SPRAWL Reviews

very fun movment shooter pick it up if your into indie fps games

iF yOu LiKe ThOsE cRaZy AsS jApAnEsE mOvIeS tHeN sPrAwL iS dEfInItLY fOr YoU. A love letter to Ghost in the Shell and cyberpunk as a whole. With ghost in the shell references sprinkled through the game and the iconic water scene when Motoko surprises the run away smg gunner. Loved this game and story, highly recommended.

+Great Movement +Popping Heads is satisfying -Personally disliked all the robots at the end because of the lack of quickly popping heads Overall fun game.

A fine game with cool setting, satisfying combat and weapons, great music. A good old boomer shooter that I enjoyed. -review in collaboration with Novakim

While this game seemed really interesting to me at first, as I played it just ended up feeling very derivative from other boomer/movement shooters, and like, no shit of course it does because they are in the same genre, but this game just doesn't do anything to set itself apart. It feels like sauceless turbo overkill gameplay combined with ghostrunner level design and story, antagonistic patriarchal voice in your head included. But... that being said it IS still a good game, and if you love the genre its a good pick up especially with the modest price tag, I just wish it did something to make itself a little unique

After finishing almost 2 episodes I can say that: + It's fun to shoot + I like bullet time in this game + Parkour + Graphics - The game is very repetitive: A lot of the mission objectives are ‘go, switch the lever/click the button and keep going’ just described with different words but it's still the same thing - Rarely but still happened to me that shots at weak points were not registered even though they should have hit +/- The shotgun has too little kick for me +/- The intelligence of these invisible guys with knives is poor, because I just walk backwards and they run after me and I can just take them down one by one

Very fun shooter, the music is great and the levels have a brisk pace for weapons and enemies. The ending is a little underwhelming.

Very satisfying gameplay; super impressive for such a small team. Movement and shooting feel great, solid level design, nice variety of enemies, dug the vibes. Rail gun was a highlight. ~6 hour campaign was perfect length. Any FPS fan should give this a shot for a few fun evenings.

An engaging boomer shooter with unique wall-running mechanics. The game starts slow but becomes addicting about 5 hours in.

A little on the short side, campaign takes about 5 hours to beat. I like that they don't have a ton of secrets that you have to find, just 1 mother QR code per level, makes it so I don't have to keep switching between tabs to look at guides on how to get the collectible. Gameplay was really fun once you get the hang of swapping weapons and comboing guys, and the adrenaline mode is definitely an interesting gimmick. Movement in this game was surprisingly very smooth and I never once struggled with the wall running and jumping, not to mention the shotgun boosting is a nice little bonus movement style. Art was great, and the level design was spectacular (although there were definitely times where I didn't know where to go and had to wander around a bit before finding the next area). And some of those arenas especially in episode 3 are really challenging, but a blast to play through! Story wise, it's a very typical cyberpunk type setting (evil organization takes over the world, and you're a super soldier created by them but now you turn on your creator and kill everything), but unlike many other games it actually has an ending to it (though the worldbuilding in this game is almost non-existent but it's fine since the story is just an excuse for the gameplay and enemy types). Also the music in this game is absolutely god tier, made this already fun game 100 times more enjoyable