Utopia Must Fall Steam Charts & Stats

This one of the best arcade style games ever. Its just like old arcade cabinet games like Asteroids and Missile Command rolled into one combined with the new skill tree and upgrades making this so much more fun.

Tons of fun, cool retro graphics, great shooting gameplay, good sound effects. My only problem is that the game is way easier using "hermit mode" (i.e. no missiles, guns only). I wish missiles were more plentiful, would make the game a lot more fun and less brutal.

Very fun, very hard. Big fan of the intersecting upgrades

Idk what it is about this game. I bought it when i was drunk and i liked the colors. next day was dissapointed in my purchase but decided i would try it out. The games just fun bro idk how else to say it. Just buy it its good its fun its cool its epic its radical its sick and its also cool and its fun.

the game itself at its stage(early access 0.702) is pretty good, of course it needs to be balanced after day 35 or so since there be limited upgrades as enemy gets more and more stronger, adding categories and upgrades in the future can fix that good. overall A LOT can be added since we're at EA stage.^_^

This game is large wet in the pants. If you have a fightstick play it on that, its a friggin blast. Works with HORI RAP N on Arch/Hyprland with 0 issues. 9.5/10. Does what it says on the tin really well.

This is a delightful game, a modern take on Missile Command, thoughtfully made at every level. The sound design in particular is phenomenal. The music is bizarre but enjoyable. The visual aesthetic is executed well and the enemy variety is excellent. The game utilizes its simple aesthetic to amplify the noise in other ways, sometimes drowning the screen in all manner of shapes and colors. There are a lot of small details here that I like! When I first read what Blackout Protocol actually was, I actually laughed out loud. I really like the Galaga-style bonus for wiping out a full squadron or enemy group. In fact, the whole bonus-oriented play and the way score impacts your overall progression just adds a real element of depth to the whole thing that not many roguelike/lites emphasize. Every sound in the game has a satisfying punch to it. Every enemy is easily recognizable despite the lack of finer details. Care is evident in every layer of this game. The recent update to the upgrade trees is phenomenal. It's now abundantly clear what the consequences of a given upgrade choice are beyond just the stat bonus. A huge step in the right direction, with room still to improve for sure. Currently it's [b]begging[/b] for some sort of meta progression system - the difficulty ramps up quite quickly and while I currently welcome the challenge, repeating the early stages begins to get tedious because while the enemy patterns are fresh, the upgrades are not. Those first few days invariably have you waggling around the weenie laser and the game could do with some kind of means to ameliorate that. It's not uncommon for games of this type to have early-game skips that sort of throw you into a run at the true beginning of the ramp with all of the basic upgrade options or the opportunity to pick them quickly, something like that could be nice. The only other real nagging item is that the upgrade paths feel a bit hungry for long game depth, I feel like they could get [i]absurd[/i] but stop short of that. That might just be me having a skill issue so far, but you really hug the curve pretty tightly in my experience in this game. There doesn't really seem to be a way to "tilt" things like getting a "god run" in certain other roguelikes based on luck falling a certain way or reaching a certain upgrade goal/threshold. Anyway, for the price of an expensive coffee you can have a pretty chill/fun game and I think that's neat. Looking forward to how it develops.

Like nova drift was to asteroids, utopia must fall is to missile command. Good, mindless fun with a great aesthetic. It doesn't go as crazy with the builds as nova drift, but it still is worth your time if you liked it. They shifted to a custom engine it seems which allows >60fps.

It's good but not my kind of game. The early levels are pretty fun but once you're past the third or fourth level it just gets stressful. The enemies get extremely tanky which seems unfair to me, no matter how much you upgrade it's not going to feel like it's making much of a difference. It would be nice if there was a currency you got after a game that you could spend on perma upgrades that aren't already in the skill tree. When you die all you get is a start over with no reward for as far as you've gone.

Superb game, but a little repetitive as of now. I'm excited to see what this could be after a few more updates, and I'd still recommend it in its current state.