Project Lazarus

I really want to like this game but it feels very unfinished. The dev stopped updating the game years ago so I'm not expecting any improvements. - At first it seems like there is a lot of weapon variety, but it only takes a few runs until you've already experienced every ability/weapon in the whole game and there are no later unlocked weapons. - Mech variety is nice at least, they do all feel different to play as which is good. - The game is way too slow paced for this genre, any other vampire survivors-like game feel way more engaging than this one. - Most games of this genre have objectives, interactables, and/or things to explore on the map. This has none of that, just survive.

Survivor-like without auto-aim but with auto-fire. Sub-par music. But otherwise ok, so if you want any new survivor-like the price is ok.

Decent early entry into the now over saturated Arena Survival Rogue-lite genre. If you know the genre, then there is not much else to say. The game is finished if a bit thin, but abandoned by devs.

fun ruined by the stupid amount of brainless grind game feel like abandonned and unfinished : you have an achievement requiering to reach level 170, and that requires to avoid to kill the boss spawning at 20th min (because it'll end the run) after a few minutes, ennemies giving decent exp stop spawning, and you have to manage to maintain the boss alive for something like 80 minutes, clearly the game was abandonned before dev implement a endless mode also, grinding 1.000.000 money in game... artificial increase of playtime data -_-" otherwise, you don't aim for 100% it, you can enjoy 5-6 hours of gameplay and finish the game

One of my favorite VS style games.

Just don't buy it. Like many others said, this is lacking in every aspect, except maybe graphics. Content, gameplay, enemy variety... hell, even the controls aren't so great. In fact, depending on the mech you pick, the controls can be downright horrendous. It is, by nature, a grindy, time wasting survivor knock-off, without any real substance or sense of progress. A hand full of stages with typical endless mode attached, a hand full of the same enemies and in about 5 hours of gameplay you have seen everything, this has to offer. The rest is just ridiculous grind to get the even more ridiculous credit achievements. There also seems to be a sequel to this. From the looks on the store page it looks even worse than the original. I certainly won't buy another game from this dev.