- October 15, 2021
- Randy Becker
- 1h median play time
Unit Down
Platforms
About
A strategic yet fast-paced arcade-styled shooter with roguelike elements! Follow the story of 4 self-proclaimed heroes as they fight the injustice of the "Earth Unit" - a collaborative government created by the people of Earth in an effort to keep their dying planet from becoming nothing but a memory. • Arcade-styled shooter action with a unique upgrade system! • Real-ti…








- The game offers a fun and engaging arcade shooter experience with a lot of replay value and challenging gameplay.
- The upgrade system is unique and interesting, allowing for strategic customization of character abilities.
- The voice acting, colorful character designs, and overall aesthetic contribute to a charming and enjoyable atmosphere.
- The graphics and model textures are somewhat flat and could benefit from updates in future releases.
- The game can feel unbalanced due to excessive credit gain, allowing players to rush through bosses without much challenge.
- There is a lack of content and feedback after completing the game, such as end-of-run screens or achievements, which diminishes replayability.
- gameplay11 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay is generally well-received, featuring solid mechanics, engaging shooting elements, and a diverse range of enemies that reward skillful play. However, some players find the upgrade system too random and the real-time strategy elements less impactful. Overall, the game is described as fun and addictive, with colorful characters enhancing the experience.
“Very addicting gameplay, managed to beat normal difficulty once after many trials and errors.”
“The gameplay is solid.”
“Enemy diversity is neat and learning their mechanics will reward well-timed shots.”
“The RTS elements don't really seem to add much to the gameplay either.”
“I found the real-time map mechanic of Unit Down to be quite frustrating, which affected my overall enjoyment of the game.”
“While the gameplay is solid, the Tetris upgrade system feels a bit too random for my liking.”