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@@thegoob-ette4967 her leitmotif is in this song so :P

​@@Awesreekperfection,I wouldn't have it any other way

@@ciscornBIG I mean I don't think it is but :p

@@acryliccharcoal1 Well for one it's not really a Doom clone, it's a retro shooter certainly but not really a Doom Clone. The game's been in development long before the retro shooter craze was really a thing, we're just dropping late to the party. As for why this one over others, Viscerafest primarily focuses on heightening alot of the core aspects of what I personally enjoy about retro shooters that most don't. Alot of retro shooters can kind of devolve into mindless run and gun action games, but Viscerafest has a bigger emphasis on things like resource management, enemy prioritization, aggression. Those things are certsinly present in other retro shooters, but they aren't really optional if you want to succeed in Viscerafest, it's very much a game that demands you get good with it's mechanics and engage with it's systems or face the consequences for not doing so. In addition throughout the campaign you can find skullies which you can use to buy things like cheat codes and gameplay modifiers that you can use when replaying levels. Things like a mode that replaces every enemy in the campaign with bird themed enemies called "Oops all Chickens" or a mode called "Bomberman" where dashing drops a time fuzed bomb, or "Viscerahot" where time moves slower the faster you move. There's also a greater emphasis on narrative than most other retro shooters have if you're into that. The game's higher skill floor is something that can certainly alienate some people and does render it more of a niche-ish title within the subgenre, but there are obviously difficulty settings if it's too much for anyone and we have assist options as well to curb the difficulty a bit. But most of the tentpole figureheads in the community like Civvie, Icarus, etc... really like the game, and the version of it they played is grotesquely inferrior to what we will be dropping with the full release, so there's that too. If you're feeling compelled to pick it up, I would wait until it leaves early access in April. But this has been a passion project of mine since I was 12 years old, (I am now 24 going on 25) and I was more focused on making sure the game was good than making sure it came out before the retro shooter craze took off.

Well for one we started making it before it became a thing. But also! You could like... just not play it... nobody's holdin a gun to your head my guy.

Well it's not actually 8-Bit, and the reason why it's taken so long to make is itself a long story. But I appreciate you're enthusiasm.

@@Awesreek cool.

@@amanwithnoname-ds6ep whenever you stand around doing nothing Caroline sings yes. I think there's about 15 - 20 or so idle songs in the final game?

@@Awesreek holy shit, actually? That's awesome good job to the VA, they sound great

@@TheGiggleMasterP ok?

@@97Multiphantom well its not really new nor a doom like so :p

I'm not sure if this is a compliment, insult, or just an observation so I will take it as all 3.

@@Awesreek this says a lot about our society

Maybe you'll just have to play the game when it comes out... Or look up the story online or something idk it's up to you.

Wat

@@Awesreek The character design looks like they're in underwear.

@@itsjdjen legalizing nuclear bombs

@@Awesreekworldwide

Looks like a dude smh

Chill

I was not inspired by Nexuiz but I have indeed played both the freeware and commercial releases of Nexuiz. Good times.

@@ElJorro I mean it's a retro shooter, but there are other game's I would say it's "similar" to over doom.

@@ChrisHansen. Not really, but thank ya