

Killing Sun / 抗日大刀队:日军总部
221 Games · 2020 · FPS, First-Person, Shooter, Shoot 'Em Up, 1990's
PC
Positive82% · 17
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About Killing Sun / 抗日大刀队:日军总部
Hey! I am a big fan of "Wolfenstein 3D" and John Romero. I made this game to show my respect to them. I have collected and studied a lot of videos and articles of John Romero, learned a lot about game design concepts, and applied them to my game. For example, horseshoe-shaped game level design.
Try to find all the secret locations and you will get many surprises. This is not difficult, because the locations are all marked on the compass.
Content
- 27 well-designed game levels
- 17 kinds of ferocious enemies
- 10 kinds of expected supplies
- 8 kinds of weapons with distinctive features
- 3 exciting BOSS battles
- Nearly 100 tricky secret locations
Action
- Move – WASD
- Fast Move - Shift + WASD
- Switch Weapons - 1~6
- Grenade - G
Weapons
- Da Dao – With the strongest attack power! For close fight only.
- Pistol – Better than nothing for a while if there are no other long-range weapons.
- Shotgun – As an Old School FPS, how can there be no shotgun?
- Rifle - One shot one kill!
- Submachine gun - pit-a-pat!
- Heavy machine guns - good spread!
- Grenade – Boom!
- Oil drum - Boom! Boom! Boom!
Tip
Try to find all the secret locations and you will get many surprises. This is not difficult, because the locations are all marked on the compass.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Honestly this is more a neutral review. It's an all right homage to Wolf 3D with pretty good gunplay, a decent length with the typical maze-like leveldesign for quite a cheap price. It does have issues though: -I'd say it's mainly the difficulty and the balancing. Even on the lowest difficulty this is quite a difficult game. Enemies hit quite hard, enemy projectiles are very fast (at least not hit-scan) hp items are quite rare -it has mandatory secrets which are not always that obvious to find -weird hotkeys for quick saving/loading (save: ctrl+f1-f5; load: f1-f5) and you cannot change the key binding; though at least it has both -it's a bit buggy, like it happend for me twice that all enemies in a map were dead when I started the map or at some point I suddenly got all weapons and max ammo for all weapons for no good reason -the level design can be a bit too maze-like and some levels are too big -you can exploit the enemy AI quite easily, together with the op knife you can cheese most rooms if you want to... -which actually you have to do in quite a bunch of levels in episode 2 and 3 as you almost find no ammo in those at the start -the shotgun feels a bit weak, especially becau…2 found this helpful
Chinatown in 1940's Japan inside of Wolfenstein 3D1 found this helpful
Simple yet great, the game changes when you get the rifle, rough it out with the pistol and shotgun, I enjoy it reminds me of wolfenstien kinda1 found this helpful
update: so I came back to this game and I found it way more enjoyable. I do still have problems like how there could be some more better and varied sound effects and how some of the enemy designs seem out of place, but I understand that this is an indie game. I definitely recommend this more after I replayed considering the the price1 found this helpful
nice game
Graphically this game is a weird mishmash of assets that don't always fit together. Fighting japanese soldiers makes sense, but demon bunnies, sentient mushrooms and zombies are a bit strange, even if they are supposed to be 'biomechanical experiments'. With that said however... The levels are well designed, the combat feels good and the challenge is satisfying. This is very much a don't judge a book by its cover kind of game, it doesn't look like much but is a genuinely fun and challenging shooter that was fun from start to finish.
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