Turbo Overkill - Chainsaw Man: The Game 

Valeu amigo

Wait，so the game is not finished yet？（although I bought it the day before yesterday）

Seeing you in the comments everywhere always puts a smile on my face. Glad to see you’re a Gman fan! 😄

You should read Chainsaw Man

@@Q269 I’m really glad I wasn’t the only one who was thinking of chainsaw man when he said this game had a chainsaw leg 🤘

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Add: [Ride hood of flying car while you both participated in the straifing run...] to that list.

@today was a good day shut up, bot!

haha chainsaw leg go brrrrrr

based snake pfp

@today was a good day bye bye fkhead

Im sold too looks great

Doom eternal as well

...so chainsaw ma-

With a dash of balls to the wall chainsaw man

Blood Dragon is prob my fav Farcry, maybe tied with FC2 for very different reasons.

its more like ultrakill + kick in the balls hyperactive ghostrunner hd 4d deluxe edition kick enemies in the balls

Yeah I was disappointed why he didn't mention it

@@anvilengine4142 does he even knew about it

​@@anvilengine4142 Sadly if you either an DooM 2 OG or Pyrocynical viewer, barely anyone knew that TO's dev made Total Chaos

Hey hey hey! I'm an 80s fan and know all 80s films like the back of my hand. You damn right I got that Robocop reference right off the bat.

You are a good brother

@@DYNANiK.official 👍🏻

Ah yes, the "merica" gun of Commander in Chief DLC

This is just a cyberpunk copy of Doom: Eternal. And if that's your kind of game, that's totally fine, but let's not pretend like we've already had at least 2-3 Eternal shooters come out lately.

@@arnox4554 The genre itself thrived back in the day when everything was a Doom clone as well, so it's not really the end of the world when there's been a couple of games out of the large pool being released that base themselves off Eternal. There are just as many boomer shooters slowly creeping their way out of early access that focus on very different things (Prodeus with community mods, Graven attempting an rpg with classic shooter gameplay, etc). I think as long as there are games that can go for a more classic approach or those that take and adjust from the Eternal formula, it's good for both up and coming/veteran devs looking to make a name for themselves as well as us the consumers looking to try out new shit that's not filled to the brim with crappy AAA ideology and predatory practices.

@@Pabzooloo Oh, don't get me wrong. I'll play this stuff ANY day of the week compared to Epic Games' Daycare Center or Asspex Legends, but yeah, I just get a little irked by seeing these Eternal shooters constantly get overhyped by Gman and co. For example, what about Unreal Tournament? When are we FINALLY gonna get another arena shooter that isn't ass in some major way? Not counting Halo, the last good arena shooter we got for the PC was fucking UT2004! Almost two decades ago!

@@arnox4554 I'm in agreement with you that the Eternal clones are getting overhyped from reviewers. Thankfully, we have a large variety of old school shooters in the woodwork like Hrot, Dread Templar and Prodeus that favor level design and exploration over the arena style pve combat. It definitely feels like most devs are probably still scared to put out a fully multiplayer arena shooter after Lawbreakers and the quiet demise of Quake Champions. I don't know what it would take for someone to take a crack at the genre in the modern Era, but I would also love to see either a new UT or something very Unreal inspired to break out.

@@Pabzooloo Both Lawbreakers and Quake Champions were laughable attempts at arena shooters in comparison to UT99 and UT2004. Lawbreakers much moreso actually than Quake Champions. It's even more insulting when you consider Lawbreakers was headed by Cliffy B., and HE of ALL people should have the known the lessons of UT99, but he COMPLETELY turned his back on that and decided to make yet another live service shit game that you can't even play anymore even if you wanted to. Quake Champions fared better, but not by much at all, still being HEAVILY restricted in functionality as compared to UT99 and UT2004 both. Even the comparatively much more limited Quake 3 had more functionality behind it than Champions. The problem isn't with the basic arena shooter formula. The problem is these games coming out and acting like just because they have arena shooter gameplay, they can stand toe to toe with Unreal Tournament. Except they can't, and it's not even fucking close, because UT99 was insanely good for a MULTITUDE of reasons, not just it's gameplay, and these half-assed attempts are never going to unseat it from its throne or capture people's attention for more than a month. There needs to be FULL modding support. There needs to be an industry grade level editor. There needs to be bots. There needs to be bot configuring. There needs to be a flexible and powerful graphics engine. There needs to be more than two gamemodes. There needs to be a dedicated server client. There needs to be full player customization. And did Lawbreakers or Quake Champions launch with ANY of this? lolno. But they got microtransactions in there. Yep, they got that in there day one. That's clearly what's important, isn't it. So... TL;DR - When I said an arena shooter like Unreal Tournament, I meant a REAL FUCKING arena shooter. Not any of these bullshit live service stripped-down attempts.

What about borderlands or wolfenstein or far cry blood dragon... they never left, just most of them sucked chode

me too and honestly its a great Demo !

Me too, I really liked the demo, it was like in the past with shareware 😄

Even when I was sick I was having a blast

YOOOO AVALANCHE!

It’s the gun from Fortress isn’t it? Christopher Lambert uses it.

@@rummazknowsbest1152 name checks out haha

Assault Rifle/Flamethrower from Painkiller Also

Hey, please tell them to make the demo available again. Making it time-limited was a slap in the potential customers' faces.

@@mugwump7049 it'll be available in early access on steam tomorrow!

@@TartanKiwi Early access costs money. I'm not paying to try a game, I do when I can be sure I'll like it. When there is no demo, it forces me to resort to less legal means, if you catch my drift.

​@@mugwump7049 huh, if you wanna crack the game whats the point of buying it lmao? I did buy it to support the devs ignoring the fact that in my country it has a price of new call of duty

@callme_elsai Because if I like the game, I'll want to support the devs too.

Did you play Deus Ex Human Revolution/Mankind Divided already?

@@felixader Of course, Eidos Montreal was forced to split the game in half, with the second half being cancelled by square enix.

I don't watch anyone who kisses ass, but I guess that's because I avoid IGN like the plague? I wouldn't call the industry 'bum ass' either considering the plethora of fantastic games we get each year on top of a golden age of indie development and a VR boom right around the corner...

It's Wadaholic, boy!

The only thing these games have in common is the fast-paced Doom Eternal type of gameplay. Totally different setting, atmosphere, visual style and even level design: Ultrakill is mostly narrow corridors and small rooms whereas this relies more on wide open environments.

We'd first need to take a pickle and pork down the frog and toad to see him about it.

A man and a Dog? Necromunda Hired Gun

Considering the game's influences and where the dev is coming from, I rather suspect a nod to Brutal Doom.

Underrated? I heard nothing but praise for that movie.

@@mugwump7049 It flopped at the box office bro. People were complaining that it was too similar to The Raid, which was ridiculous. All the negative comments seemed to kill it at the box office, which is why we never got a sequel.

same

Doom is a triple A game you realize that right?

Maybe someone looking at the landscape who seriously needs a pair of glasses... FPS is a genre so massive and varied most of it can't be compared to eachother, particularly something like Military FPS to retro style fast paced fantasy/sci-fi FPS.

@@dirpyturtle69 Yeah which is why its the exception and hence my comment on it still being King.

@@cenciende9401 No, triple A fps are janky and incomplete right now.

Hes a boomer

@@otomon5 He isn’t an actual boomer lol.

@@otomon5 I think he's either late gen X or early millenial.