Assault On Proxima Reviews

This game is trash... basically one of those rush rush rush go go go dont stop dont think dont explore dont have any brain activity whatsoever type games... enemies respawn constantly after clearing an area.... most of the time they spawn behind you... very stupid... which says it all about these developers: lazy, unimaginative, full of themselves which you will see in their reply... Reply to devs: yeah well I don't like mindlessrushrushrushgogogodon'tstopdontthinkdontexploredontpayattentiondontlookanywherejustkeeprunningthroughthelevelwithoutanybrainactivitygameswithneverendingenemiesnomatterhowmuchtimeyouspndmurkingthemgames,capisce? did you like reading my reply? thats what your 💩 game feels like....

I had a chance to play *Assault on Proxima* in greater detail, and I have many thoughts. The graphics are amazing; that was my initial impression. Toon-shaded graphics really stand the test of time. To all those who say it's "childish," I respectfully disagree. Toon graphics combined with great gameplay is a national treasure. The variety of guns is impressive, and as a natural sniper, I found it to my liking. The enemy variety is also amazing. I also want to discuss the level design aspect. The levels are clearly designed to be played with friends, and there’s no primary protagonist. Instead, you’re part of a squad. This reminds me of *Borderlands*, and I’ll be honest, it’s an aspect I really liked. Yes, in *Borderlands*, you can select any of the characters, but the game itself doesn’t have "one" protagonist—it has many. That aspect of storytelling is fascinating because it emphasizes that we all have a part to play in shaping events. It really brings the world to life.