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The game does excactly what you'd expect from it. One of the better bullet heaven games. Not to big on content but what's there is fun and enough (21 hours... for now)

+1

This was so cool ?

Didn't grab me. Art style isn't to appealing to me either. If I remember correctly a controller is required.

Satisfying fp melee combat (if you're in that sort of thing). It doesn't overstay it's welcome and is intended for multiple runs with harder modes and tech moves to unlock. Some tedious search segments (I can't stand searching/puzzles) but nothing to bad.

Fun small roguelite where risk vs reward is incentivized by a combo system that increases the exp value (ink) you pick in your run that carries over to your permanent talent trees (3). Played and finished with mouse and keyboard (keys are rebindable).

A classic. If you like robotron-like games I can't imagine that person not liking this title. It's been a long time since I played it but I remember lots of weapons and modes to unlock.

Very short, very satisfying. As blab pointed out there is community supported content to extends the game's longevity (maps, weapons, etc).

@Bambz Thanks for saving me money. rubberbanding is no buy from me.

Also available on gog for those interested.

Super fun game and would recommend. I do want to point out that after the credits roll there is nothing. If you load up your finished save file it just rolls the credits again.

Barebones in every way.

? 'Notice: At the request of the publisher, Space Hulk: Deathwing is no longer available for sale on Steam.' ?

Free to play: Yes Ideal game for a playsession with fans.

It's that kind of game you start playing and before you know it it's morning. You don't die in one hit (you can if you want to though and get rewarded for it as well)! Lots of recover mechanics and things to unlock to help you overcome hard sections and new difficulties. Is grindy, how much partially depends on your own skill.