Damikira Review (PlayStation 5)
Damikira Review, What do you get when you combine frenetic arcade-style shooting, tons of guns and violence, a sprinkle of dark humor, and a grappling hook? It’s Damikira, an action-packed platformer that’s easy to play but tough to master! Grab a firearm and blast through side-scrolling stages as you face hordes of costumed enemies, challenge online leaderboards, upgrade your arsenal, and discover hidden mechanics to stack the deck in your favor!
Damikira Review Pros:
- Decent graphics.
- 214.4MB download size.
- Platinum trophy.
- You get the PlayStation 4 and the PlayStation 5 versions of the game.
- Graphics settings – screenshake, camera recoil, Crosshair color, bloom, heat effect, and background noise.
- Blood can be turned on and off and set to how extreme.
- Tutorial on/off.
- Online leaderboard.
- Three playable characters – Emily, Henry, and Eric, each one can have a hat equipped once unlocked.
- Local two-player support.
- Simple controls – move, aim, jump, shoot, and hook. You can set it to auto-aim.
- 2D action shooter gameplay.
- Opening tutorial section showing off the controls and game flow.
- At the end of life, you get a rank.
- Pick up new guns, power-ups, and health as you play.
- You get given a set mission to advance but it’s very loose with it.
- Every run randomizes the mission and level.
- Health bars of enemies show.
- Massive combo counter.
- Text will pop up.
- When you complete a mission you get transported to another location with a new mission.
- The hook helps you fly around the level.
- Objective arrows can appear around your character to help.
- A lot of explosive elements within a level.
Damikira Review Cons:
- If you get overly stimulated in games then this will be a nightmare for you, so much is going on all the time and it is so chaotic it’s hard to follow.
- You cannot remap the controls.
- I found the navigation a pain as it was not smooth to go from jumping to hooking.
- It’s very easy to die and not understand why.
- You can lose track of your character.
- No online play.
- The only thing keeping you coming back is unlocking hats or maybe of luck, score chasing.
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Damikira:
Developer: Brain-dead Rabbit Games
Publisher: Eastasiasoft
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