You are left to survive in an abandoned research facility and you must fight off waves of enemies using unique modular weapons to which you can attach the body parts of your enemies.
Topdown survival shooter with modular weapons and roguelike elements.
The concept is actually really cool! But the audio levels need some tweaking — the sound is way too loud. I couldn't find any audio settings (or maybe there aren't any).
I also didn't really understand the decision not to pause the game when opening the inventory. I wanted to take my time reading item descriptions and exploring some build options, but I ended up getting eaten alive instead haha.
The roguelike gameplay feels fast-paced and satisfying, but I wasn’t sure how it connects to the “Old Tech” theme. The encounters also started to feel repetitive after a while. More variety in enemies or events would help keep things interesting.
Super interesting game with the temporary gun buffs. It took me a bit to figure out how it works, but when I figured it out, I had a really fun time upgrading and collecting materials. I didn't have enough time to read the buffs/debuffs because I was always worried about being hit, so if I could make one suggestions, I'd say to lose the debuffs depending on location, and just have a single trait per organ so it can be quickly throw away or equipped. I'd also say to make each buff last longer so I put more thought into the type of organ/buff I want. Overall super cool audio and visuals are sooo creepy too.
The game is fun; I played for about 10–15 minutes and realized that, since there’s no pause function in the inventory, you have to quickly equip weapon parts at random. Also, getting upgrades is awkward—I’d add a confirmation button, because during battle you might accidentally tap an upgrade and not even realize what you’ve selected. ✌
i like the concept! The enemy variety felt a little limited, but I’d love to see more in future updates. More varied weapon effects could make the combat even more engaging. Here's an idea: Would it be possible to attach monster limbs to a character's body the same way you designed them to attach to weapons? Maybe something like Tetsuo from *Akira* or Godrick from *Elden Ring*.
The atmosphere in the abandoned research facility is super creepy and sets a great tone for the game. I loved the core mechanic of building unique modular weapons out of harvested enemy parts; it really adds a cool layer of strategy to the survival shooter.
I also didn't really understand the decision not to pause the game when opening the inventory. I wanted to take my time reading item descriptions and exploring some build options, but I ended up getting eaten alive instead haha.