Releaseburg

I've played a decent amount of similar titles so it's easier to review this. The good: 1) core mechanic - its unique, fun, refined, impactful and consistent; a well-translated, great idea that created a solid foundation for an entertaining game; 2) presentation - visuals are very readable and sounds are very informative, the game doesn't deliver unwanted surprises, such as getting hit by an attack that wasn't telegraphed in any form; 3) performance - some indie games really like heating up my PC for no apparent reason, this one is not one of them The mid: 1) balance - it feels like some upgrades our character gets are clearly better than others, this would probably get improved if the game got more traffic based on user feedback; 2) length - i've managed to finish the game, and get all achievements, within 4 hours; 3) replayability - there is some, but it’s missing more unlockables (either in-game or more achievements), some sort of endless mode, or a leaderboard where players can compare their scores; 4) character models - some of the enemies are too similar to each other and it takes more than it should to learn the difference what's their gimmick on the fly The bad: 1) enemie…

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An almost rhythm based zombie wave roguelike. You fight waves of increasing difficulty zombies while trying to upgrade yourself for better survival. I like the rhythm based shooting but I do have some gripes with other aspects of the game. The roguelike aspect is not wacky enough. Most of the upgrades I came across were passives that really didn't change much. The guns were very similar except for fire rate and range. I would have liked a indication of the perfect window for getting a perfect shot. Why was ammo for guns I didn't even have constantly being offered as a reward. It made a little sense when I eventually would get a new gun and have some extra ammo for it but for the most part it was just annoying getting ammo for a gun that I didn't even have and wasting one of my options. I think the game could use some tweaks and added wackyness to the rougelike aspects for it to really shine.

A great dual-stick shooter for those of us whose timing is better than their aim. This game is simple and fun to control, and surprisingly challenging to make your way through. There's a familiar modern rogue-lite style progression system connecting the levels, but the levels themselves feel very "arcade", and successfully pulling off a series of perfectly timed shots feels pretty damn satisfying. I usually have a soft spot for novel control schemes and finding new ways to do familiar things - but this is also fun

Do you want to release some Steam (no pun intended)? "Release"-burg is perfect for that. Nice little indie top-down shooter with fun mechanics and challenging bosses. Zombies got me, time for revenge!

It's a casual but mostly polished action game. There is a toggle to turn of the hero voice which I highly recommend as it turns the game from a more comedic experience into a more serious one. It is not a big game, but well made for what it is. The art style is nice and clean, the sounds are satisfying.