Huygens Principle is 2D top-down shooter where you become the person that you killed.
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you shoot people, the people you shoot you then become. you kill more people, you become the people basically it's communism the game
At first Huygens Principle seems like another Hotline Miami knockoff but it's actually quite different. The whole game is built around "you become who you killed" feature. It adds more chaos and fun to the game. There are 13 chapters, each with its own soundtrack. Each level has its own theme like present, future, past and even hell. In some chapters you have an ability to slowdown time and one chapter is like top-down version of Super Hot. Sadly there's no story it to except names of the chapters, which give you not much to go on. Pros: + Adrenaline gameplay + Different abilities + Many levels + Exciting soundtrack Cons: - Though levels are different in theme, structure is always similar - If you ragequit, you have to complete chapter from the beginning - Levels in hell might hurt your eyes If you like Hotline Miami, then you should definitely play this. Don't let the graphics and
Very simple mechanics, but hardcore gameplay! I like challenging games and this game is challenging enough to try. Also, music is good, cool retrowave sounds.
Really neat little game. Could be excellent with a bit of polish. However the core mechanic is designed well enough that you get used to zipping around and changing where you're aiming every time you get a kill. It can make the game more frustrating sometimes when you die but for the most part it achives that smooth hotline miami combo feel that it's going for. On the subject of Hotline, the body switching mechanic is a super creative way to solve one of the problems that game had, which was players who would just hunker down in one room and carefully aggro and kill every guy on the map. The scoring system helped discourage this, but you could do it anyway. In Huygens Principle, however, you have no choice to be aggressive, because the moment you kill some guy while you're hiding in cover, you're no longer in cover, and you have to constantly reevaluate your surroundings. I would love to
At first Huygens Principle seems like another Hotline Miami knockoff but it's actually quite different. The whole game is built around "you become who you killed" feature. It adds more chaos and fun to the game. There are 13 chapters, each with its own soundtrack. Each level has its own theme like present, future, past and even hell. In some chapters you have an ability to slowdown time and one chapter is like top-down version of Super Hot. Sadly there's no story it to except names of the chapters, which give you not much to go on. Pros: - Adrenaline gameplay - Different abilities - Many levels - Exciting soundtrack Cons: - Though levels are different in theme, structure is always similar - If you ragequit, you have to complete chapter from the beginning - Levels in hell might hurt your eyes If you like Hotline Miami, then you should definitely play this. Don't let the graphics and
Cute little shooter worth 0,39€ Follow my curator page here: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/33581320-Indie-Rulez/
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