- April 24, 2014
- Isaiah D. K.
- 4h median play time
Rogue Shooter Redux
Platforms
About
First-person shooters and roguelikes have finally tied the knot! Their offspring, Rogue Shooter, tasks you with navigating a space station run amok. Blast aliens and kick robots in the face as you traverse each level; collecting weapons and gaining experience along the way. How far will you go when death lurks around every corner? Will you reach the 100th level and destroy the source of the statio…





- The game captures the spirit of classic FPS games like Doom and Wolfenstein, providing a nostalgic experience.
- The variety of weapons and enemy types keeps the gameplay fresh and engaging.
- The roguelike elements, including random level generation and unlockable perks, add depth and replayability.
- The graphics and sound design are subpar, which may deter some players.
- The gameplay can become repetitive after a while, especially after completing the initial levels.
- The game has been abandoned by the developers, leading to unresolved bugs and a lack of updates.
graphics
133 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game are a polarizing aspect, with many reviewers appreciating the retro aesthetic reminiscent of late 90s and early 2000s PC games, while others criticize them as outdated or poorly executed. Some players find the intentionally simplistic and "bad" visuals charming and fitting for the gameplay style, while others feel that the graphics detract from the overall experience. Overall, the graphics are seen as a nostalgic throwback that may appeal to fans of classic shooters, but could be off-putting for those seeking modern visuals.
“I personally like the graphics and presentation; it goes for the old school vibe it's looking for.”
“The graphics are simple and remind me of the old days of trading shareware games on 3.5 floppies, yet somehow charming and fun.”
“The art style is great, and the game doesn't take itself seriously.”
“The game's art style is horrendous, which you can see from the screenshots and trailer.”
“The graphics are atrocious but in an endearing way, like it was made in SketchUp.”
“The graphics look like something made in MS Paint, which in my opinion only emphasizes the game's attempt at a modern-day game with an old-school feel.”