Neptune: Arena FPS

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"Neptune: Arena FPS" is a fast-paced, skill-based arena shooter set in a futuristic environment. It features classic deathmatch and instagib modes, with 9 different futuristic weapons to master. Compete against other players to climb the leaderboard, or practice offline with bots. Earn XP, ranks, and tokens to customize your player and weapons. Modern features like traps, jump pads, and weapon skins add an extra layer of challenge and strategy.

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Audience ScoreBased on 31 reviews

music2 negative mentions

The game is fun and fast-paced, reminiscent of classic arena shooters like Unreal and Quake.
The developer is active and responsive, showing potential for future updates and improvements.
It's a low-cost game that provides a decent experience for practicing shooting skills against bots.

The game suffers from a lack of players, making it difficult to find matches with real opponents.
There are several technical issues, including FPS drops, poor sound design, and limited graphics options.
Maps and AI need significant improvements to enhance gameplay and overall experience.

music
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is generally well-received for its calm and fitting theme, but it is criticized for being overly tranquil. Additionally, the sound design, particularly the weapon and explosion effects, detracts from the overall atmosphere, creating a dissonance that disrupts immersion.
- “The music choice is really good for this kind of game, but it needs a lot of work on sound design because the sound effects on weapons and explosions are kind of killing the atmosphere. They sound like they don't belong there and give you that uneasy feeling.”
- “The music is calm, too calm.”
- “What is the main music theme called?”
graphics
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics of the game have received mixed feedback; while some users feel an overhaul is needed, others are captivated by the visuals showcased in the trailer, suggesting they could significantly enhance the game's potential, especially in a VR context. Overall, the visuals are seen as a strong point that could elevate the game's standing in the FPS tournament and arena genre.
- “When I saw the trailer of the game, the visuals just reeled me in, and I wanted to play and give a review to this good and fun-looking game.”
- “The graphics are stunning and really enhance the overall experience of the game.”
- “This game could be a game changer in the FPS tournament/arena genre if it were VR playable with these visuals!”
- “It could certainly use an overhaul for graphics and content, but the base game is pretty good.”
- “When I saw the trailer of the game, the visuals just reeled me in and I wanted to play and give a review to this good and fun-looking game.”
- “That game could be a game changer in the FPS tournament/arena genre if it was VR playable with these visuals!”
gameplay
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is characterized by a nostalgic feel reminiscent of classic fast-paced first-person shooters, with weapons like the grenade launcher and laser rifle evoking memories of titles such as Quake and Cube3. This familiarity enhances the challenge and skill requirement, making for an engaging experience.
- “This game reminds me of an older game I used to play with a few friends called Cube3 (another fast FPS). The guns and everything feel nostalgic; the grenade launcher reminds me of the good old Quake, and the laser rifle reminds me of the sniper rifle from Cube3. Thank you, Francesco Pellaco, for the nostalgic gameplay!”
- “Still not a bad thing as it makes gameplay harder and more skill based.”
atmosphere
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The game's music is well-received and enhances the atmosphere, but the sound design, particularly for weapon and explosion effects, detracts from the overall experience, creating a dissonance that disrupts immersion.
- “The music choice is really good for this kind of game, but it needs a lot of work on sound design. The sound effects for weapons and explosions are somewhat jarring and detract from the overall atmosphere, creating an uneasy feeling.”
- “The music choice is really good for this kind of game, but it needs a lot of work on sound design because the sound effects on weapons and explosions are kind of killing the atmosphere. They sound like they don't belong there and give you that uneasy feeling.”
- “The overall atmosphere feels flat and uninspired, lacking the depth and immersion that I was hoping for.”
- “While the visuals are decent, the atmosphere is severely undermined by repetitive soundscapes that fail to evoke any real emotion.”