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I played a simple but rather nice twin stick shooter on the Switch called Tesla Vs Lovecraft. I found out today that there's a hugely improved sequel called Tesla Force. So I got it on Steam. It's really fun. Lots of perks and unlocks. Turns out it came out on Switch today. Did anyone else play this or the original?
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Really enjoying this singleplayer/2-player co-op roguelite FPS at the moment. It's in Early Access on Steam (no console plans as yet). https://store.steampowered.com/app/692890/Roboquest/ The movement and shooting feels a lot like Quake or Unreal. Enemies hit pretty hard from the very first level, so you have to do a fair bit of projectile dodging to survive. The XP orbs they drop disappear after a very short time and they heal back some of your lost health if you pick them up quickly enough, so you're always being actively encouraged to press forward into combat rather
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A few of you may have played Dungeon of the Endless already; if you have, you'll know it's a rock-hard, roguelite-dungeon-crawler/strategy/tower-defence hybrid, with some frankly lovely pixel-art running through it. There's nothing else quite like it, and I'm very fond of it. Well, Amplitude (makers of it, and the other 'Endless...' series - Endless Legend and Endless Space), are putting out a sort-of-follow-up to it: From the glowing pixel-art of the original we've moved onto lovely cartoony 3D, and from indirect-control heroes we look to have an up-to
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This is so damn good! Definitely deserves it's own thread. Hitting 92 on Metacritic so far. I'm having a blast with it; very well designed - I love the idea of sending a mech back T2 style to your next run; stops ocd-induced restarts.
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Has anyone else given Children of Morta a try? I heard Jim Sterling rave about it, took a look and bought it. It's a beautiful pixel art Roguelite where you basically dungeon crawl to stop the corruption infesting the land. You have a choice of characters and as I understand as the plot progresses more open up. You can level up each character with their own skill tree and between runs upgrade stuff globally with gold you find while fighting. It's real time combat and the game is just lovely. I believe it's out on PC, PS4 and XBox with a Switch ve