- June 4, 2018
- Ponywolf
SKIPCHASER
Platforms
About
"Skipchaser" is a single-player Sci-Fi Shooter game, where you play as a SKIPCHASER, a skilled tracker and assassin in the service of the mysterious M.O.T.H.E.R corporation. Traverse procedurally generated environments, completing missions and eliminating a wide variety of enemies, from humans to aliens and robots. Utilize efficient combat mechanics and gather crucial information as you hunt indiscriminately and complete your unique, deadly assignments.











- The art style is fun and clean, contributing to a neat aesthetic.
- Gun customization allows for a personalized play style, enhancing gameplay variety.
- The game features an atmospheric soundtrack that complements the overall experience.
- Gameplay lacks variety and can become repetitive, with limited enemy mechanics.
- The game suffers from bugs and control issues, which can hinder the overall experience.
- Content is minimal, leading to a short gameplay experience that may not justify the price.
graphics
22 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game are described as simplistic and minimalist, featuring a clean and catchy art style with vibrant colors. While the aesthetic is appreciated, many reviewers note that the graphics do not compensate for gameplay shortcomings, such as unclear weapon effectiveness and unpolished combat dynamics. Overall, the visuals show potential but require further refinement to enhance the gaming experience.
“The art style is a lot of fun, the gun assembly is great and lets you customize your play style and easily swap between three different fully customized weapons depending on what you're fighting.”
“+ clean art with a neat aesthetic”
“Other than the bug, I enjoyed the gameplay, simplistic art graphics, and smooth controls.”
“Free sound effects, repetitiveness, not great soundtrack, and a lack of graphics.”
“The game had no tutorial and no graphics to clearly discern weapon effectiveness.”
“What the game has in aesthetics it does not make up for in gameplay.”