Xmas Apocalypse

This is not a good survivors game. insanely generic. gunplay and movement feels like you're playing shovelware on the wii. most positive reviews are either youtubers given free codes or people who met the dev. avoid and play something like blood and bacon instead.

[h1]Third-person Bullet Hell Xmas Surprise[/h1] Xmas Apocalypse is a decent casual game that I ended up enjoying more than I expected. The best way to describe it is basically [url=https://store.steampowered.com/app/1794680/Vampire_Survivors/]Vampire Survivors[/url] in 3D, but with actual aiming mechanics instead of purely brainless auto-shooting. Your aim and positioning matter here, which makes the combat feel a bit more engaging and active compared to the usual survivors-like formula. It’s easy to jump into for a quick session, but still fun enough to keep you playing longer than planned. That said, some of the upgrade design choices don’t feel fully thought through. For example, the game can offer you a healing upgrade even when you’re already at full health, which just makes the upgrade slot feel wasted. The bomb upgrade also sounds much better on paper than it works in practice. Since the bombs you stick can damage you as well, it’s surprisingly easy to blow yourself up during the chaos while trying to focus on enemies and movement. It turns what should feel like a strong upgrade into something frustrating to use at times. I also ran into a few minor bugs, though nothing c…

It's a little rough to start, but as you unlock the skill tree it gets better. I'd like to see some of the additions the developer talked about in previous news. I think it has potential and with some expansion could be a very competent roguelite. The gun play is fine, but definitely takes getting used to. I'll spend an hour or so at a time trying to unlock things. I think it's worth the price.

Weirdly good game, got for dirt cheat off a key site

Fun game to play in short bursts on the Steam Deck.

it is what it is. nothing more and nothing less. one can't help but admire the purity of it all.