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I did a small preview of the game before [here], so check that if you haven't heard of it before.
It is really cool, I just wish they expanded it a whole lot more. It's such a good idea, but needs more content.
About the game
From David Pittman (Eldritch, NEON STRUCT) and Minor Key Games (Super Win the Game, Gunmetal Arcadia), Slayer Shock is a role-playing shooter about hunting vampires in Nebraska.
Operating from your headquarters at a college coffee shop, you take missions to patrol the streets, rescue captive humans, and weaken the undead threat. A team of fellow vampire slayers assists you from HQ, providing new weapons, skills, and research.
With a format that lovingly recalls scripted television (missions are "episodes", each campaign is a "season"), Slayer Shock blends immersive first-person action, lightweight strategy, and procedural narrative into a uniquely thrilling experience.
Assemble a team, hunt the vampires, and save your hometown! Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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rustybroomhandle Oct 3, 2016
Quoting: Guestdoesn't look like I'd pay $20 for this
You're right, $30 would be more fair. ;)
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I bought the game at launch and played eight hours my first session --- and I'm still in Season One. Worth every penny --- and I'm a cheap bastard when it comes to game purchases XD. I agree with Liam, I think, that I'll wish there were more content available, not because I find the game lacking, but because I hunger for more!
Whatever Slayer Shock may "lack" in graphics is more than made up for by clever game mechanics, sophisticated game play, and subtle humour. The graphics style takes me back to Half-Life and its brethren, simple appearance but sublime originality.
Last edited by Nanobang on 3 October 2016 at 12:13 pm UTC
Whatever Slayer Shock may "lack" in graphics is more than made up for by clever game mechanics, sophisticated game play, and subtle humour. The graphics style takes me back to Half-Life and its brethren, simple appearance but sublime originality.
Last edited by Nanobang on 3 October 2016 at 12:13 pm UTC
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I bought it instantly when I saw it last week. I didn't get to play it yet (busy weekend) but hopefully very soon! I loved NEON STRUCT.
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Love that game! I'm playing it with the Steam Controller and controls are just perfect (without any re-configuration). =)
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