- August 1, 2014
- Dead Shark Triplepunch
- 22h median play time
Epigenesis
Platforms
About
"Epigenesis is a multiplayer shooter/sports game where two teams compete in a futuristic, non-lethal ball game. Players use gravity cannons to navigate platforms and score goals, with the ultimate goal of capturing towers and constructing a node system. Teamwork, tactics, and precision are crucial as you strive for eternal glory in this unique game."






- The game is a unique blend of fast-paced FPS and sports mechanics, providing a fun and engaging experience.
- The graphics and art style are visually appealing, creating an immersive environment.
- Playing with friends enhances the experience, making it a great option for local multiplayer or LAN parties.
- The player base is virtually non-existent, making it difficult to find online matches.
- The game suffers from balancing issues, particularly with weapon mechanics and AI behavior.
- There are significant technical issues, including lag and poor optimization, which detract from the overall gameplay experience.
- gameplay58 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay of the game is characterized by its unique mechanics and fluid movement, offering a fun and strategic experience, particularly in multiplayer settings. However, many players express frustration over the lack of an active community, which limits the enjoyment of the game, especially in single-player modes. While the concept and execution are praised, issues such as clunky mechanics and occasional graphical lag detract from the overall experience.
“Great mechanics that feel fluid after a while of practice.”
“It's really fluid, and the seed-planting mechanic that allows you to capture platforms is really interesting.”
“All of this mixed with the ball scoring gameplay and the seed system, allowing you to shape the battlefield with various types of offensive/defensive plants and give your team passive bonuses.”
“The game felt overall very well put together and had a really great concept with decent execution but fell down because of its heavy reliance on multiplayer gameplay but nobody is playing it.”
“Epigenesis is not worth buying even though it is a functional game, because there isn't much to it other than simple gameplay and a few maps, and the worst fact being that virtually no one plays it... you will be forced to play against the AI most of the time.”
“Unfortunately, the gameplay is clunky and lags graphically too often, and especially at critical times, it seems.”