Outnumbered

A solid horde-survival roguelike with different modes, like regular level-up upgrades, wave survival, bullet hell and such, some different enemies, not too various but numerous enough, fair for its price, the pro edition that is, thought there's a couple inconvenient or weird things about this game:
You need to pay currency to setup your equipment when you configure the ship, not just the cost when you unlock and/or upgrade the equipment, but small amount of currency each time you set it up and change configuration, at first i thought it's a limitations of free version, but even on paid(pro) version it still persists, which to me is just strange mechanic
The upgrade that "Indicates the direction to the closest powerup(beacon)" somewhy have a limited range(i assume it's render distance range)
A possibility of being offered same upgrade multiple times on single level up: so you have 3 slots for upgrades on levelup, when using reroll, you can be offered the same upgrade as the one what's in other two slots, as well as being offered the same upgrade again after already rerolling it, so you can spend 2 rerolls and cycle like: upgrade A -> upgrade B -> upgrade A (basically the pool of options for reroll includes every upgrade except the very one you're rerolling), and it will happen more and more as you fill and max out the equipment or do specific challenge like not taking passives
which significantly decreases usefulness and the value of rerolls
Also if you'd like below you can read my complaining yap of by no means a try-hard player; i'd say it's very devious to have enemies of same shapes and relatively same color with ones that are just approach you and some that are kamikaze explosive and oneshot you on death, considering your ship have a pretty large hitbox and it is not possible to change enemy color even by global colors customizations(in-game feature), so it is sometimes hard to spot these enemies when your screen is filled with similar ones, and that there's some red ships that can be destroyed and some that are indestructible and you just need to dodge, this killed so many of my runs since it takes time to deduct this since they look the same when it's a hoard all around you don't pay attention if the bullet did damage or flew through that particular enemy

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Reviewed last year

A solid horde-survival roguelike with different modes, like regular level-up upgrades, wave survival, bullet hell and such, some different enemies, not too various but numerous enough, fair for its price, the pro edition that is, thought there's a couple inconvenient or weird things about this game:
You need to pay currency to setup your equipment when you configure the ship, not just the cost when you unlock and/or upgrade the equipment, but small amount of currency each time you set it up and change configuration, at first i thought it's a limitations of free version, but even on paid(pro) version it still persists, which to me is just strange mechanic
The upgrade that "Indicates the direction to the closest powerup(beacon)" somewhy have a limited range(i assume it's render distance range)
A possibility of being offered same upgrade multiple times on single level up: so you have 3 slots for upgrades on levelup, when using reroll, you can be offered the same upgrade as the one what's in other two slots, as well as being offered the same upgrade again after already rerolling it, so you can spend 2 rerolls and cycle like: upgrade A -> upgrade B -> upgrade A (basically the pool of options for reroll includes every upgrade except the very one you're rerolling), and it will happen more and more as you fill and max out the equipment or do specific challenge like not taking passives
which significantly decreases usefulness and the value of rerolls
Also if you'd like below you can read my complaining yap of by no means a try-hard player; i'd say it's very devious to have enemies of same shapes and relatively same color with ones that are just approach you and some that are kamikaze explosive and oneshot you on death, considering your ship have a pretty large hitbox and it is not possible to change enemy color even by global colors customizations(in-game feature), so it is sometimes hard to spot these enemies when your screen is filled with similar ones, and that there's some red ships that can be destroyed and some that are indestructible and you just need to dodge, this killed so many of my runs since it takes time to deduct this since they look the same when it's a hoard all around you don't pay attention if the bullet did damage or flew through that particular enemy
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Reviewed last year

It's an intriguing game where you can experience realistic battles against interstellar enemies!

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