BOXHEAD:Immortal

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BOXHEAD:Immortal is a single player and multiplayer role playing game. It was developed by Sean Cooper and was released on March 27, 2024. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

A certain zombie virus arrived on BOXHEAD World with a meteorite that fell by chance, causing the cells of many people with Type B blood to merge with the virus, quickly turning them into zombies. To survive in this purgatorial world, you must unleash every bullet into the hordes of the zombies and use any explosive objects at your disposal to drench every inch of the land in blood. Boxhead: Immo…

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Audience ScoreBased on 36 reviews

humor1 positive mentions

gameplay2 negative mentions

Nostalgic experience that brings back memories of the classic Boxhead flash games.
Potential for fun gameplay with co-op features and a rougelite twist, appealing to fans of the original series.
Works well on SteamDeck with good performance and controller support, making it accessible for multiplayer sessions.

Currently lacks content and feels unfinished, with many players expressing disappointment over the limited gameplay and features.
Game is considered too easy, with many players finding it lacks challenge and depth compared to the original.
Technical issues such as bugs, lag in multiplayer, and missing features from the original game detract from the overall experience.

gameplay
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Gameplay has received mixed feedback, with some players finding it dull and expressing a desire for more engaging mechanics and faster weapon acquisition, reminiscent of the original game. There is a call for improved level-up rewards and a more dynamic shooting experience to enhance overall enjoyment.
- “The gameplay is a bit dull; this could be a really fun game with more level-up rewards, guns, and other features.”
- “Please, I beg you, just bring back the mechanics from the original game. Everything shoots so slowly, and weapons are hard to obtain.”
graphics
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The graphics in Boxhead: Immortal have been noted for their polished art style compared to the original game and web versions, enhancing the overall visual experience. While some players prefer the minimalistic graphics of the original, the Steam version offers improved visuals alongside expanded gameplay elements and more sophisticated AI.
- “The Steam version offers a polished art style, an expanded arsenal along with upgrades, which you receive after surviving a couple of rounds, and more sophisticated AI, which intensifies after each wave, challenging players with hordes of the undead and the red devils shooting fireballs.”
- “I'm not gonna lie, the minimalistic graphics are a thousand times better in the original game.”
- “Boxhead: Immortal is similar to the web versions, which were published over a decade ago on CrazyMonkeyGames; however, the Steam version lacks the charm and simplicity of those earlier graphics.”
story
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The story aspect of the game is not explicitly discussed in the review, as the focus is primarily on gameplay mechanics and balance issues. However, the reviewer expresses enjoyment of the game overall, indicating that the narrative may be overshadowed by the ease of gameplay and the overpowering nature of weapons and abilities.
humor
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Players appreciate the humor in the game, particularly noting the amusing dance animations that characters perform when shot, which adds a lighthearted touch to the gameplay.
- “And they still have the funny dance when they get shot.”