- June 8, 2022
- team tsoto
Pewt 'em Up!
98%Game Brain Score
story, music
graphics, replayability
98% User Score 98 reviews
Platforms
About
Pewt 'em Up! is a retro inspired arcade space shoot 'em up with lots of upgrades, achievements, extras and more.

Audience ScoreBased on 98 reviews
story4 positive mentions
replayability3 negative mentions
- The game features a surprisingly decent soundtrack and enjoyable music that enhances the overall experience.
- It offers a well-balanced upgrade system and multiple difficulty levels, making it accessible for both casual players and veterans of the genre.
- As a free-to-play title, it provides a lot of content, including a story mode, endless mode, and reasonable achievements, making it a worthwhile experience.
- Some players find the game to be repetitive and lacking in variety, leading to a sense of boredom over time.
- There are occasional performance issues, such as frame rate drops during intense bullet hell moments, which can disrupt gameplay.
- The game can feel too easy at times, especially with upgrades that make it possible to breeze through levels without much challenge.
story
30 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is generally well-received, featuring a decent narrative set in space with humor and engaging squad dynamics, though some find it reminiscent of '80s models and anime tropes. Players appreciate the linear plot and the integration of upgrades within the story mode, despite some pacing issues and minor typos. Overall, the story enhances the gameplay experience, making it a worthwhile aspect of this free title.
“Good story, clean graphics, and the difficulty is just right.”
“The story and music get the hype going; the squad synergy was well-written, pacing, and all that.”
“The story campaign is unfortunately anime-ish, or at least anime-adjacent, but not terrible: you are a new cadet in the galactic federation's space forces and get caught up in a campaign against a rogue admiral from the Dvorkian Empire.”
“The story's pacing is meh.”
“Upgrading the ship in story mode is a chore.”