- May 11, 2021
- recursivehate
Recursive Hate: Spider Hell
85%Game Brain Score
story
gameplay, graphics
88% User Score 48 reviews
Platforms
About
Try to survive in Spider Hell. Fight with big, realistic and terrifying spiders and versus swarms with literally thousands of spiders.






Audience ScoreBased on 48 reviews
story3 positive mentions
graphics2 negative mentions
- The game offers a unique and entertaining experience for players who enjoy shooting spiders, with solid gameplay mechanics and good animations.
- It has a surprising amount of polish for a small game, running smoothly and providing a fun, albeit simple, wave survival experience.
- Many players find it to be a great way to confront arachnophobia, making it both a fun and therapeutic experience.
- The game lacks content, with only a few maps and enemy types, leading to repetitive gameplay and limited longevity.
- There are technical issues, including crashes and performance problems, which detract from the overall experience.
- Players have expressed frustration over the lack of permanent weapon unlocks and the absence of a more engaging multiplayer mode.
gameplay
6 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is generally well-received, featuring solid mechanics and enjoyable controls, though it leans towards repetitive strategies typical of horde games. While it has potential for expansion with more varied creatures and mechanics, some players feel it lacks depth and would benefit from a first-person perspective. Overall, it's a decent experience for fans of the genre, despite its limitations.
“From a mechanical perspective, it works well and it's a good concept. I'd love to recreate the events of 'Eight Legged Freaks'.”
“It has a lot of potential, and they could expand, add more enlarged creatures and mechanics.”
“Sadly, that's really all there is to it - which is a shame as the controls are nice and tight, the sounds and gameplay are pretty decent, and there's no immediate clunkiness or bugs (pun intended) that stand out as annoying.”
“It's worth a play if you like horde games and repetitive gameplay through using the same strategies.”
“From a mechanical perspective, it works well and it's a good concept; I'd love to recreate the events of 'Eight Legged Freaks'.”
“It has a lot of potential, and they could expand, add more enlarged creatures, and mechanics.”