- October 21, 2016
- Das Humankapital
Atomic Butcher: Homo Metabolicus
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About
"That game where you can pee, poop and puke." -- this is a 2D platformer with 360° aiming. It is violent, it is fast, it is absolutely over the top. Jump around, slide, dash and dunk into enemies to kill them, and then eat them. On your quest for meat you encounter a lot of deadly traps in a post-apocalyptic wasteland. Become the ultimate weapon of mass digestion: the Homo Metabolicus!








- The game features innovative mechanics, such as using urine as a weapon and a unique health system based on consuming meat from defeated enemies.
- The graphics and soundtrack effectively capture a retro, post-apocalyptic vibe, enhancing the overall gaming experience.
- Gameplay is fast-paced and responsive, with a variety of power-ups and abilities that keep the action engaging.
- The game lacks modern video options, only supporting a 4:3 aspect ratio, which can be frustrating on larger monitors.
- Its gross themes and content may not appeal to all players, particularly those sensitive to graphic violence and bodily functions.
- There are occasional performance issues, such as stuttering graphics, which can detract from the overall experience.
graphics
5 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics are designed to evoke a retro feel, featuring pixelated visuals reminiscent of 90s Amiga games, with a mix of simpler designs and imaginative, nightmare-like enemies. While the gory details enhance the game's atmosphere, some users noted occasional stuttering in the graphics during gameplay. Overall, the visuals contribute to a nostalgic yet challenging experience.
“Challenging 2D shoot 'n' run with some gory graphic details, imaginative nightmare-like enemies, and a really enthralling soundtrack.”
“The graphics remind me of some 90s Amiga games.”
“Contra: graphics will sometimes stutter around a little bit (you know we have some super smooth scrolling on the Commodore 64).”
“Specifically made to resemble the retro feeling with pixelated graphics.”