Less lucky for us is the fact that most people you encounter couldn’t care less about your predicament. They see a lone, defenseless girl far from civilization and plan to bury their meat pole into your character if they can get their hands on you. There is no attack button or way to defend ourselves […]
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An important thing to note right off the bat is that this title is currently at the pre-alpha stage of development. There is a ton more lore stated within the store-page we are never privy to if we don’t read that. In its current state, you’ll find it feels more like a tech demo to
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Sadly, this character switching mechanic is thrown to the side quickly after the intro, leaving us to play as whichever character we prefer. Saika with her shotgun has range on her side, but a slower attack rate. Meanwhile, Yuki has to get right up close and personal with her foes and make good use of
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It is one heck of an opening, even more so for those familiar with the first title and can see the massive improvements on the graphics, as well as the music. Its soundtrack which was one of its weakest flaws is now one of its strongest aspects. This is quite a fitting OST, reminiscent of
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Our first character is equipped with a pistol. That may seem like a typical starter weapon for an FPS as you try to get your hands on bigger guns and never use it again, but this is far from the case. You will soon discover that PositronX is just as much of a Rouge-like as
One of the first things you’ll notice as you get used to the controls and move around is a soldier following you around. If the title Barrage and the opening intro didn’t tip you off by now, we will be up against a staggering amount of foes at any one time. Every extra gun by
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After the opening cut-scenes to introduce to the story, we are thrown into the first world’s hub-world. This game is rather unique in that it each dimension has its own hub-world where you can explore to find both collectibles and mini-games, instead of it simply being set dressing to enter the actual levels. It’s a
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The story is near nonexistent. You simply start breaking out of your containment and work your way into breaching other areas without much in the way of plot. Starting off will see you as a tiny flesh-like creature, yet the more humans you consume, the larger you grow. Taking damage will see you lose mass
