TLDR: The developer used AI to produce the textures, sprites and even the music. It's a low quality asset-flip, where AI generated assets are used instead of ones from the Unity store.

What you're getting here is a bare-bones boomer shooter with uninteresting level design, combat and enemy design. Assets don't fit into a cohesive art style and sound effects are stock. You can tell that elements of the cockpit are from different prompts, such as the joy-stick having a square base instead of a circular one to match the dashboard. It lacks basic features such as difficulty options, key re-binding and a map, which is sorely missed when you get lost in copy-paste corridors.

You'd hope this was a case where a talented programmer wanted to make technically impressive game, but didn't have the funds to hire a real artist or musician, but this is just lazy. AI games like this are the next generation of shovel-ware.

If you don't mind games that use mostly AI generated assets, this is serviceable game at £5. Charging £12.79 for something like this is criminal. A real shame, as this is a really cool idea for a game that deserves to be brought to life by talented game developers.

Really fun fast paced game. Brought me back to the Doom era. The HUD looked cool and loved adding the figurines to the mess inside. I stunk it up at first but once I got the hang of it, I really enjoyed mowing down the different TorxCorp mechs with a bunch of different guns. Can't wait to get through to the end!

Game is great overall. I really loved it. Let's get the cons out of the way first of which I really only had 2 and both are very subjective that would actually make the game MORE difficult so both of these might not be cons to everyone

Cons:
- enemy aggro was a little off. I'd be in a room fighting at enemies and /other/ enemies in the same room would not know I was there. just seemed a little odd they'd be unaware of my presence.
- boss fights were a little on the easy side since you were never locked in a room with them, so you could kind of just run away down long corridors while they chase and use your long ranged weaponry with little risk.

Pros:
- visual artstyle is awesome.
- soundtrack has nothing but bangers
- movement in the game world feels good. It's weighty but not overbearingly sluggish.
- all weapons seemed worthwhile and were enjoyable to use. you're frequency of each weapon will really just come down to preference.

My first play through without getting or hunting particularly hard for all secrets took just shy of 4hrs. I'd give it a high recommend in the boomer shooter space for quick bit of fun and can easily see a speed running community jumping on it. Congrats on the great game and release!

Loving it so far! Tight controls, fast-paced, and retro mecha action! Great aesthetic choices and soundtrack. The cockpit HUD and animations are flourishes that really please!

Changed my review to a down. Im an avid lover of Boomer Shooters and will forgive a lot.

This is AI driven, the UI looks horrible with obvious cutouts for the moving parts. The moving parts look blurry. The combat is floaty and impactless with uninteresting weapons that has me questioning if a gun is a pistol or a shotgun. The levels are completely uninspired copy paste corridors.

To top it all off it is way overpriced for what you get. It should be $8 max.

Genuinely awful. Looks good in static screenshots, in motion its like someone throwing up sour sweets on you. Nothing is animated (guess the ai cant do that yet).
The controls lack any weight or impact. The combat is all hitscan enemies and bland limp weapons.
I feel like I've been scammed.

This was very fun, seems to be inspired by Doom and Duke Nukem

If you like Necrodome and Descent you'll like this game. With so many bad games out there this one feels like a breath of fresh air.

WHOA BUDDY!! Let me tell ya this feels like what I used to play back in the day! Hahaha really liked what this developer was able to do. I appreciate the throw back game.

I think this is a fun indie game with a cool atmosphere that is definitely a love letter to games like Doom and Duke Nukem, which were some of my favorite games in the '90s. I enjoy the dash attack, which lets you quickly close distance to an enemy and buzz-saw them to death. This game has traditional movement but also the ability to dash left, right, and forward as well, giving you lots of mobility.

The biggest con I have so far is the controller support is mediocre at best. There's no way to adjust aim sensitivity (and the aim is WAY too sensitive by default), I wasn't able to do all the menuing via controller, and for some reason the dash left (X on the controller) didn't work, although dash right (B) did. I guess KBM is much more traditional anyway, as that is how I was playing Doom in the 1990s.

Edit: Disregard the previous paragraph. My issue with the controller button turned out to be Steam Input - if I disable if for this game, all buttons work as expected. Oddly, with steam input on, the X button doesn't work. I have a FlyDigi Vader 3 (which is basically an xbox controller with extra buttons). I'd still recommend a mouse for the menuing (which is basically only needed to start or continue the game).

As the developer response indicates, mouse sensitivity will change joystick sensitivity too, and I was able to get the controller to work very comfortably in this game after that advice.