- November 20, 2016
- SvarogStudios
- 4h median play time
Germ Wars
Platforms
About
It's the flu season and you're stuck at home feeling sick. Or maybe you are just bored but still want to do some good in this world. Now you can headbutt viruses, bacteria and other germs into oblivion, and look damn cool while doing it!Take control of a determined White Blood Cell on a quest for self discovery, vengeance, punishment and annihilation of all evil germs who would dare infiltrate an …
- The game offers a satisfying upgrade system that keeps players engaged as they evolve their character.
- Despite its simplistic design, the gameplay can be addictive and fun for short bursts.
- The soundtrack is catchy and adds to the overall experience of the game.
- The game suffers from numerous bugs and technical issues that can disrupt gameplay.
- Graphics are unappealing and lack variety, making the game visually dull.
- Gameplay becomes repetitive and tedious after a short period, leading to boredom.
gameplay
18 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay of Germ Wars is characterized by repetitive mechanics centered around dashing into enemies, which many players find unoriginal and tedious over time. While some appreciate the satisfying physics and potential for fun, the overall experience is marred by performance issues and a lack of depth, leading to a perception of limited replayability and a need for better balance and refinement. Despite its solid foundation, the gameplay ultimately fails to impress, leaving players wanting more in terms of engagement and advancement.
“The physics of slamming into enemies is satisfying and keeps the gameplay fun.”
“Germ Wars, although not the most technically impressive indie game, is built on a solid foundation and good mechanics.”
“However, gameplay is quite fun and controls with keyboard work perfectly.”
“The game mechanics are just plain bad.”
“Very repetitive gameplay, no replayability.”
“The gameplay is pretty much always the same and it's boring.”