The graphics, while not amazing, are mostly fine for a twin-stick shooter and destructible objects shatter satisfyingly, but there aren’t enough of them or other items in the world, leaving everywhere feeling like samey empty rooms and passages. Pleasant QoL features like right-clicking to go back to close menus sequentially are always appreciated. The options menu is full featured with substantial graphical customisation options to tailor to your setup, optional voiceovers and rebindable hotkeys, but only once you’ve loaded a game, not on the main menu for some reason. They shoot lightning now?! The hardest combat I had in the game due to mobs spawning right on top of me. However, there’s very little to recommend in its current early access form with limited features, uninspiring gameplay and enough bugs to damage what little fun might remain. This new game gets some fundamentals right with some great QoL features for the genre. It uses the same grim post-apocalyptic Renaissance setting as their earlier game released in July this year, the roguelite auto-shooter Remedium: Sentinels. Remedium is a twin-stick shooter launching into Steam early access by indie dev Sobaka Studio and publisher ESDigital Games.

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