SATAN

Typical Dosman shovelware, be it published by them or made by them. It's also another EFPSE game, the RPG Maker of the fps genre. The game is very basic, has questionable hitboxes, barely any settings, playing at high resolutions crops the UI, scrolling through weapons is broken and often gives you a random weapon instead of the previous/next one, levels are neither interesting nor intricate and bosses are bad and barely pose a challenge. The genre has become too oversaturated to spend money on these copypasta games

A glitch where the sensitivity changes constantly makes this unplayable to me.

Yeah just don't waste your time with this. I'm not sure why it has a very positive rating right now, but this game is unbelievably unoriginal and I can't grasp anyone's praise for this game. The movement is not good, the combat is yawn-worthy, the level design is basic and boring, the plot is nowhere to be seen, the music is bland, all of the sounds feel bugged to play after any animation has concluded, the weapons aren't fun to use, the bosses are boring bullet sponges, and on and on. Just an unfinished, unpolished mess. The game does nothing to stand out in a sea of other boomer shooter inspired FPS, and you would be better off playing the original Doom from 1993 instead of playing this.

A good little boomer shooter with a decent variety of enemy types and boss fights. One mechanic that separates it from the standard fare is that the collectable relics aren't just for completion (not that the game has achievements anyway). They allow the priest NPCs to restore your armour and health to their maximum, which comes in pretty handy. The downside is that boss fights strip away your armour completely and reset your health to 100. Confessional booths do exactly the same thing, so if you're already above 100 health, there's little reason to use one as it'll simply knock you back down. The metal soundtrack fits the mood of the game, but the atmospheric tracks sound like they were thrown together in a couple of minutes. They loop so aggressively that it eventually did my nut in and I had mute it. *Satan* takes around 2 to 2½ hours to finish, and while there are a couple of different endings, the "bad" ending, if you can call it that, felt like the intended one. The boss fights are generally well designed, but Satan himself is easily the weakest. Every few seconds he bellows something that sounds like "jihad" while launching a one-hit-kill orb at you. It probably took me …

Proper game

Love the imagery and music. Don't love my character or their motivation. Controller support would motivate me to see it through. Maybe my pious character is damning themselves through constant mortal sin?