DEATHTRIP

#7 on the leader board as of writing this review (sorry Zenji you're #9 now) Someone got high and made a video game, if you; like myself don't have access to mind altering substances, this should do. Jokes aside, this game has a flat surface, but gets deep when you try digging Source Engine Movement with auto-bhop is awesome I personally believe Froggy's (another one of the reviewers and someone I know through discord) statement isn't as true as you'd think, there are several different ways of getting points and trying to beat the game, play styles vary between get a deathtrip as many times as possible, you can also attempt to slow time as much as possible, which is an extremely effective point farming tool or perfect your movement and play the evasive fragger Sure the non-skull enemies are a bit annoying, I've suggested in steam discussions that they be changed alongside other elements of the game, but it's worth the buy, also if you get this, please talk in steam discussions I'm alon...

I wanted to like it, but it's style over any sort of substance at a price tag that does not compete with the games that inspired it before it. If you're from Devil Daggers, Nix Umbra, Hyper Demon or even Ultrakill theres nothing in here for you except a strong aesthetic and music. You've effectively seen everything in this game, or 95% of it's contents after 2-3 minutes. The gameplay after 30 mins before I surrendered was - most of the game doesn't matter. You effectively just rush coffins, that if you kill drop pills. If you die and run into pills you're brought back to life invincible for 30 seconds. Repeat that for definitive immortality. Then you shoot skulls for scoring. Nothing grants points except one enemy type that spawns from coffins, so your loop for points is entirely these coffins as a whole. Movement is kind of fun alone, but not in practice if the game doesn't have good tells for anything - theres a million bullets flying around that will one shot you with no i...