some kind of private military and emitting a strange signal. Your mission is to get in, find your way up through fifteen levels in one of three game modes and destroy the source of that signal. There is a lot of hidden data scattered across the base. Try to find as much data as you can to find out who they are and what they are up to.
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What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
It's like Wolfenstein 3D but has less content in every department. It's not 1992 anymore so this won't do. No map, no settings to change your controls... are you insane? Overall it's a really short okay game, but I'm giving it a thumbs down so the devs can learn from this and do better next time 'cause I feel it's a wasted potential. 5/10.2 found this helpful
I saw this game in a video showcasing a list of retro-style games and it caught my eye. I really like the retro visuals and the sound effects are very satisfying. Downsides would be: you can't save and you can't select a specific level that you want to play, you have to play the whole thing again. Another thing is you can't move the camera up and down (minor thing though). Other than that, it's a nice game, I recommend it to others that like retro-style games and I hope it does well!
Fun little classic FPS (Doom, Wolfenstein 3D, etc.) with engaging combat and punchy gun feel. [h1][b]BUT[/b][/h1] -almost now visual variety in the levels -no minimap so level layout get very confusing -no sprint/run so it's even harder to remember the level layout for a longer period of time.
For Steam Deck owners looking for how to rebind the keys (the default is WASD for movement, which works for most, but sucks for left-handed freaky deaky me), you have to do it via the .ini file. This is where I found it: /home/deck/.local/share/Steam/steamapps/compatdata/495720/pfx/drive_c/users/steamuser/AppData/Local/Intrude/config.ini You also need to use numerical values for different keys. I use my mouse with my left hand, so I like to rebind from WASD to arrow keys for movement. These are what the values for those are: straferight="39.000000" strafeleft="37.000000" backward="40.000000" forward="38.000000" If you want to rebind with something else, you can find other values here (or ask ChatGPT to figure it out for you like I did): https://www.asciitable.com/
Fun game I liked it! Short and simple levels for fast in and out gameplay something you can speed run. More of an arcade shooter nothing to really think about just shoot, grab the keys, find some secrets, and get to the exit. If you like Retro shooters check it out!
Ignore my playtime, played it on a different account years ago. Cute fun little Wolf 3D style FPS. Simple but charming graphics, REALLY good soundtrack, modern controls, and an intuitive level editor, all indie, clearly a labor of love, and all for cheaper than actual Wolfenstein 3D. What is there to complain about? If you're among the crowd that thinks Wolf 3D is too simple to hold up today, then I guess you might not like it. But if you're someone who still plays ECWolf and Wolf4SDL mods and has a blast (like me) or just wants a cute few hours of fun, it's easily worth the whopping $4.00.
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