Shoot Trip Die
The Story so far…
When our strung-out hero, Chester BoDean, quits his job at Brappy’s pizza he comes face to face with their demon of a boss named Melvin the Most Foul! whos angry at Chester’s resignation letter. Chester could care less, and simply flips him the bird! This sparks the journey of a lifetime for our beloved junkie, as Melvin opens a portal to a strange dimension and tosses Chester down into the strangeness! Chester’s only option? Kill Melvin OR die trying!
#### You got what it takes?!
Shoot Trip Die is a Disgusting, Vulgar, Tasteless, Rogue-like, Twinstick Shooter driven by Insanity, Addiction, and Rebellion!
Take control of Chester BoDean and travel through procedurally generated dimensions! Travel deeper and deeper through these realms in order to inch closer and closer to your escape!
But it won’t be easy…
you’ll need to mow down Bizzare foes with your trusty finger guns! while you collect an assortment of power-ups to aid you on your rampage to get you back to your beloved mattress (Should probably wash the sheets when you get back too…)
#### Content out the WAZOO! You’ll be itching for more! and more!! AND MORE!!!
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-Face melting visuals!
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-Brain exploding tunes!
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-Addicting Rogue-like Gameplay!
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-Unlockable Micro Games!
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-Drugs! Sex! and Rock n' Roll!
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Post Void
You run fast, shoot baddies in the face, get an adrenaline rush from the music, and don’t know what emotion to feel or if the emotion needed to fully enjoy this experience even exists. Just like me when McDonald’s won’t let me bathe my naked body in the sods dispenser.
– Real player with 5.0 hrs in game
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Well, finally completed the game so i assume that makes me creditable for a review.
This game is amazing. Absolutely Amazing. When you first play it, you have no idea where to go and the bright colors distort your eyes. As you play, you get more used to the game and layout, speeding through levels that you struggled with at the beginning. Going through the levels themselves is a huge adrenaline rush due to how fun and fast paced this game is. Would most definitely recommend it to any other adrenaline junkies like me. 10/10 Indie GOTY for me.
– Real player with 3.8 hrs in game
Dungeons of Clay
Good fun. Not to difficult. Good for a quick brain flush :D
– Real player with 28.9 hrs in game
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If you find the background distracting, turning off all the graphics will fix that issue.
Each run takes about an hour and a half. The difficulty I would rate 3/5, so if you are skilled at all with roguelikes it will probably take you only 2 to 3 attempts to beat the game.
Nice change of pace, good game!
– Real player with 2.6 hrs in game
Gospel of Abaddon
IN A WORD: MAYBE
IN A NUTSHELL:
WHAT TO EXPECT: More Roguelite than Roguelike. Difficult, very challenging. Top-down, action shooter. Plain 2D maps. Basic visuals and sound. Rudimentary gameplay. Limited, unvaried content. Designed for replayability. God and drug references themes. Enjoyable in short bursts. Single-player only.
ACHIEVEMENTS: VARIED. MOSTLY ORGANIC. SOME SKILL-BASED.
STATUS: JUST RELEASED.
WHO FOR/WHEN TO BUY: Only if you know what you are getting. I would wait for a good sale.
– Real player with 9.5 hrs in game
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1)Story/Concept :
| Single Player | Casual | Action-Rogue-Lite |
| Top-Down | Shooter | No Campaign |
The game takes place during WWII and starts with an intro,showing us our main protagonist who was an american pastor.He explains us how they forced him to join the army and how one day,after discovering that “they” were hiding drugs,he decided to try them on himself.This resulted in hearing the God’s voice.God told him to kill everybody…although our protagonist wasn’t so sure about that,then God offered him the ultimate gift to convince him….The “Wh*re of Babylon”!Who could have resisted on that?
– Real player with 8.1 hrs in game
METALLIC CHILD
Metallic Child starts us off in the aftermath of an AI rebellion, where the protagonist android (Rona), needs our help to stop a spaceship on a collision course with Earth. She was damaged from trying to stop the rogue robots herself, so she needs someone who can control her directly via remote uplink. You happen to be her first contact, and thus her mission becomes your mission.
You see, in this game, we may be controlling Rona, but we are playing as ourselves, as a person. Rona will be talking to us directly throughout the entire game. This is a subtle but distinct shift in perspective that - when done right - makes the connection a lot more personal. It’s a premise that’s only possible in video games, but sadly I don’t see it used all that often outside of visual novels. Some of the world-building is done this way. For example, when Rona explains how she consumes a core, you could ask her what it tastes like. She’ll give you a funny look and say that it tastes like raw eggs XD.
– Real player with 127.3 hrs in game
Normally, I’d play a bit more before reviewing a game but after 2 hours I’ve beaten the first stage and have a pretty solid opinion of the game. I’ll update this review once I beat the game but, for now, some pros and cons…
The Good:
This is a fantastic Mega Man meets rogue-lite, except replace Mega Man’s lemon dispenser with melee weapons. At the hub you choose a themed stage and boss, each stage has multiple levels and when you beat the boss, you get a themed ability based on the boss’s abilities.
– Real player with 29.1 hrs in game
Lovecraft’s Untold Stories 2
Lovecraft’s Untold Stories 2 is an action RPG with rogue-like elements that continues the story where Lovecraft’s Untold Stories left off, taking the characters to a new stage on their fight against the Unknown. Gather items or craft your own, explore old and new locations, solve puzzles and challenges, and defend yourself against dozens of different enemies, alone, or with the help of your friends, in the new Multiplayer mode.
A PAINTING FOR CRAZINESS
The Surrealist Artist Ardois-Bonnot presented his painting called Dream Landscape in the Paris Spring Salon of 1926. The moment the painting was uncovered, it caused a sudden riot among the public, and people screamed and ran all over the place. Soon after the exhibition, Ardois-Bonnot fell into a strange deep sleep from which no one could wake him up. Rumors abound that shortly before this attack of ‘sleeping sickness’, he was at the verge of completion of his greatest masterpiece which would change the world.
6 DIFFERENT CHARACTERS
This time, you will have access to 6 different playable characters, old and new, each one with a different playstyle. The Detective, the Witch, and the Professor from the first part, which continue their fight against the Great Old Ones, and the Medium, the Veteran, and the Alienist who join the group of adventurers.
CRAFTING EQUIPMENT
One of the new elements that we are including in Lovecraft’s Untold Stories 2 is the possibility of crafting your own equipment. Find blueprints and resources to create and improve new items (clothes, weapons and consumables), and see how every item changes the appearance of your character.
COOPERATIVE MULTIPLAYER
Lovecraft’s Untold Stories 2 goes beyond and introduces a new cooperative multiplayer mode where up to 4 players can fight their way on dozens of levels full of action. Create a balanced group of characters to help each other. Just be careful of friendly fire in this world!
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Fight dozens of different enemies and monsters from the Cthulhu Mythos in this intense action RPG.
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Pick your hero between 6 different characters each with their own stats and skills.
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Improve your stats to become more powerful, finding the perfect combination of items
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Collect hundreds of different items and artifacts or create your own..
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Brand new Coop multiplayer up to 4 players. Create an instance or join one, and fight hundreds of enemies with your friends.
Half Wing
Rita and her parents lived happily in the spirit family of the forest since childhood, but the demons invaded the spirit family, and the fire devoured Rita’s home. Rita survived, but her wings were badly damaged and her parents were missing. With the help of spirit elders, eagle and her friends, Rita continues to learn skills and magic, and embarks on the journey of seeking the truth.
This is a free and refreshing RogueLike game, designed a lot of weapons, magic skills and strike action, will let you indulge in them.
Heavy Bullets
Surprised that given the Rogue-Lite craze in indie games this title isn’t more talked about, especially after being played and promoted by many popular individuals.
Is a low poly FPS with an abstract but appealing visual style, the neon colors have a good contrast so they never feel like an eyesore, and the style has a neat early 3D vibe, the sound design having a glitchy vibe to it.
The gameplay reminds me of the original Wolfestein 3D; there’s no jumping, you walk through semi Labyrinthic corridors killing enemies and finding secrets, but that’s where the similarities end. The random generation is really good; I never encountered myself stuck or in unfair situations that can’t be solved by your own skill. It has some heart pounding moments which makes this game memorable at times, but going through random adversity never gets old.
– Real player with 45.0 hrs in game
“Welcome to High Rise Hunting Grounds: A Safe Place to Kill”
- You’re in for an adventure
Heavy Bullets has been haunting me rather successfully since 2015, but since I recently beat the new game that the creator had time to make in the interim, I decided to go back and smother this helpless baby once and for all.
It’s a roguelite. Lite because it doesn’t match some arbitrary criteria that some people, who are very mad that the Nethack wiki exists, came up with, but I’d be attempt to slot it under there anyway. All the roguelike elements, brimming on the surface like fecal matter at a water processing plant alongside Action-Adventure and RPG elements, just aren’t very good. They’re about as bad as that analogy.
– Real player with 23.9 hrs in game
RADical ROACH: Infinity
The RADical irradiated little bug is BACK!!!
A Uniquely Radicalized Adventure Every Flight!
RADicalROACH: Infinity is a rogue-lite fast paced arcadey cucaracha deep space shooter. Play as the tiny 2inch hero once again and spit your way through to outer space and the Abyss to reach and destroy the beings that lurk at the edges of time.
Spit Glands: Utilize a variety of drool dripping Spit types. Unlock many different ways to spit on your enemies causing all kinds of corrosive problems for your invert nemesis.
Bile Glands: When spitting acidic juices at those in your way just isn’t enough, power up and release the explosive cauldron of energy from below with the multiple Bile types you can acquire.
Black Holes: Use the fabric of the universe to slow time and bring the speed of battle down to your advantage, then, at your will release its power eliminating all in its path.
Radicalizations, Perks & Modifiers: Between each level change the course of this galactic expedition by choosing one of a selection of randomised Perks & Radicalizations. Some modifiers will help and others will hinder ye' little roachs progress towards his goals of vengeance.
Game Modes: Multiple extra game modes to compliment the main campaign, from score chasing madness, splatting flies and an epic battle against a seemingly unsurmountable foe.
Straimium Immortaly
If you like roguelikes that are done in a room-to-room format like Rogue Legacy or Pixel.Loot.Again, you should enjoy this.
If you liked Straima, you should enjoy this.
If you look at the video above and are amused or curious about the art style, you should enjoy this. The sound style is totally my thing too.
If you are looking for a hardcore roguelike, maybe give this one a pass. Unless more is added, the game isn’t too difficult to complete, and while there are unlockables, there aren’t all that many, and even fewer that significantly change the gameplay.
– Real player with 391.7 hrs in game
This was what I was looking for for so long… It turns out I’ve found my niche. Crazy s*** that makes no sense.
You would know if you would like this game just by looking at it. If the visuals seem… offputting, but the gameplay/tags tell you you want it, you should still get it.
In this game you will find:
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A design choice that makes you swear you were high
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Aliens that talk… well, not neccessarily “cute”, but in their own way. Whatever this item description means to you: “Worky Banga: Useable to magically changely item levely.”
– Real player with 114.3 hrs in game