Zankinzoken

I won a key for this on IndieGala and it's not too bad I guess, viewed from that perspective. It's one of those that's neither a thumbs up or thumbs down for me, but I don't feel mean-spirited enough to thumb it down. It has vibes of an older-gen (PS2-era) game in its simplicity and game design and basically finds you trudging a mech around a foggy, monotonous orange landscape, collecting repair packs, whilst dealing with hostile creatures as they appear by way of either your sword, pistol or rifle (the latter two with limited ammo). Initially, there's some fun here (for a while at least) as you make your way to a gate, dodging and fighting these creatures (unfortunately the same 2 types) and getting to know your weapons, but then you're tasked with backtracking to find 3 more keys elsewhere to open the said gate. I've got as far as finding the 4 keys and defeating a new sword-wielding mech to gain access to the base but died whilst navigating my way around corridor-spanning laser beams and fending off more mechs. Unfortunately, I don't think I have the interest in repeating the same stuff, fighting the same creatures all over again just to try and get a bit further - the core gam…

Expected nothing, was still let down. What is a badly designed mobile game doing on Steam?

Stars received: 0.1/10 _ Note: v.6 [0.0 to 1] = personal impressions [0.1] Controls & Training & Help [0.0] Menu & Settings [0.0] Sound & Music [0.0] Graphics [0.0] Game Design [0.0] Game Story [0.0] Game Content [0.0] Completion time (level/game)? [0.0] is it Enjoyable & Fun? [0.0] Could it hold a spot in Favorites? (& if the Game can be repeatedly played again) [0.0] BONUS point: Multi-Player related [0] BONUS point: Review for VR [N] - if Registration is required with providing PII [No = Categorical] - is it acceptable to Play the Game in 2022+ ? Game description key-points: This Gamash, evil garbage with unbalanced system resource consumption for nothing! Overview: a bad joke, that`s the best description it can get.

Problematic hitboxes and detection, low draw distance, low detail in graphics, and lack of interesting content make this game one that's easy to skip. It almost seems like an asset flip, but I did not find any proof of this. The soundtrack has been called rockin' in other reviews. I question the taste in music of these individuals but to each their own. It's admittedly not as bad as many other soundtracks. It's at best a grossly incomplete project more appropriate as a free early access title on GameJolt or Itch.io or at worst an asset flip. Either way, the game isn't worth the price tag.

Very strong kusoge vibes. No audio options, no level design, extremely questionable control schemes/player controller. If you're a mech fan you can pick up elements from series like Gundam, Armored Core, or Muv Luv, I'm sure if you play it long enough you'll end up like the end of Gundam Zeta too.

Crap game, not even worth the $1 price tag. Looks like they were trying to develop two different games to me. The map in the game gives you all of the information you would need for a traditional top down game and I found myself looking at the map for 99% of the game, when I actually had to aim then I changed and started looking at the actual game. Looks like two developers with different opinions were arguing or something. Sword play is laughably bad, there is no game direction, the monsters are laughably bad. Not worth buying at all.