This game is exactly what I wanted from it. Mindless carnage.

Is it complete ass? Yes!

Update: I unlocked a new monster! It is ass, too.

Update 2: 3rd monster unlocked. This is too much fun!

So, I'm someone who is absolutely starving for this style of game. Maneater and Donut County come to mind of good examples, though the vast majority are slop mobile clones. Snapped this one up ASAP, and was... pretty disappointed.

NOW. This IS an early access game, so it will hopefully be improved to the point of those fantastic games! Here's some of the things I ran into and how I hope they get changed:

- The AI is stupid. Extremely stupid. While I was figuring out the game, people were literally running into me and dying. If they had a little more self-preservation instinct, this would be much less jarring.

- You get points for the NPCs being dumb and getting themselves killed. Multiple times I would level up, not understand why, then see that a bunch of folk had just run into the street and gotten killed. Slightly smarter AI would help here, too!

- The gameplay just... feels bad and not satisfying at all. Movement is clunky, people just ragdoll when you kill them (I thought I had done something wrong, since I expected them to get eaten), and you can... kinda destroy things, but not to the level I'd like. Improving movement would help a LOT here, but the satisfying aspect of these games is watching everything get torn down and eaten. These should be completely destructible maps, and people should get eaten. Lean into the theme of the game more! You are a monster, why are we leaving food on the ground?

- In a similar theme, I'd love if us increasing in size made more sense. It doesn't seem to matter much here. Starting super small and having to eat trash and bugs, then getting up to wrecking buildings, is EXACTLY what I'm looking for; with the imposed time-limit, I'd just take out the growth concept altogether. Picking one or the other would be good, but the former is more what this type of game does, so that's what I'm hoping for.

- Admittedly I only unlocked the second monster, but they don't feel too different. The different powerups are a good start, absolutely, but you're still just... walking around a city and bumping into things. Different environments would be fun to explore, or different starting areas; why is the kraken starting on the street? I really like the different powerups, but maybe different weaknesses would be good, too. As it is, I'm just not curious enough to see what the others do.

Overall, this feels like Goat Simulator meets Vampire Survivors, but without the quirky open-world aspect of the former and the satisfaction and cool goals of the latter. Hopefully it gets fleshed out more as time goes on, this is a genre I absolutely LOVE and want to see more great games in! I don't recommend it in its current state, there's just not much here, and what is here doesn't work well. I'm definitely going to keep an eye on it, though!

Yeaaahh. I loved the idea of the game but sheer GAUL to ask even $8 for this is wild. Literally not a single thing was made by the devs. When you check the credits quite literally every single asset was made by other people and from an asset store. And you might think I'm over exaggerating but no, LITERALLY every single thing in this game was made by someone else and thrown together to make....this

The "Pedestrian" AI if i had to guess was 3 lines of code. Very much an Asset Flip Slop/School Project because it looks AND feels like it was made with Claude Code in a day. Everything is low resolution, the pedestrians run at 20fps, things randomly appear out of nowhere 10ft in front of you. There's still entity boxes in the game.

The progression is FAR too slow for being capped at an extremely arbitrary 13 minutes before the government decides to drop a NUKE on you and the entire city of civilians.....makes total sense. There is an "endless mode" but the game isnt enjoyable enough for me to even consider spending more time on it. Monsters are generic and clunky, lack animation, and dont feel fun to play. Very very very few things are destructible, none of which are buildings.

No idea how the Dev can confidently say "yeah this is totally appropriate to put out in this state and charge money, and the full game I can get done in 6 MONTHS and will charge more."

But again, the craziest thing of all is charging $8 now and $10 later and making money for OTHER PEOPLES WORK BECAUSE YOU DIDNT MAKE ANYTHING YOURSELF.

Dont buy this, at least not now. Maybe when the dev updates the game and adds some uniqueness and some of their own work it could be better. But current trajectory is looking abysmal. I dont like trash talking indie devs but this is actually the most egregious asset flip I've seen