Retro Run

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Retro Run is a first-person action-paced platformer with difficult-to-beat enemies, where you can either platform your way through a 80s' synthwave aesthetic or fight your way through dystopian cyberpunk environments where the police has been corrupted by the New Order.Game Modes:Currently, there are four game modes in which the gameplay varies. There are two primary types: platforming and shooter…

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

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Audience ScoreBased on 4 reviews

Some players found the game surprisingly great despite its flaws.
The game has potential for enjoyable moments if mechanics are mastered.

The grappling mechanic is poorly implemented, often leading to instant deaths.
Jump height feels random and inconsistent, affecting gameplay negatively.
Lacks essential settings like mouse sensitivity, making it difficult to play.

gameplay
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Players have expressed frustration with the grappling mechanic, noting that it often leads to instant deaths or unresponsive controls, resulting in a negative gameplay experience.
- “The grappling mechanic adds a unique layer to the gameplay, though it can be challenging to master at first.”
- “I love how the gameplay encourages experimentation, even if it sometimes leads to unexpected deaths.”
- “The thrill of using the grappling mechanic keeps the gameplay exciting, even when it doesn't always go as planned.”
- “I wasted about 5 minutes trying to use the grappling mechanic to my benefit, but I ended up dying instantly 99% of the time or enjoying my fall into the void after the button press was ignored.”
- “The gameplay feels clunky and unresponsive, making it frustrating to navigate through levels.”
- “I found the combat system to be overly simplistic and lacking depth, which made encounters feel repetitive and dull.”