Neon Hardcorps is a fast paced top down action shooter, inspired by games such as Contra, Metal Slug, Super Turrican, Cybernator, Realm and Doom Troopers.
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| Sprache | Oberfläche | Ton | Untertitel |
|---|---|---|---|
| Englisch |
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There are 'indie games', and then there are 'basement-homebrew-proof-of-concept-school-project-indie-games'. Don't get me wrong - both can be awesome. Sometimes the best games are totally rough around the edges - although most times they are not. I'm not gonna trash talk someones labor of love, but I can't recommend it with a straight face, either. While Neon Hardcorps has some cool ideas and pays respect to old-school games like Contra, it ultimately falls short with its issues with performance, controls, and overall lack of transitions and options. At least the price-point isn't greedy, and seems reasonable for what it offers. Pros: +It definately showcases a labor-of-love that took a good bit of time to produce. The dev's next game will definatley be better. +I like the old-school love. Cons: -Performance slow-down is bad. -Controller support is there, but is bad. Even with keyboar
Play Hotline Miami instead, Far better game to enjoy.
I think this game has a lot of good intentions, I think it has a lot of positives, I think the developers had the right idea. But right now (as of the time of this writing) as it is, I feel like it's a not a product ready to be rolled out to the public. I think it has a great visual style, it brings me right back to old 90s DOS top-down shooters, this is what appealed to me the most. This is the games most redeeming feature at the moment. The game does need a ton of small tweaks and fixes. There is very bad feedback, visually or aurally, when it comes to the UI. When you click on something in the menu, it doesn't highlight or make any significant sound when you click, it feels very cheap and whipped together this way. If you click on the wrong item, like "New Game" instead of "Continue," you can't go back at all. You're doomed to start over (which I did). You can't adjust the volume, co
The game looks good for a retro wannabe top down shooter. Though honestly, I am not sure if these graphics qualify as retro anymore, since there are more "Retro" game releases than there are eye melting graphical games. It's pretty much "Modern graphics" now, and the epic graphics are almost Retro in a way....Anyway! That's beside the point, and I am rambling. As I said, the game looks good, and is a top down shooter. I personally love top down shooters, but I did not like this. I'm not sure why exactly unfortunately. I think the main reason is the controls. It's keyboard only, and I just feel this type of game plays better as a twin stick shooter. Anyway, as the game develops hopefully they will had gamepad support. I am still recommending the game, because it's not HORRIBLE.....in fact it has really good potential and I am kind of anxious to see where the game goes.
Neon Hardcorps is a top-down action game that has, to date of writing, received a positive reception. The game is clearly inspired by the top-down shooters that were at one stage the rage of the gaming industry. Although some time has past since that was well and truly the case I do have a place in my heart for these types of games. Some of them are among my all-time favorites include the Alien Breed franchise on the Atari, The Chaos Engine (Soldier of Fortune) also on Atari and Mega Drive, Commando, Gauntlet, Ikari Warriors and plenty more. That I am instantly reminded of enjoying those titles only served as a positive to Neon Hardcorps. Now I'm not going to lie to you and tell you that the game is as good as any of those classics or that it measures up to them in any way. Those titles are some of the more treasured titles in gaming history. It would be unfair to expect that from a you
Don't waste your time on this one.
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