Limitless Hunger
Void Ink · 2021 · FPS, Action, PvE, Shooter, 3D
PC
Very Positive86% · 63
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About Limitless Hunger
Limitless Hunger is a high-adrenaline, retro, FPS shooter which is heavily focused on single-player action. It transpires in a world where Heaven and Hell clash with Earth, and modern weaponry is mixed with demonic powers. The player goes through Heaven and Hell confronting countless demonic and angelic enemies on their way to the save the world.
Key Features
- Fast Movement- Style Action - Fight your way through 12+ nightmarish demonic warriors in Hell and 2 angelic enemies in Heaven, including the Charging Spiky, Minigun Madness SoulAbomination and other crazy enemies, challenge all the 11 bosses!
- Various Environments - Unleash your wrath in Heaven and Hell inspired environments.
- Weapons- Wreak havoc with a huge arsenal of weaponry, including Double Shotgun, Explosive Arrows, Minigun and many more!
- Weapon Upgrades - Upgrade your weapons to your own play style.
- Special Weapon - The Hook and Dash will allow you to maximize your movement and customize your playstyle.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
✦ AI summary
Limitless Hunger draws mixed reactions from players, with some finding it unironically fun despite its rough edges, while others find it too janky and mediocre to recommend. The most consistent complaints center on broken hitboxes that cause unfair damage, poor AI that gets stuck easily, and uninspired level design, alongside general polish issues typical of a budget production. While the game attempts a self-aware retro aesthetic, most players feel it lacks the charm or quality of similar titles in the genre.
[quote][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/33401179/]Follow my curator page for more recommendations![/url][/quote] I'm sorry but Limitless Hunger is too rough for me to recommend, there's a few too many major issues. My biggest complaint is the horrible hitboxes on attacks, they're entirely busted. You frequently take damage from attacks that clearly should've missed, and this is especially noticeable with some boss fights where they take off half your HP from one hit. On the flip side, most non-boss encounters are incredibly easy by just strafing and jumping. The AI is very basic and just runs straight toward you so they also get stuck frequently. Another gripe I have is the level design just isn't very good, at least from the few levels I saw. Arenas are either far too large and easy to circle strafe around enemies forever, or they're way too small. Most boss arenas fit into the latter, especially the Cerberus boss fight, you can barely get around that boss with how tiny the area is and most of it's attacks have massive hitboxes. Even when the size of the arena isn't the issue, they're usually just kind of.. boring. Visually some look nice, but design-wise they're almo…6 found this helpful
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Game is rough, and not in a good retro way, but in a cheap production way. It's a cheap budget game and you get what you pay for, but that doesn't mean I can recommend it.
It's... okay Just okay. Nothing about it really stands out but I wouldn't call it bad.
unironically fun as hell
Honestly, I was sure that I'll love it, but life is full of surprises. Beneath that ♥♥♥♥-you-we-dont-care attitude there is no hidden brilliance or wicked charm like in Cruelty Squad or Slayers X. No, it's just a very mediocre, boring and janky fps. I don't know, some people say it's somehow nostalgic —they had to play the games found on shady usb-drives full of death files, because Serious Sam, which everyone here compares Limitless Hunger to, was waaaay better. If your game is ♥♥♥♥, but you're self-aware, it doesn't mean it's not ♥♥♥♥ now.
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