Review FinnQuill 3/5 · Jul 6, 2020
Honestly, I don't want to call it a terrible game
This game could be fun... But ultimately, it becomes a bit of a slog pretty quickly, especially because any mistake will end in your death. This wouldn't be so bad, except death means starting a whole level over unless you buy a special save item, and occasionally the game crashes during loads, causing you to lose process on your whole …
This game could be fun... But ultimately, it becomes a bit of a slog pretty quickly, especially because any mistake will end in your death. This wouldn't be so bad, except death means starting a whole level over unless you buy a special save item, and occasionally the game crashes during loads, causing you to lose process on your whole run. It was rare enough of an occurrence that on its own, the crashing would be a mild annoyance, but because the game is so unforgiving, and not a whole lot changes from moment to moment, it just becomes replaying the same sort of gameplay over and over.
Essentially, this has a similar feel to Streets of Rogue, but without the polish, and without the variety in modes of play or the tongue-in-cheek fun, which ultimately leads me to say. Play Streets of Rogue instead, at least with Streets of Rogue you can bring a friend along for the ride.
