Disc Room Review (Steam)
Are you ready to get sliced in half? The year is 2089 and a giant disc has appeared in orbit of Jupiter. Step into the oversized space suit of a brave scientist and explore this sprawling intergalactic slaughterhouse.
Pros:
- Cartoon graphics.
- 214mb download size.
- Steam achievements.
- Controller support.
- Graphics-fullscreen, screen shake, shaders.
- Blood-on/off.
- Disc rotation-clockwise/anti-clockwise.
- Can rebind controls for both keyboard and the controller.
- Controller deadzone sliders.
- Controller-set left or right stick as the main stick.
- Speed run timer-on/off.
- Gameplay-survive from blades going all around the room.
- Five areas-south/centre/west/east/North zones.
- The difficulty is dealt with by adjusting sliders for- game speed, goal difficulty, disc speed, and hazard speed.
- Can unlock any zone you want from the menu.
- Levels have multiple exits with each exit having its own mission.
- Learn new abilities as you play and choose which one to equip.
- Every level is timed.
- Rooms will have a minimum of one mission but usually a couple, you can do whichever you like and some will require multiple plays.
- Once you finish a level you can choose to replay the current room or goto a new one.
- Very playable and approachable.
- Challenges-additional game affecting modes.
- Cool dismemberment deaths in a comical way.
- Cutscenes are like a comic book.
- Really good music.
- Simple controls.
- Instant loading.
- Clever well-done boss fights.
- Disc library that shows all encountered discs.
- Overall stats section with a counter for deaths.
- New mechanics overtime like having to stay in an area for the timer to work or the floor comes away.
Cons:
- No actual tutorial.
- Constant difficulty spikes.
- Difficulty settings only work after death or changing room.
- No description on the abilities or a brief demo.
- Changing rooms can be disorientating.
- Minimal graphic settings.
