Escape From Terror City Review (PlayStation 5)
For this Escape From Terror City Review, we play a third-person shooter inspired by run-and-gun classics but flipping the perspective behind the hero, all presented in retro low-poly graphics! Blast through enemy soldiers, mechs, and tanks in arcade-style action mixed with 3D bullet hell elements! Move your target reticle around the screen like a light shooter as you dodge projectiles and shockwaves! Can you survive and help save the city?
Escape From Terror City Review Pros:
- Nice low poly pixel art graphics.
- 177.6MB download size.
- Platinum trophy.
- You get the PlayStation 4 and the PlayStation 5 versions of the game.
- Shooter gameplay.
- Sensitivity slider for aiming.
- When in a shoot-out section you get locked in a space and must destroy everyone in order to move on.
- Simple controls, left trigger jump, right trigger shoot, and movement.
- Boss encounters complete with a health bar.
- You have a health bar and enemies can drop health.
- Checkpoints throughout.
- Platforming sections.
- The left stick is movement and the right stick is aiming your gun.
- Infinite lives.
- Some cool-level locations.
- Five stages to unlock.
- Unlock and play the hard mode of the game.
- Easy trophy list.
Escape From Terror City Review Cons:
- No tutorials.
- The aiming is sluggish and clunky.
- Timing and aiming jumps are awkward due to the fixed camera angles.
- You never pick up new weapons.
- Health drops are sparse.
- Cannot rebind controls.
- Boss battles are in cramped spaces.
- Just feels like they have chucked loads of enemies in for no other reason than to try and make the game last longer.
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Escape From Terror City:
Developer: Renegade Sector Games
Publisher: Eastasiasoft
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