Zortch

A good fricking game. A genuine steal of a deal. Keep playing it, it gets so much better as you go! Very creative, good secrets imo and fun combat! Again, it gets better the further you go!

I'm zortchin it

Aliens tried to eat my BRaINZZ!!!

has the vibes of an old fps that came out on pc and n64, if that makes sense. much fun, game is good

It's a steal for $5! The few complaints I had are mere nitpicks and they're all gone in Zortch 2's demo. I eagerly await the next entry and recommend any old school FPS fans to buy this game and play it.

An incredibly excellent boomer shooter in vein of classic N64 FPS games and those weird cartoon games that you encountered at Blockbuster video as a kid, fun from start to finish with a immensely generous asking price and great length. My only nitpick would have to be issues with judder from the first person camera as things don't look as smooth as they can be with game as logic capped at 60 FPS which even with FPS unlocked and external FPS cap to 60 FPS it still is a little jittery but other than that it is an astounding game that works great even on a 5K2K Ultrawide monitor, kudos to the developer for creating such a great little game. The demo of it's sequel dropped recently and was fun too so looking forward to when it drops as well. (Pro tip if your high resolution monitor is zoomed in at native resolution, switch to DPI scaling as "application" and also force 16x anisotropic filtering on your GPU control panel for more detailed distant textures.)

You know... This game feels almost 𝖀𝖓𝖗𝖊𝖆𝖑. I have a few thoughts - First being that the game was just a genuine blast to play. The weapons are familiar but fun, the enemies are goofy 90s shooter tropes, the main character is extremely mobile and that made for fast and fun gameplay which was exactly what I wanted to see. I made it to the end on Maxed, and it really was just the right amount of frustrating for my liking. The enemies pulled no punches and were frequently unfair, but you're given plenty of unfair advantages yourself, including the spammable force field and near limitless and very generous placement of soda machines, so it evened out. It's hard enough of a game to feel like an accomplishment to beat without becoming discouraging, or making me wish I had spent the time better the way Wanderstop did. It was also a better horror game than Gone Home, and a better sci fi exploration game than the space game Bethesda put out that I honestly, for real, can't ...

Game is good. The difficulty is fair even on the highest setting, and I do highly recommend playing it on the highest setting after completing it once or twice on lower difficulties, simply because the game plays [i]very[/i] differently on MAXED and it is a challenging but entertaining experience to manage.

gud game

No brainer for any fan of faster paced retro style fps. Great level design. Fun weapons and enemies. You'll be constantly tripping over moments that show a really passionate attention to detail. All in a package so trimmed of any fat that it runs like a dream even on the lowest spec PC's.