PSYCRON

The movement and upgrades in the game feel very fluid and super fun to use; environments and levels are well designed and immersive; and the music is ABSOLUTELY fantastic!

Not seeing much of your teammates or other survivors, only getting small portions of the story at a time through cryptic logs, and facing a shadowy version of yourself works well together.

Although the graphics were pixelated, the animations and movements were smooth and modernized.

i for sure plan on getting all the achievements, only 5 left, most timed ones since i really took my time with the game and trying to find everything there is to find. i followed the game for a few months before release, and it was what i was primarily playing day of release and the day or two following. it's not the longest game, especially if 100% isn't a think you like about these sorts of games, however the gameplay is a blast. it's pretty simple, however has a whole lotta polish. the boss fights are a blast, and the soundtrack slaps (even the bonus cut track) and i find myself listening to it quite often. i've really never found myself super into any indie games in the past, however theres a first for everything i suppose. overall, i'd highly recommend psycron, especially if you're into the metroid series as i am. even if you've never played those, it's still a great game, well worth the price.