My favourite weapons so far are the laser rifle and the disc shooting cut which slices them right up. So if you arer a bit stuck somewhere you can always do that to escape somehow. It gets hectic really, really quickly with bullet hell when there's a few of the bigger enemies filling up the screen, it gets hard to focus on dodging a barrage of bullets while trying to aim your shots as well.īeing able to blow the walls up is a nice touch too, didn't expect that. The game does at times feel a little empty due to have no music playing, but the sound quick fills up with enemies on the screen when you are franticly firing away depleting your ammo reserves. apart from one issue where it crashes if you press R to quick reload after dying. I've had some time to test the game and it's actually a lot of fun and works really well from what I can see. Now I know what you are thinking, tools like Game Maker don't exactly have a good history of Linux support, but Vlambeer has stated they are working closely with YoYo Games to make sure the Linux version will be "up to speed".
Nuclear Throne being on Linux is something I have been asking Vlambeer to do for a while now, and this month it finally happened! Nuclear Throne is a fantastic looking Procedural Death Labyrinth built in Game Maker: Studio.
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