Destropolis is a top-down shooter game, inspired by such classic games like “Crimsonland”, “Alien Shooter” or “Nuclear Throne”. It takes place in a futuristic city, filled with red, cube-like enemies. Tear them to pieces with bullets, lasers and nuclear explosions. Play alone or with friends in a local co-op mode. Destroy as many enemies as you can before they overwhelm you.
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A great minimalist twin stick shooter. It reminds me of a slick abstract take on something akin to 10 Tons' Crimsonland.
It's good clean fun destroying polygons that want to destroy you so its a give and take affair. Sometimes you eat the cube sometimes the cubes smash you. Didn't quite hook me but its fun enough in spurts.
A clean and simple twin-stick shooter. If you love those and really need a new one to scratch the itch go for it - it's just $5. But otherwise there are many better ones out there. There's no real progression or sense of purpose in here. It's just you and hordes of enemies, ruined buildings, and random pickups. By accumulating total score you unlock new weapons or ingame perks, sure, but most feel just the same as the other ones and there's no permanent upgrades of any sort. In that sense, it's not really a roguelite but just a good old arcade twin-stick. There's no real purpose in getting better or lasting longer though. The leaderboard is pointless, there are almost no ways to affect your score (one random 2x score pickup), no permanent progression, no stages, no enemy variety, nothing. Even achievements are only based on your score.
The new update is lit. My old review was still recommended, but I listed a litany of complaints and it was very negative overall. That old review is wrong, so it's gone. Of course I still recommend the game, it's a blast. So many things have been tuned, changed, and improved across the board. It's a bit easy to start now, but it's sooo fun. Explosions everywhere. More guns, better guns. If you want a chill game to zone out after a hard day, this is your ticket. You get to be the conductor of a ballet of destruction, good luck have fun.
Proof that a twin-stick shooter can be a work of art. Destropolis' minimalist art style is bolstered by intelligent gameplay with precision weapon and skill mechanics, and persistent level progression across play sessions. The aesthetics and gameplay are elevated by LukHash's beautiful synthwave soundtrack and the integration of tempo manipulation with Bullet Time works to create a beautiful example of digital love. - Skinnyfat Lists
Cool idea but without permanent upgrades rather boring. Would love to see some sorta progress to have reason to play the game besides "looks cool" and "number go up"
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