Oh, and the crunch you make when the mobs turn you into chunky salsa. The soundscape, while nice, isn’t anything we haven’t seen a million times before-the ground hum in the background to suggest that the station is still under power, the alien voice that’s not quite incoherent. That’s most of where the good points end. A little more dense metal, and it’s all very nearly believable. The age of the structure seems semi-realistic. The black hole and the vast size of the station you’re on appear to be sufficient to keep you walking on the floor. The sad part is, it’s the game and the creatures that inhabit it that tell the lies-nothing in the science of what’s happening around you speaks falsely. That level of in-humanness, starting from the moment the avatar is decanted drives a wedge between the player and the sense of suspension of disbelief. You’re told after the first boss that you’re human, while everything you’ve experienced thus far makes clear that you are not. It muddles not just what story there is, but all the other things that go with it. The “ladders” are kind of neat, but using them adds to the In-humanness of your avatar. Everything else, from jumps to attacks requires near pixel-perfect accuracy, while your opponents seem to be able to hit you from several meters away. There’s a definite lack of polish in the environment-what’s not blocky looks like it’s covered in slime. Most of the game is tight, cramped quarters in which getting mobbed by several creatures is a very real danger.
It gets the point across, but little more. What does that mean, exactly? It means you can get your backside removed and served to you on any, sort of platter you like, as often as you’d like, and see an even more hostile environment than space itself on the other side of the windows. Have you ever wanted to play Dark Souls in Space? Here’s your chance- Hellpoint is a little Soulslike-style critter in a huge, ancient space station orbiting a black hole.
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