Scrambler

Scrambler is a surprisingly fun and engaging game! I was instantly hooked by its fast-paced mechanics and creative design. Every session feels fresh and exciting, keeping me on my toes while still being easy to dive into. It’s simple yet addictive, and I’m genuinely impressed by how entertaining it is. Definitely worth checking out if you’re looking for something unique and enjoyable!

[quote][b]Note: Dead Multiplayer game[/b] This game contains no meaningful single player content. There are no formal online matchmaking servers - the only multiplayer on offer is local co-op or Steam Remote Play Together. This game cannot be played as intended.[/quote] "Scrambler" is a pointless console-esque 3D platformer/twin stick shooter hybrid that comes across like a student project or something, given the mediocre (but not completely awful) visuals combined with the incredibly shallow premise and gameplay. This is just a procedurally generated twin stick wave survival shooter... no content and no real motivation to play it. This game relies on multiple players to work properly, but the developer couldn't work out how to do any netcode or proper online matchmaking. Steam's "Remote Play Together" tries to make up for this glaring shortfall, but PC gamers just don't crowd around a single PC in the living room anymore. This glaring shortfall may be caused by shortsightedness or just lack of competence from the developer, but whatever the reason, the lack of proper online features for a multiplayer only game disqualifies this. This looks a lot like it was designed for …

Simple, fun, and easy. my only complaint would be is that the game needs more enemies as once the green rats come into play, it's basically just the last 20 rounds with them being the last new enemy. I enjoyed how easy this game was. 7/10

game bugged out when winning, couldn't combine weapons in endless mode, real dealbreaker

the voices are getting louder

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