Swords with spice

Swords with spice is an area FPS survival shooter where you kill a number of AI opponents, which all look alike. You only have one weapon and limited ammo to kill all the enemies in the arena. The graphics are a set of what looks like asset flips. The game has an ugly film grain effect applied which makes the low poly environments look even worse. The assets the developer is flipping are all mismatched... some have textures, others don't, and the developer didn't bother adding any so huge parts of the map are untextured. It's an incredibly low effort bit of shovelware. There's nothing to do but run around and shoot poorly implemented AI between letting your health bar regenerate. The preposterous thing here is the $12 price tag. It's simply unforgivable, but at least it seems the developer is honest there, that price makes it quite clear this is just a poorly done cash grab.

This game is... UNBELIEVABLE! I went into this game with decent expectations after i saw a few videos, and i have to say it meant the expectations easily. I think this game is out-of-this-world for the price that i got it for, 59 cents. Thats incredible. If you can get it for under a dollar, then do so. Its amazing. Heres a small list of pros and cons: +You get a all of the weapons at the start +the weapons are unique and fun to mess around with +the plain white art design is really cool to me, i personally love white +The color detection of the enemies is a really nice idea +i played this game for over an hour, i think that justifies 59 cents +IT HAS EXPLODING RABBITS -it has a wierd grainy texture/filter applied on it -It has a wierd blur effect -the AI dosnt seem to change according to level - the detection of the AI seems inconsistent -theres no multiplayer Overall I rate this a 9/10, solid. Make sure to pick this up if u can!

Would I play this game again? Probably not. Is this game worth giving a chance and might actually be more fun if you play longer than I did? yes. Would a multiplayer be even better? HELL YEAH. Am I patiently waiting for a multiplayer. Yep. If you want to see gameplay then check this link out " https://youtu.be/enfIzg-Nf_Q "

Swords With Spice is not a polished game, but it turns a pile of purchased assets into something that transcends its tiny scope. The weapons range from standard guns to Saints Row style nonsense - everything from a disco ball to a fish. My favorite is the crowbar, I was expecting a melee weapon but instead your character just yeets it. The projectile range is seemingly infinite, and it has great accuracy, so picking off enemies from a distance works well. Using the light cast by enemies to track them is a neat gimmick, they're basically canon fodder but in a good way. I'm left wanting leaderboards, it would greatly improve replayability. I wish there was more here. The lack of modes is a shame considering the core gameplay loop is pretty fun, although I appreciate the inclusion of multiple difficulty options. There's an unfortunate dearth of settings. Resolution doesn't go above 1080p and keys can't be rebound. I also feel like this would benefit greatly from an 'always run' setting, your walk speed is interminable and too much of the round is spent holding down shift. At the end of the day, I got my money's worth. If you're expecting something with depth you can sink your teeth …

I love it, a small game with TONS of potential, maybe add a gear selection area? still, it's really fun! i would definetly reccomend this, i hope it get updated soon

Swords with spice is a compact first-person action experience that focuses on weapon experimentation, destructive encounters, and giving players several ways to approach its hostile environments. Developed by WhackAKey Games and published by Conglomerate 5, the game keeps its ambitions centered on immediate action rather than building an elaborate narrative. Its unusual combination of stylized environments, dramatic lighting, glass-like enemies, and a sizeable collection of weapons gives it the personality of an experimental indie combat sandbox. The central attraction is the freedom offered during encounters. Players have access to 21 weapons, providing opportunities to change tactics rather than relying on one piece of equipment throughout the experience. The game encourages several broad playstyles. You can attempt to remain unnoticed and eliminate enemies carefully, charge directly into confrontations with an aggressive approach, or maintain your distance and attack targets like a sniper. These choices add welcome variety to what would otherwise be a fairly straightforward first-person combat formula. Direct confrontation is where the game feels most naturally at home. Its fi…