Mad Devils: Damned-finitive Edition
Itzy Interactive Inc. · 2021 · Top-Down Shooter, Shooter, Hack and Slash, Online Co-Op, Atmospheric
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About Mad Devils: Damned-finitive Edition
HEROES NEVER DIE, THEY JUST REDEPLOY IN HELL!
In the final days of WW2, a desperate Nazi war machine embraces the occult. The maniacal Major Strauss plans to open the gates of Hell itself. The Mad Devils are deployed to thwart this unhinged plan, but sometimes, heroism isn’t enough. Defeated, lost and damned, the Mad Devils regroup in the underworld for one final mission.
EIGHT DEMONIC GI's, EIGHT SETS OF POWERS, EIGHT PATHS TO VICTORY
Cast into the abyss, the revenant Sergeant Jack Asher explores hell to reassemble his fallen squad. Each team member has been warped here, twisted and gifted demonic powers. Your expert crew are now armed with elemental and ethereal magics. Master them all and finish your fight.
FIGHT FIRE WITH HELLFIRE
It’ll take more than guns to smash the Nazi’s demonic ambitions. You’ll need the most chthonic weapons you can get your hands on and enough magic to light up the stygian void. Collect demonic crystals to empower weapons, develop your powers, and earn experience through violence.
HELL ITSELF: MORE THAN FIRE AND BRIMSTONE
The netherworld is a strange and varied place. Large parts are a perpetually-burning wasteland, others are twisted reflections of the mortal world, dense with choking overgrowth, frozen by sombre winds or fortified by damned Nazi legions.
NAZIS: WORTH KILLING TWICE JUST TO MAKE SURE
Hell was bad enough before WWII. Now it’s a warzone, populated with undead, ravenous demons and a legion of infernal Nazis. They didn’t get the message when they died the first time - time to repeat the lesson, loud and clear.
FEATURES
- The roster of playable demon soldiers expands from six to eight, each with unique abilities and weapons. Fight side-by-side with either a friend or AI squad mate
- 1990's Retro Co-op Shooter Action
- Enjoy a rich story campaign penned by UK author, Dr. Greg Buchanan, whose credits include No Man’s Sky: Atlas Rises, Paper Brexit and Metro Exodus
- Elemental weapon upgrades have been boosted, unleashing devastating new effects and strategies against the demonic hordes. Fire, ice, and light and dark will bend to your will
- Use upgradeable demonic powers and WWII inspired weaponry as you wage war against Nazi Monsters
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
While its a bit rough around the edges you can see the love that went into the game. There aren't a lot of twin stick shooters around anymore and its nice to see the genre still have devs willing to make the game. Cross play would be great as I have friends on console who love the twin stick genre!1 found this helpful
The co-op sessions are hella fun! Nice and atmospheric presentation, too!1 found this helpful
Any excuse to play a co-op game where you battle Nazi's is good in my books.1 found this helpful
I received this game from the developer on online gamescom 4 years ago and finally got to it on my backlog - unfortunately, I couldn't complete it. The amount of bugs was large, but not unbearable, until one level where I couldn't progress due to game requiring me to move across barely seeable footprints on a map so bright, that even after lowering any brightness options on my PC and monitor I could, they still were partialy invisible. The story and voice acting are okay, but this feel so much like an unfinished prototype that I cannot recommend it.
Mad Devils is not a good game. It's rough in every way imaginable and the online netcode is so broken that the co-op partner sometimes is invincible and sometimes can't see the enemies. The art direction is bland, the sound design is god awful, the gameplay loop doesn't feel good and the narrative presentation is boring. For 15€ it's a bit steep, even when the indie studio's experience and resources are taken into account. It's just not enjoyable. But at least it's a game where you kill Nazis, that's always nice.
This game is very unresponsive and the lack of music makes playing the game fairly dull. In multiplayer you have such heavy desynchronization that sometimes enemies are invisible or just straight up only damage one of the players. But hell if I ever pass up the chance to recommend an indie game about killing nazis.
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