REPLIKATOR

[b]KAMGUSTA'S MINI REVIEW[/b] A nice sci-fi rogue-lite. For a while. I spent a good amount of time playing it - 13 hours - as in its early stages it's very fun - until you reach "danger level" 4 (there are 5 of them). At that time, you'll be short of flexibility on your builds (very luck-based and time-consuming to create) and your character feels too much underpowered. Then, fun vanishes and you'll see all the shortcomings of this game: 80% of weapons and perks are useless, levels are all the same, "secret" doors became evident, enemies have terrible AI, character stats do not improve, countdown timers are not balanced, you'll be always short of keys, opening the map does not pause the timer and last but not least, game becames a bullet hell. Everything could have been easily fixed, but the developer abandoned the game. Let's hope in REPLIKATOR 2. [b]Best played with joypad Recommended buy price: 5$ Score: 5,5/10[/b]

abandoned game

One of those hidden gems a lot of people are going to miss. It reminds me a lot of other titles in the rogue lite genre, but I think it's biggest issue is it doesn't really excel past many. That being said at it's current price it's a no brainier as the game-play is fair and fluid. The weapons all feel pretty good and fairly unique. The implant system is interesting so far, but I can't say it's too inspiring (most things are like you get more ammo from drops or a little more health, but there are some that will leave flame trails and such) but are interesting enough to play around with. There is some choppy moments in the game which I think is from the size of the maps (I've hit as low as 58fps on a 3080rtx) but it's nothing game ruining. Honestly if you're a bit like me and you've played waaaaay too many roguelites this is a great pallet cleanser of a game. There's no real nonsense, meta progression is pretty minimal (no stat increases, but like ways to improve your items in ru...