Nightmare Reaper

I got my first ever legendary weapon which was a shotgun with explosive ammo so i was like "ok i have 120 health let me see if i can propel myself off the floor" nope the moment i shot the ground i died and lost the weapon 10 seconds after getting it. 10/10 game would recommend.

I really enjoy this game... Well the FPS parts: - It can run on potatoes - It looks great. The artwork is atmospheric and the enemy sprites are unique. It's very funny killing a grunt enemy with a rocket launcher and seeing the body flap around like a piece of paper. - It handles great in terms of controls. Movement is some of the smoothest I've experienced. - Gunplay is great. I like the "feel" of shooting and stabbing. The weapon variety is vast and fantastic. You can use shotguns, spellbooks, RPGs, swords, bugs, nukes and who knows what else. And it is very satisfying using them on enemies when they blow them up into little bits and pieces in slo-mo. - Enemies are various and all require different tactics. They change from level to level. - Levels are pretty straighforward and easy to navigate with an automap. Typical boomer shooter stuff: turn a switch, open a door, find a coloured key, find level exit, get secrets on the way - The sound and music is excellent. Even bought the soundtrack and listen to it while I exercise. The issues I have with this game are small and can be overlooked: - I don't really understand the story. I'm shooting monstrosities but I'm not sure why. - T…

Main game good, minigame suck, overall bretty gud.

and i thought my dreams would be crazy....

My opinion might sound biased because this is my favorite retro style rouge-lite FPS, but this is the best retro style rouge-lite FPS.

Hopped into the demo (which was a whopping 3-4 hours of gameplay) and was hooked by the end. Purchased the full game and in three days I have played for almost 20 hours and would consider it one of the coolest independently developed shooters I have ever played. Absolute banger and totally worth $25. To be honest, I feel like I have gotten way more than $25 of fun in my 20 hours. As someone who isn't very experienced with the roguelike genre, I was surprised to find myself very comfortable with the elements that are present. Highly recommend this game to anyone that loves shooters with a heavy emphasis on movement, weapon variety and diverse gameplay. Game's art direction is stellar and tells a story that I am still processing. Absolutely addicted and I don't want to go back. This game has sold me on boomer shooters in the modern era. My only complaint thus far is that the music isn't as adaptive as a game like Doom 2016 but frankly I like that the game lets itself be silent. Makes the music more impactful when it plays. If you think you might like this game, play the Demo. You've got nothing to lose but your sanity. ;3