Crimsonland

Quite enjoyable top-down shooter that has a few elements of the vampire survivor genre.

Very enjoyable shooter game. The controls are simple and gameplay is challenging. I've been playing since 2005, and I still break it out a couple times a week. It's got lots of replay value. Dying in slow motion still gives me a giggle. I definitely recommend it.

Damn, what a dumb, fun game. If you want something to do while listening to a podcast or while not watching a tv show, Crimsonland brings back the flash game vibes for something really simple but enjoyable.

Such a nostalgia trip - we had this game on one of the school PCs and after the assigned work we would all get on it and see who was the best. It became a weekly spectacle.
It doesn't hit so hard at home nowadays with no one watching, but the remaster is well done. Great to load up now and again, but to be honest its just for the nostalgia. I could be doing something better with my time.
6/10

The best game of this genre. Playing Crimsonland since 2003 (or so).
Audio, visuals, UI, controls, game design, optimization, replayability - everything still feels great (20+ years later).
I've tried some newer games and they still can't beat it for some reason.
Crimsonland, you're simply the best, thanks!

Crimson? Never met him. This game on the other hand is fun. It's not as good as Alien Shooter or Shadowgrounds but I still recommend it if you love top down shooters. Destroy the alien filth in the name of Adam Sandler (just like our forefathers and their fathers and their fathers and their fathers... you get the gist).

It's a great game, been enjoying it since 2003. Speaking of 2003, the 2003 crimsonland was the best version.