Pros:
Engaging Boss fights with a good learning curve and cleverly designed enemies with tricky mechanics, some level layouts are neat and intuitive, making it easier to devise effective strategies.

Cons:
● The bad scrolls ruins everything, In Issac game, upgrades are visible and player can make their own decisions instead of being forced to accept some useless garbage, FXXK! Monkey see, monkey do.
● All the scrolls are ♥♥♥♥♥♥, these upgrades only change the base statics without offering any fun mechanics. Ironically, the bad scrolls have more mechanics than the actual upgrades, some like “You cannot switch weapon until the ammo are used up” or “ You lose HP when you jump”, some lazy and arrogant developers.
● The gunplay feels bad, and the shooting feedback on enemies is terrible. I highly doubt that there are no weak spots in this game. Typically, this game doesn’t even feel like a proper shooting game.
● The progression in this game sucks, a 20-minutes run to upgrade critical chance by 1% ? Do you think you're some kind of GaaS game? Fxxk yourself. and I can hardly ever get a decent weapon, guys this is a roguelite game not a Diablo game, I cannot keep that weapon permanent, what were you thinking?

捂着鼻子玩儿完的
Boss挺有意思学习曲线不错，有些关卡也很直观结构挺新颖；

剩下的就是有五个吊：
傻逼学以撒你把效果藏起来让玩家开盲盒？玩个吊
卷轴就加加属性没BD没胡牌？玩个吊
枪感像玩具没事，第一枪就散射打不准，还鸡巴平衡武器把高射速武器伤害削的跟水枪一样，玩个吊
打半个小时回来局外属性加1%不到，玩个吊
好武器掉率小的跟开发者的脑子一样，又鸡巴不是网游刷宝，玩个吊

I'm conflicted on Immortal Redneck. As a boomer shooter fan, I feel like I should love this game to death, but as a roguelike fan, it's kinda hard. The movement and gunplay are some of the most addictive in the genre, and they highkey carry the game in spite of its shortcomings. The music's pretty nice, too; I never considered how well a banjo and a sitar could work together. The bosses are cool, but the enemy and level design is frustratingly hit-and-miss - the blue sniper dudes in the third pyramid straight-up don't work sometimes and ruin certain rooms.

Redneck's biggest failing, though, lies in its roguelike elements. Immortal Redneck not only isn't a very good roguelike, but it feels like it doesn't even want to be one. Room layouts get VERY repetitive only a few hours in, and the skill rooms in particular get a groan out of me every time. Scrolls, your main source of progression during a run, can just be bad for you sometimes with garbage like adding fall damage (LOL) or removing one of your jumps. There's no interesting choice here, the game just decides your power-up is a power-down for no reason. I once had a run where nearly every scroll I picked up was bad, and there was nothing I could've done about it other than not picked up scrolls to begin with, which isn't fun. Some scrolls just turn off certain mechanics, which doesn't feel particularly well thought-out; Trap Disarmer trivializes most skill rooms by itself, for instance. The most you have in the way of long-term progression is a hackneyed skill tree, which leads to lengthy stretches of grinding each time you reach a new pyramid so you can get your numbers up. Frankly, it makes me wish the skill tree wasn't there and I could run through each pyramid as I unlock them by the seat of my own skill.

Immortal Redneck is also one of the most remarkably unpolished games I've seen come to market. Enemies spawning on top of you or damn close to it is a woefully not-uncommon occurrence. I once had to abandon a run when one of the enemies teleported out of the room and I couldn't kill it. The game's also prone to random stutters in my experience, one of which cost me a run on the final boss. The subtitles almost never match what your character is saying, and while I wouldn't mind it happening once or twice, it being every time Redneck opens his mouth is a bit distracting. These things don't bother me much on principle, but taken together, they come off as a lack of care taken by the developers. It feels like I'm playing an Early Access game, but the game's 8 years old and has been through multiple patches.

In spite of everything, I'd still say I enjoyed my time with Immortal Redneck. As much as I can't stand the jank, damn if the gunplay didn't have me hooked. "Good shooter, bad roguelike" is the best way I can describe it. I recommend Immortal Redneck with the hefty asterisk that it WILL test your patience as much as your aim and movement. If you're okay with that in the name of a fun boomer shooter, give this game a try - just maybe get it on sale.

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