Review: Nom Nom Apocalypse (Steam)
Nom Nom Apocalypse is a twin-stick shooter set in a post-apocalyptic city plagued by mutant food monstrosities. Shoot! dodge and OUTLAST the plague of greasy beasts and candy creatures that lurk around every unknown corner.
Pros:
- Cartoon style graphics.
- 1570mb download size.
- Steam achievements.
- 3 save slots.
- Controller support.
- Online leaderboards.
- Twin-stick shooter gameplay.
- Co-op support.
- Graphics-resolution, fullscreen, shake and brightness.
- Invert axis and sensitivity slider.
- 15 characters- 4 initial then unlock the rest and they each have unique skills and abilities.
- Basic training opening level.
- Each life is a run.
- Roguelike elements.
- Levels/bosses and weapons are random.
- It can carry multiple weapons.
- Health/boost/cash pickups come from vending machines within levels.
- Minimap.
- Shooting uses crosshair and reloading.
- Big boss arena battles.
- Variety of gun types.
- Perks- buy with in-game cash, can have up to 3 active.
Cons:
- Frequent crashes and freezing.
- The same level structure over and over.
- Throwing knives is slow.
- Predicable boss fights.
- No difficulty options.
- Minimal graphics option.
- Slow progress.
- A lot of empty feeling levels.
- Easy to get stuck on scenery.
