Never Immortal

The game is faily fun, controls feel nice, multiple fun bosses. Would probably be better with friends, but I don't got none of those.

[h3]Zombie slaying pixel art twin stick shooter that's harder than you might think thanks to the small view distance.[/h3] I only played the wave survival mode solo. For the most part it's pretty simple. You kill wave after wave of zombies and try not to die. For the most part it looks like they spawn at the same spots within each "zone". You get a finite number of zombies that will aggro you once you get in range and the wave lasts however long it takes you to kill them all. You get a mini-map in the top right to indicate where they are. Sometimes they will drop ammo and/or health cubes when killed. At the end of each wave you get a payout, and you can take that payout and use it for a handful of things: - Buying weapons, consumables and other upgrades in the shop. - Refilling sentry gun ammo at certain spots on the map. - Unlocking areas of the map by paying a fee at the "border". Right now I think the biggest gripe I have is the fact that ranged enemies can literally target and fire at you outside of the player's view distance. Yep, you heard right, some of the zombies have ranged attacks, not just the boss! Speaking of the bosses, in addition to being able to shoo…

fun to play for 20 mins or so at a time, bosses need some work as a few are just very over powered passcode in hospital needs some guides (couldnt figure it out on my own) fun with friends, but zombie spawns are chaotic and other players can spawn them ontop of you or just drag an entire horde into you, instantly killing you overall id give the game 6 out of 9 zombie heads

Never Immortal takes the familiar idea of fighting zombie hordes and gives it a surprisingly flexible multiplayer foundation. Developed and published by LawrenceDev, it is a 2D top-down shooter built around fast combat, resource management, cooperative survival, and a separate mode focused on deception between players. Its pixel-art presentation and straightforward mechanics make it easy to understand, but there is enough variety between its two primary modes to keep it from feeling like another basic wave-based zombie shooter. Wave Survival provides the most traditional experience and works both alone and cooperatively. Players face increasingly dangerous waves of zombies while trying to survive for as long as possible or complete the objective associated with the current map. The gradual increase in pressure gives the mode a satisfying arcade rhythm, especially once stronger enemies begin appearing and careless use of ammunition becomes more punishing. Every fifth wave introduces a boss with significantly greater health, creating natural milestones that test whether the player has prepared properly. Money earned during survival can be invested in weapons, ammunition, attachment…

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