KILLBUG

Rip and tear until I kill bug

for the price, you literally cannot beat this game. fast-paced combat with refreshing yet familiar mechanics, and a wide-variety of both engaging and unique enemies. i can’t say i’ve ever seen a game where your job is to eliminate every bug in sight as a praying mantis, but now that i’ve played killbug, let me say, after experiencing it, it’s a very awesome concept. pretty much no storyline, but your objective in this game is to not hard to understand, you have a sword and a gun and your job is to get thru as many enemies as possible, and the leaderboard is literal icing on the cake. i’ve only played for around a half an hour and i’m already within the top 7k which honestly idk if that’s good or not but i’m enjoying it a lot. if you like games similar to ultrakill or really just any arena shooter where your job is to eliminate enemies until you die, then yeah this game is for you. it’s perfect for players of all skill levels, simply just play until you get good...

Basically KILL KNIGHT if it had minaj with Hyper Demon, Quake and a few other games like that. KILLBUG is basically what it says, im not gonna spoil it BUT, here are some features you might like: 1. Use Centipedes as medpacks (I WILL NOT EXPLAIN HOW) 2. Spiders SUCK 3. Tapeworms are suprisingly intimidating for a bug, the first time i fought one i was sorta confused how to even beat it lol 4. the game can be VERY VERY hard, especially if you don't properly know the mechanics and enemy behaviors. Which there are i believe close to 100 by the time you reach a massive score. I might be wrong, dont be calling me a clown THE GAMEPLAY 100000/10 Movement is survival, wheather you're a masochist that stays on the ground, stay in the middle ground (me), or stay up top, movement is your brother in Christ in this hellhole of a fighting pit The map slowly changes SLIGHTLY overtime, in random ways as well MUSIC AND SOUNDS 9/10 It's not loud enough, that's my only complaint so far I pers...

Fantastic game. Some of the most solid and fleshed out FPS mechanics I've ever had the pleasure of playing. The wall walking, ground pounds, knife dashes, it all flows perfectly and seamlessly to culminate into one of the most fantastic FPS experiences I've ever had. You are a bug in an arena, and you go till you die, thats it. Simple concept, but few could of executed it so well. Difficult, but in all the right ways. The only negative that comes to mind is the lack of content. One arena, one gun, one knife, one boss. Once you've beat "the boss" (about 10 minutes in if you survive), that's pretty much it. It just loops to a slightly more difficult version of the previous round. The first half of my playtime was spent figuring out the groove of the mechanics, the second half was getting better with every round. Now I'm not crying about a whopping $2 price difference from what I feel the game is worth, but I did expect a bit more content than what I got for the price. $5 is the perfect ...

Killbug is a beginner's version of Devil Daggers that has enough to differentiate itself from similar copycat games to make it worth playing. It's purely an arena shooter with a score, but the combination of parkour and special attacks makes it a blast to play through. Unlike Devil Daggers, you have both time and a score. The enemy designs are somewhat inspired, as you have everything from ladybugs to centipedes and spiders. Each enemy is pretty much designed to be taken out a certain way. The centipedes don't attack you unless you attack them, but if you kill them you get health. Spiders start as eggs, but if they hatch they can quickly swarm and end your game in seconds. I gave up on this at first because it felt slow and clunky, but it's meant to be played a certain way that the tutorial doesn't tell you. if you slash the ground you can bounce up higher, and if you slash while falling from a height you can do a ground pound that obliterates everything. You can also combo with a sni...

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Ultrakill's cybergrind with bugs and an uzi. Yep. This game is just good you should get it.