Arcadegeddon Review (Steam)
Our Arcadegeddon Review introduces us to Gilly, the owner of a local arcade, who is trying to save his business from a faceless mega-corporation. To do so he takes all the top arcade games and connects them all to make a super game, unfortunately, the mega-corporation, Fun Fun Co., hacks the game and injects a virus. You and your friends need to save the game and the last hometown arcade.
Arcadegeddon Review:
- Nice bright cartoon graphics.
- 7.2GB download size.
- Steam achievements.
- Full controller support.
- Graphics settings – gamma, motion blur, HDR, fullscreen mode, max framerate, v-sync, ray traced reflections, graphics preset anti-aliasing, effects, foliage, post-processing, shadows, textures, view distance, upscaling method, and resolution scale.
- Controller settings – Invert axis and sensitivity sliders, four controller presets, toggle slide, toggle sprint, and ads sensitivity sliders.
- Character customisation – accessories, hair, head, and body.
- Optional tutorial.
- Daily and weekly challenges.
- Crossplay option.
- Uses its own language in both written and spoken. (don’t worry it has English)
- Rooms and areas randomize every run.
- Gang leaders give unique rewards and quests.
- Runs can go on forever.
- Small gameplay loop.
- Has a handy offline mode.
- Excellent soundtrack.
- Revive option.
- Very fast-paced.
- Break crates for ammo and cash.
- Loot rarity for weapons and hacks.
- Hacks are buffs like more health or more damage with certain guns, only good for that run.
- Chests are color-coded for the type of loot you may get from it.
- Satisfying gunplay.
- Nailed the excitement of opening chests.
- Stats and MVP awards between areas in mp.
- Powers are earned and equipped onto two slots, they regen over time and vary in what they do from damage to healing. Level up and U lock them, you can change them at waypoint areas.
- Waypoint areas are what I call the small rooms that appear generally halfway through a level, here you can buy new guns, refill ammo and health, buy a difficulty raise and swap out any powers you have unlocked and play a quick game of PvP.
- Cheap price point.
- PvP mode grants unique rewards and plays like a standard shooter with whacky guns.
- The main hub can house other players.
Arcadegeddon Review Cons:
- Long matchmaking times.
- The time between areas in multiplayer is long.
- The text is really small and hard to read.
- You have to start at the low level first every run and it takes a long time to build it up.
- In multiplayer you cannot ping items or locations.
- In multiplayer, the loot is first come first served.
- The initial start is slow as you do errands and tutorial sections that are slow.
- No way to skip parts you may have done before.
- Levels and locations repeat way too often.
- Cannot import your save from another platform.
- At the moment you are grinding for nothing more than cosmetics and new powers but even then that takes a while.
- The runs can get very long.
- A lot of grinding to get cool gun skins and outfits.
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Arcadegeddon:
Developer: IllFonic
Publisher: IllFonic
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