While I haven't made my own review public (when I can finally get my compilation gameplay video done and uploaded to YouTube, I'll link to it in my review and make it public), my laudatory lead is something like this.Ī riproaring, chaotic, exciting sci-fi twin-stick shooter with procedurally generated levels and nearly fully destructible environments, from the developer of Crimsonland, If you love twin-stick shooters, then you should absolutely be playing Neon Chrome right now, instead of reading my blathering. Heck, yeah - plus you can see how active, responsive and cheerful the Finnish devs are here at the forums.

I played NT, ETG and nearly every twinstick shooter there is and this is a buy! So yeah I recomment it wholeheartly for sure. ( sudden reinforcements and or missteps to mix it up thou ).īeeing able to prebuy the weapon of your liking, your ability and one starting cybergear is a nice touch compared to other games aswell. Be methodic about it or go run n gun its up to you. Not to say you cannot dodge bullets here, you can but its more rewarding to pick the right angle for things.Īlso you can decide how you wanna play way more than the forma mentioned titles due to bigger geometry and destructive nature of walls. Gameplay is less bullet dodgy than games like enter the gungeon, nuclear throne and more about beeing quick to position yourself and engage right. Its very well done, runs flawless, ultra fast loading times no crash whatsoever.

So short answer yes and I dont have to go far to say its a steal even. The game rly shines with the bigger levelspace and diverse enemie composition compared to 'normal' game. Just finished my third playthrough in essentially NG + 3 had a blast once more.

For ios instal Crimsonland