- August 13, 2015
- Onipunks
- 2h median play time
C-Wars
Platforms
About
C-Wars is pixel action horror game with strategy, rogue-like flavor, and a 16-bit graphics which is retro enough to bring you back to 90's.Start your story with different heroes from different factions. Unveil dark stories behind the infectious outbreak that turns people into mutated monsters.











- The art style is wonderful and the graphics are visually appealing.
- The combat system is fluid and engaging, providing a fun gameplay experience.
- The developers have shown commitment to improving the game with regular updates and patches.
- The game feels unfinished and lacks the depth and features promised during the Kickstarter campaign.
- There are significant gameplay issues, including clunky controls and a confusing combat system.
- Many backers feel disappointed and frustrated due to the long development time and lack of communication from the developers.
story
13 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story aspect of the game is criticized for being minimal and lacking depth, with missions feeling repetitive and disconnected from a cohesive narrative. While there are three characters with unique skills and missions, the overall gameplay is described as straightforward and lacking in customization or engaging storytelling elements. Players note that the game appears to be in an incomplete state, with potential for future story development hinted at but not yet realized.
“On to it: the art is wonderful, the story is cool, and the combat is fluid for the most part.”
“Plus, I can see there are more coming, like story, store, item management, and stuff.”
“There's a bunch of characters to choose from (3 at the moment), more to come I'd presume, all with their own unique weapons, play styles, and missions.”
“Actually had a decent amount of work put into it, especially the graphics, but development stopped before the part where it became a real game with gameplay or a story.”
“No story, no customization, very limited sound and music.”
“Three separate characters, each with their own missions (although they barely vary) and they all control pretty differently.”