- April 2, 2024
- WRF Studios
NightFeed
Platforms
About
"NightFeed" is a rogue-lite action game where players, either alone or with up to three others, assume the role of Shadow Hunters, consuming the dead and stealing treasure in an open-world setting. Unlock powerful characters, including a werewolf, and multiple maps, such as a dinosaur-filled Jurassic one. Discover hidden items, complete side-quests, and strive for challenging in-game achievements in this gripping, dark, and cooperative experience.







- Nightfeed offers a fun and engaging gameplay experience, especially when played with friends, making it a great party game.
- The game features a variety of unique characters and abilities, along with interesting maps and a solid soundtrack, enhancing replayability.
- The developer is responsive to feedback and actively updates the game, showing commitment to improving the player experience.
- The game suffers from some bugs and performance issues, including lag in multiplayer and disjointed animations.
- Character progression and build variety are limited compared to other games in the genre, which may lead to a feeling of repetitiveness.
- Some players find the gold grinding for unlocking characters tedious and the starting character choices unsatisfactory.
story
10 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game lacks a traditional storyline, focusing instead on optional quests and tasks that reveal secrets and unlock collectibles across various maps. Players can engage in timed challenges and explore diverse environments filled with unique enemies, but the absence of a cohesive narrative may limit its appeal for those seeking a deeper story experience. Overall, it serves as a casual, fun multiplayer option rather than a story-driven title.
“Each map eventually reveals its own secrets and missions wherein completing special tasks can unlock new locations and collectible trophies.”
“There are quests within the runs (that are optional, you can just battle the timer per level as well), an eclectic array of enemies (including dinosaurs!), buildings that can be entered, hidden portals to other maps, some unique movement options, and rock-solid graphics with glitch-free gameplay.”
“It's kind of weird the graveyard was the only place I found actual quests too, and kind of lame because there's only 10 minutes to do them on the map, so you have to dead sprint to the quest location or you have no shot at doing them.”
“Cons (ish): there is not a story line to this game.”
“This game isn't likely to be your main title, but if you're looking for a great time to just kick back with a few friends and run around maps with no required story objectives, I highly recommend picking this one up.”