God's Trigger - PC Game Review
God's Trigger is a top shooter, with some gimmicks.
One of the big ones is having two exchangeable characters. This isn't uncommon, and it probably goes as you'd expect - they have complimentary special moves, that are needed in some places. One is an angel and one is a demon, and they are apparently trying to stop the apocalypse.
There is also some progression with upgrades, although a bit slower than I'd like. You buy those at every level start with experience, which you get by killing enemies and laying around in boxes on the levels.
There is a checkpoint system, which is important as you get killed with one shot (apparently they don't make angels and demons like they used to...) Some can take a couple of minutes, which make for some very annoying replays of rooms.
Given this, the levels feel a bit like a puzzle, where you try to figure out a sequence that won't get you killed. There is also a stealth option, but it is a little hard to get away with it sometimes.
Overall, it is good and some of the art looks great, but the reload frequency can be quite annoying.
One of the big ones is having two exchangeable characters. This isn't uncommon, and it probably goes as you'd expect - they have complimentary special moves, that are needed in some places. One is an angel and one is a demon, and they are apparently trying to stop the apocalypse.
There is also some progression with upgrades, although a bit slower than I'd like. You buy those at every level start with experience, which you get by killing enemies and laying around in boxes on the levels.
There is a checkpoint system, which is important as you get killed with one shot (apparently they don't make angels and demons like they used to...) Some can take a couple of minutes, which make for some very annoying replays of rooms.
Given this, the levels feel a bit like a puzzle, where you try to figure out a sequence that won't get you killed. There is also a stealth option, but it is a little hard to get away with it sometimes.
Overall, it is good and some of the art looks great, but the reload frequency can be quite annoying.
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