- January 23, 2023
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Non-Stop Raiders
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About
"Non-Stop Raiders" is an infinite side-scroll runner where you play as different raiders, plundering gold to upgrade abilities and unlock new characters. Traverse through various areas such as forests, catacombs, and dungeons, while avoiding obstacles and enemies. Use your collected gold to increase durability, gain more attack power, or unlock new characters like Redmane, Big Head, Sus Knight, and Coffee Hunter.










- The game features nice retro graphics that are well-suited to its style.
- It's a simple and addictive endless runner that can provide a brief distraction and entertainment.
- Unlocking achievements is easy and can be completed in a short amount of time.
- The gameplay is repetitive and lacks variety, with only a few enemy types and minimal level differentiation.
- There is no controller support, which is a significant drawback for a platformer on Steam in 2023.
- The music is monotonous and can become grating, detracting from the overall experience.
music
9 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game has been widely criticized for its amateur quality, featuring repetitive and monotonous loops that lack variety and fail to enhance the gameplay experience. Most tracks are described as droning and irritating, with only one character providing a slightly different tune that still suffers from poor looping. Overall, the soundtrack detracts from the game rather than adding to it, leaving players unimpressed.
“One character, 'sombrero guy', actually changes up the music with a mariachi tune, but it doesn't loop seamlessly and it grates on the nerves after a while.”
“Music is a droning constant, but not a perfect loop so you'll notice when it restarts every minute or so.”
“Repeating 5 second loop of 'soundtrack' has no variety, despite backgrounds changing, with the exception of the sombrero guy, who has a unique soundtrack which I'm 90% sure you can still hear the sound watermark in it.”
“Everything here just feels so amateur, from the sprite animations to the level designs, and especially the music, which all have this cheap student developer feel that doesn't seem worth paying for.”
“Completed all achievements in a little less than two hours, and the only thought I had was that the soundtrack to this game is going to end up on the CIA torture playlist.”
“The music is terrible; your character is too small, there is no variety in enemy types, and very little variety in terrain.”