#Tesla vs lovecraft switch release portable

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#Tesla vs lovecraft switch release portable

Mow down your opponents with twin-mounted Tesla-Miniguns, and trample over monsters like they were ants.Quantum Teleportation, packed neatly into one handy portable backpack. With the help of his occult book, and a vast army of monsters, he has stolen your most precious inventions!Tesla-Mech, an immensely powerful machine of war at your disposal. Lovecraft, who claims that your actions have put the world in peril. At the eve of your greatest invention, your laboratory is burned down by the horror author H.P. Play as the enigmatic inventor Nikola Tesla harnessing the static energy to power up Tesla-Mech and give the lovecraftian nightmares a lesson in horror!You are Nikola Tesla, world-famous inventor and genius extraordinaire. Tesla vs Lovecraft is an intense top-down twin stick arena shooter from the creators of Crimsonland and Neon Chrome.

Genre: Shooter, Role-playing (RPG), Indie, Arcade.

One area that stood out favorably were the cut scenes, which were very dynamic and added a lot of flavor to the game. Musically, the tunes are good and the sound effects keep things hectic, but it quickly boils down to hearing the same screeches and splatters over and over as you run around the levels, which drown out the music. Likewise, the map interface is not intuitive and is very crowded, though it isn’t that hard to navigate with some practice. Though the levels are fine, they are all pretty uniformly dark and cramped, and don’t exude much of their own style. It’s just hard to see the same level of detail, such as the fancy suits worn by Deep Ones, the jaunty gait of Spawn of Dagon or the bulbous eyes of Flying Polyps. Namely, most of the enemies look pretty bland since they are so small, very different from how their models look in the bestiary. Lovecraft, I had a couple of small complaints in that arena. It’s no exaggeration that I beat most bosses in less than a minute, whereas facing waves of foes was a much steeper challenge.Īlthough I liked the overall art design of Tesla vs. Frankly, the bosses are really lackluster, since they’re just bigger versions of common enemies. One aspect of the combat I was a little disappointed by, however, were the bosses. Foes that gave me little trouble the first time around were bringing me to the ground in a bloody dog pile here. They throw a ridiculous amount of foes at you in each stage, and they alternate where they spawn as well as increasing their damage output. Once I beat the game and started another run on the Aether difficulty, that was a whole other ball game. Overall the gameplay is really addictive and fun, and I rarely died on the Normal difficulty. I also really enjoyed teleporting about to avoid hordes of monsters and wisely choosing the right perk for the situation (my favorites are Extra Barrel, Hasty Reloader, Poison Bullets and Explosive Teleporter). To help mix this up, during every level you can collect the pieces of Tesla’s mech suit, the War Pigeon, and relish in it’s pure destructive power for a few glorious seconds. By that I don’t mean to say the game is boring, it’s not, but there’s only really one thing to do – blast Lovecraft’s eldritch minions into a fine red mist. 10Tons nails it with the rocking shoot-‘em-up Tesla vs Lovecraft. Pitting a late 1800s inventor against an early 1900s horror author doesn’t seem like a good backdrop for a video game, but in this case, 10Tons nails it with the rocking shoot-‘em-up Tesla vs.

I was always unlocking a new weapon or perk as I beat levels, which definitely helped keep things fresh, despite basic gameplay monotony. Lovecraft is how you’re always acquiring new stuff. One thing I really appreciate about Tesla vs. While every 10tons title seems to be a top-down shooter, that hasn’t stopped them from innovating a bit here. Thus begins a war between magic and science.