Polyarmory: High Calibre Love

The writing for this silly type of premise was far better then I expected, while funny of course, there were moments that you could read subtext into and form a bit of story of a few non-gun characters.

But no, the FPS gameplay itself was surprisingly well made and a lot of fun too!

My favorite part of the game, aside from the art, the commitment to the bit, the voice acting, the idle animations, the story, and just about everything, is the part where I was allowed to climb the ladder, because I am a free american and have my right to do that.

Combat functions primarily as another expression of the story's absurd world, providing a satisfying change of pace between conversations, exploration, and narrative sequences.

I normally suck at fps games and tend to avoid them, but the fps gameplay in Polyarmory is intuitive and easy to pick up, but not so easy that you can blow through the game without learning to at least somewhat master the mechanics.

Also I really appreciate the ability to be able to change the difficulty!