Twilight Town: A Cyberpunk FPS

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In "Twilight Town: A Cyberpunk FPS," players can experience a thrilling first-person shooter game as they follow the story of Ikuro and his AI wife, Sei. The game boasts an advanced gore system, engaging and varied combat, and unique mechanics such as time stopping and parrying. With a variety of weapons and enemies, the combat stays fresh throughout the game.

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

Twilight Town: A Cyberpunk FPS screenshot

94%

Audience ScoreBased on 246 reviews

story16 positive mentions

The game features a fun and engaging gameplay experience with unique mechanics like parrying and time-stopping, making combat enjoyable.
The art style and character designs are charming, complemented by a great soundtrack that enhances the overall atmosphere.
Despite its short length, the game offers replayability through different difficulty modes and character choices, providing a variety of playstyles.

The game is very short, with many players completing it in under two hours, leading to concerns about its value for the price.
There are issues with enemy variety and AI, making combat feel repetitive and some bosses too easy to defeat.
The story and dialogue delivery can be awkward, often being missed during gameplay, which detracts from the overall narrative experience.

story
66 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's story is set in a cyberpunk city and is described as light and not particularly deep, often serving as a backdrop for humor and action rather than a compelling narrative. While it continues from a previous visual novel, players can enjoy it independently, though many found the storytelling disjointed and easy to skip. Despite its shortcomings, some players appreciated the fun dialogue and character interactions, while others felt the story lacked depth and coherence, ultimately viewing it as a mix of entertaining moments and missed potential.
- “At the heart of any great game is a compelling storyline, and 'Twilight Town' doesn't disappoint.”
- “The gripping storyline keeps players invested in the game's world and characters, making every moment a thrilling experience.”
- “Each character, from allies to antagonists, boasts a unique personality and backstory.”
- “The story is a mess; despite how short it is, some cop asks you to massacre the streets that are completely overrun by cultists, and as a reward, he will give a body to Hatsune Miku that the emo kid is in love with.”
- “Game has a story, but the game itself respects it very little - it is very easy to accidentally skip it.”
- “If there is a story, I can't find it.”
gameplay
50 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is characterized by a mix of basic mechanics typical of the boomer shooter genre, featuring a parry and time stop mechanic that adds some depth. While the game is relatively short, lasting around 60 to 90 minutes, it offers engaging shooting experiences with a limited variety of weapons and enemies. Overall, players find it fun and easy to learn, though it lacks complexity and replay value, making it more of a casual timewaster than a standout title.
- “The gameplay mechanic is based on the so-called boomer shooter genre, making it easy to learn but also hard to master.”
- “The story is enjoyable, the gameplay feels great, the new music matches well with the old OST, and the challenge is perfect.”
- “Its immersive cyberpunk world, engaging storyline, well-developed characters, innovative gameplay mechanics, stunning visuals, and captivating audio make it a standout title in the FPS genre.”
- “The base mechanics are pretty basic, with only 4 guns, 5 enemy types, and 5 bosses.”
- “£6 for 70 minutes of very linear, okay (not fun) gameplay and no other modes/challenges/extras/ng+/difficulties to give reason to play it more.”
- “Game can be beaten in like 90 minutes; there is some fun shooting to be had, but overall it's really just an okay timewaster.”
graphics
48 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's graphics receive mixed reviews, with many praising its distinct art style and immersive cyberpunk aesthetic, characterized by high-quality textures and engaging visuals. However, some critics note a lack of depth in enemy designs and animations, suggesting a low-effort feel overall. Despite these criticisms, the visuals are often highlighted as a standout feature, contributing to the game's unique charm.
- “The game's graphics are nothing short of breathtaking, with high-quality textures, realistic lighting effects, and meticulously designed environments.”
- “The game's stunning visuals, meticulously designed cityscapes, and attention to detail immerse players in a world that feels both captivating and hauntingly familiar.”
- “I really love the low-poly cyberpunk aesthetic vibe of the game, especially when listening to banger soundtracks.”
- “Overall, it feels like someone's first attempt at a shooter game, or at the very least it comes off as low-effort beginner-made with only visuals setting it apart.”
- “There isn't a lot to mention, the animations on enemies are usually 2-3 frames, and the most artwork you'll see is the opening and ending slide.”
- “Visuals are okay when it comes to weapon scans and animations, the environments are decent too, the enemy designs are a bit boring, and everything else screams weeb.”
music
24 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is generally well-received, with many praising its cyberpunk aesthetic and pulsating electronic beats that enhance the overall atmosphere. While some find it a bit generic, others appreciate its nostalgic nods to classic titles like Doom and Duke Nukem. Overall, the soundtrack is considered a strong aspect of the game, contributing positively to the immersive experience.
- “The art direction, music, and level design is top notch for such a low asking price.”
- “Love the music style; it reminds me of old Doom 2 and Duke3D.”
- “Sound is ok, it is a little on the loud side, but nothing too bad in the heat of battle; the soundtrack is serviceable too.”
- “Soundtrack release when?”
- “The cyberpunk soundtrack, filled with pulsating electronic beats and haunting melodies, enhances the overall ambiance and immerses players in the game's world.”
humor
24 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's humor is characterized by its vulgar and cheesy style, appealing to a niche audience that appreciates its unique comedic elements, such as quirky enemy designs and amusing dialogue. Players find the interactions and character choices entertaining, with highlights including absurd boss fights and humorous reload animations. While some reviewers note that the humor may not resonate with everyone, it effectively adds a lighthearted touch to the otherwise action-packed gameplay.
- “I love the graphics, the art style, and the developer's sense of humor.”
- “The music is also very good and the characters are lovable. Enemies are funny as hell, ranging from basic bikers to a robot maid prostitute, a femboy with a shotgun, a samurai, and mini Darth Vader.”
- “I beat the game on all difficulties and I gotta say it was really fun. It's vulgar and cheesy but in a good way, with funny jokes and enemies that feel different from one another, including the bosses.”
replayability
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The game offers high replayability through multiple playable characters and engaging exploration, ensuring a fresh experience beyond the initial playthrough. Players appreciate the variety and richness of the gameplay, making it a title worth revisiting.
- “With its high replayability and dedication to providing players with a rich and memorable gaming experience, 'Twilight Town' is indeed an awesome game that everyone should buy and play.”
- “Replayability and exploration”
- “This replayability ensures that the game remains fresh and enjoyable long after the initial playthrough.”
- “Replayability and exploration.”
emotional
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players find the emotional aspect of the game to be impactful, with character-driven storytelling that adds significant depth and resonance. The juxtaposition of cute, heartwarming elements against a backdrop of brutality creates a unique emotional experience, making the protagonists both cheesy and endearing. Overall, the game's ability to evoke strong feelings through emotional manipulation is noted as a compelling feature.
- “The game's character-driven storytelling adds emotional depth, further enhancing the overall gaming experience.”
- “Its protagonists are cheesy yet heartwarming.”
- “If the citadel was cute, happy and heartwarming but also brutal doom.”
stability
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The game demonstrates strong stability, running smoothly on both Proton and Vulkan with minimal bugs and glitches reported by users. Overall, players have a positive experience regarding its performance.
- “Runs great on Proton and Vulkan.”
atmosphere
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The atmosphere of "Twilight Town" is characterized by a vibrant, dystopian cyberpunk aesthetic, reminiscent of a futuristic version of Hotline Miami, complete with neon lights and gritty settings. Players are immersed in a world that blends elements of classic shooters like Dusk and Doom, enhancing the overall combat experience.
- “The atmosphere feels like a futuristic Hotline Miami, and the combat feels like a mix between Dusk, Doom, and Hotline Miami.”
- “"Twilight Town" transports players to a dystopian cyberpunk world filled with neon lights, futuristic technology, and a gritty, atmospheric setting.”
character development
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Character development is noted for its clean and simple design, effectively reflecting the personalities and traits of the characters. This approach allows players to easily connect with and understand the characters' motivations and roles within the game.
- “The character design is clean and simple, correctly portraying their personality and general character.”