- July 8, 2021
- Walk Without Rhythm Games
Rule No. 1
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About
"Rule No.1" is a fast-paced Arena-FPS with Rogue-Lite elements, where you play as the sharp-witted and seductive heroine, Rule, in her quest to defeat hordes of metal-bastards and their monster allies. The game boasts a Geometry Wars-style shooting experience, with the added challenge of increasing difficulty and randomized levels. With its humorous tone and exhilarating gameplay, "Rule No.1" aims to provide an unforgettable warm-up experience for players.











- Fun and addictive gameplay with a variety of game modes and a charming protagonist.
- Great art style and soundtrack that enhance the overall experience.
- Affordable price point makes it a good value for casual gaming sessions.
- Lack of audio cues for enemies can lead to frustrating deaths and a chaotic gameplay experience.
- Recent updates have removed the ability to choose weapons, which has negatively impacted gameplay.
- Some technical issues, such as bugs and performance problems, need to be addressed for a smoother experience.
- music113 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The music in the game has received widespread praise for its vibrant and engaging soundtrack, which complements the colorful visuals and fast-paced gameplay. Players appreciate the variety of tracks available, with many describing the music as fun, catchy, and well-produced, enhancing the overall gaming experience. However, some users noted limitations in the selection and functionality of in-game music options, suggesting room for improvement.
“The soundtrack is a good complement to the fast-paced gameplay as well.”
“First off, the soundtrack is simply awesome; turning on the music makes everything better.”
“The music is great, and from my perspective as a music producer, it is well-produced as well.”
“There is background music, footsteps, gun sounds, and one-liners, but there is no enemy audio besides death and hit sounds.”
“A great score-hunting game that I will play a lot more, but I really want to be able to see what I select and want to hear that music!”
“A personal suggestion to the devs - keep music selection going through the main menu and actual combat.”