- August 8, 2014
- Ennoble Studios
Psichodelya
Platforms
About
"Psichodelya" is a challenging action game, paying homage to classic shoot-em-up's. Players can choose one of three ships and dodge bullets in single or local 2-player co-op modes, across five levels with epic bosses. The game features color-coded shields and enemies, keyboard/gamepad controls, and both local and online leaderboards.











- The game features modern graphics that are visually appealing.
- Local co-op mode allows for enjoyable multiplayer gameplay.
- The game has a variety of difficulty settings, catering to different skill levels.
- Controls are poorly designed, with no customization options, making gameplay frustrating.
- The game suffers from a lack of originality and feels derivative of better titles in the genre.
- Difficulty levels do not seem to affect gameplay significantly, making even the easiest mode challenging for new players.
- gameplay13 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay of the game has received overwhelmingly negative feedback, with many players criticizing the controls, difficulty spikes, and lack of meaningful mechanics, particularly regarding the color polarity system. While the visuals are praised, the overall experience is described as disappointing and uninspired, leading to a consensus that the game fails to deliver engaging or innovative gameplay typical of the shoot 'em up genre.
“Good gameplay makes it worth playing!”
“The shields look like a mechanic that could be expanded upon, by creating a risk/reward system.”
“Red/blue mechanic is an interesting idea, but I'm not sure it does well here.”
“Although this game looks very good in terms of graphics, the gameplay is terrible.”
“Shifting between color polarity is a common mechanic, but that action not having a noticeable difference on damage or survivability makes the ability to switch seem meaningless.”
“Gameplay tries to mimic classic shmups and absolutely lacks innovations.”