- August 15, 2016
- Walter Machado
UBERMOSH Vol.3
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About
UBERMOSH Vol.3 is the third entry in the arcade series, introducing open-field combat with no cover, more enemies, and a digital swarm entity. Players can earn achievements in Resilience and Destruction categories, and the game offers a faster pace, freedom of movement, and updated class mods for a challenging reflex-based experience.




- The game offers fast-paced, intense gameplay that keeps players engaged and on their toes.
- The removal of walls and boundaries creates a more fluid and chaotic experience, enhancing the overall fun.
- The soundtrack is fantastic, adding to the game's atmosphere and enjoyment.
- The game feels repetitive and lacks significant new content compared to previous installments, leading some to question its necessity as a standalone title.
- There are technical issues, such as freezing during the 'brainclap' mechanic, which can disrupt gameplay.
- The absence of options for adjusting audio settings and the simplistic mechanics may leave some players wanting more depth.
music
43 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game has received widespread acclaim for its fantastic blend of heavy beats, retro vibes, and a techno/rock soundtrack that enhances the gameplay experience. However, players have noted the lack of volume control options, making the in-game music excessively loud and repetitive for some. Overall, the soundtrack is considered a highlight, driving the fast-paced action and keeping players engaged, though some desire more variety in the tracks.
“✅ Music is fantastic (core guitars, heavy beat, retro vibe, and dark hue).”
“The soundtrack rocks!”
“The soundtrack is what really keeps me going even if I had died a couple of times.”
“No settings; I would like to play this game with my music on, but there's no option to turn the in-game music down.”
“At the same time, you cannot adjust the volume in the game, and the music is excessively loud, forcing you to listen to a repetitive soundtrack.”
“Only downside I could think of is that Ubermosh 3, just like Black, still uses the same soundtrack as the first game.”