Floops Big House Adventure Steam Charts & Stats

Floops Big House Adventure is an isometric Shooter wrapped in the nostalgic look of 90s cartoons. Remember 'Cow & Chicken' or 'Rockos Modern Life'? This game seeks to bring that visual style into the modern age via a surprisingly difficult game. We play as the titular Floop, a bean-shaped entity whose house has been invaded by monsters. Our mean, green boy is taking none of that as he whips out the ole Snubnosed revolver. So starts the epic battle of expelling these unwanted roommates, one brass freedom seed at a time. That is the extent of the story. From then on out, you try to get your hands on any weapon you may find. A rubber chicken that fires iron nails? Check. Some sock you found that ejects deadly lint at your foes? Check. Me trying to spell without a grammar checker? Wreck. The first thing you'll have to get used to is that you can only shoot to the left or to your right. There is no vertical or diagonal aiming here, though it can be worked around by weapons that spread projectiles. There are few things more reliable than a bazooka that fires several rockets at once. Thankfully for Floop, there are no destructible environments or he'd take out the entire neighborhood alongside his house. The bosses are all unique in both their appearance and attack methods. One may summon worms out of the ground to block your path while another may simply puke all over your carpet. Sure your house was already covered in empty beer bottles and spent bullet casings, but how rude! As much as I'm downplaying it, this title is quite the challenge. It will likely take you several tries to clear it. The most important thing to learn is what the items in the shop do. You can select one of three every few rounds. They range from moving faster to being able to shoot bullets out of your back while you fire. Rad 2 the max... no, nevermind. I just can't with that lingo ;_; After you clear the final boss, you will earn a hardcore mode. It is largely the same as usual, minus the fact that we will not be healed after boss fights. If RNG treats you anything like me, that will make you very sad. Flops Big House Adventure fully supports controllers and has an uncapped framerate to truly make use of any fancy high refresh rate monitors. With how easy it is to run, you'll easily get hundreds of frames even with modest hardware. This title strikes a nice balance of challenge and fun. I enjoyed my time with it and loved the art style. For a first-time game by this developer, it gets many things right and carries a fair price of $4.99. It is worth checking out for those who enjoy Shooter games or want to experience this '90s-style art in motion.