- September 5, 2022
- SmithHound
Snuff
Platforms
About
Snuff is a retro ego-shooter inspired by early 2000 games, where you play as Dexter, a programmer and hacker on a hitlist by an underground organization. Travel globally to various landscapes and wield 35 different weapons while hunting down the organization's bosses. With 13 hitman-missions and 4 story-missions, show no mercy as you fight through loyal followers in this intense, action-packed game.











- The game features a great variety of weapons and satisfying gunplay, reminiscent of classic early 2000s shooters.
- Some levels have unique designs and gimmicks that add to the overall fun and immersion.
- Despite its bugs, the game has a certain charm and can be enjoyable for those who appreciate janky experiences.
- The game is plagued by numerous game-breaking bugs, including issues with AI, enemy teleportation, and unresponsive doors.
- Performance problems, such as frame rate drops and lag, significantly detract from the gameplay experience.
- Lack of updates and support from the developers has left the game feeling abandoned and unpolished.
story
10 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is described as immersive and edgy, successfully capturing a nostalgic feel reminiscent of 90s-00s shooters, with varied and interesting mission designs. However, players report significant game-breaking glitches that hinder progress, detracting from the overall experience. Despite these issues, the aesthetic and mission variety are appreciated, though the technical problems overshadow the narrative enjoyment.
“While this game is quite janky, I feel that it nails the aesthetic, and found myself actually immersed in the edgy storyline.”
“I love how each mission has its own little 'gimmick' and in my opinion, it nails the feel of 90s-00s shooters, and is also quite immersive and nicely animated, considering.”
“I'm 4 hours in, and still have like 6 missions left, so they do give you a reasonable amount of content to play.”
“Didn't make it past the first mission in the prologue without game-breaking glitches.”
“The reason I wouldn't recommend anyone buy this is because it's extremely buggy to the point where you can't even finish some missions because of bugs alone.”
“It also displays some hiccups I had with it, like not being able to figure out how to get above 60fps, some weird fps hangs on the train level, and I believe an unintended but small hiccup with the intro mission.”