Viscera

Unfortunately, as much as I would like to, I can’t really recommend Viscera in its current state. It has the fundamentals of a potentially good shooter, but it could be so, so much better. Occasionally, it manages to let the genie out of the metaphorical bottle to unleash some genuinely fun carnage (especially once you get some upgrades and powerups going), but most of the time, you’re struggling to have fun because you’re hindered by a bland art style, enemies that are difficult to make out on the map, repetitive levels, and a lackluster repertoire of weapons with too many guns that feel unsatisfying and unrewarding to wield. With some patches and updates, this could be a worthwhile game, but for now, I’m not sure I can recommend it. For more honest indie game reviews, check out our Curator page: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/6481290-GTOGG/

Can be fun in short bursts but also very repetitive, no idea or explained on how to achieve each medal so I only played the first level downtown. Serious performance issue when apocalypse bomb used, game slowed down to a crawl. Very average graphics and OK sound. Very pricey for what it is in my opinion. Video Review - https://youtu.be/nPCH8X1589c

Its all just a bit much, no idea what any of those powerups do, too many at one time, gives me a headache, and just not enough GAME here, feels like a demo or a concept for a game, not something anyone would pay $ for... let alone 25$ !!! not even close to worth that.

I found this game extremely fun as i like these fast bullet hell games! It is a game i can just drop into, kill bugs for a few rounds and stop. I only have a bit of an issue with the optimisation of the game, particuarly in the later rounds the more enemies and particle affects are on the screen the worse it seems to get it may be possible that obs might have been caused frame drops to intensify, but i dont think so. Other than that I enjoyed my time with the game would recommend. here is my First Impressions video for Viscera https://youtu.be/Pbl1wXrOopA

In an age of strong, innovative bullet-hell-and-heaven shooters, Viscera fumbles to establish its identity. It’s addictive, but lacks polish and a mechanical depth I’ve come to expect in modern games, even if they’re emulating the feel of arcade machines. Full review on [url=https://thescreenzone.com/blog/viscera-bullet-hell-action-game-review] The Screen Zone [/url].

The first 13 minutes were pure joy! The visuals, game play and audio is really solid. One of the most fun top down shooters I can recall enjoying within the first few minutes. Looking forward to hours of fun with this title.