Exovoid Carnage Reviews

Non-stop action, amazing power ups, satisfying difficulty, tons of replayability, beautiful levels. Beware: the drones are brutal.

I love the old school carnage! The levels just get better and better the further you get

This is pretty intense and it's got some great action, good variety of arenas, I want to get back in after every run.

This game is great! It's like Doom and Dynasty Warriors had a kid, and not the chill kind of kid, the kind that keeps you panicked. It's definitely a throw back to a time when games dropped you straight into the action and let you sink or swim. It's easy to understand, difficult to master, and infinitely replayable. If you're looking for something you can pick up and play for a few minutes or a few hours, this is it. Buy this game!

A great take on the classic arena shooter. Frenetic action with great particle and environment effects. Randomized level order keeps each run fresh, and stackable powerups lead to some insane levels of destruction and absurd amounts of alien goop. Highly recommended! :)

This game kicks ass! A little difficult to get used to the controls at the beginning, but then once caught on, so much fun to play! Can't wait to play more!

Do you remember QUAD DAMAGE? Or getting headshots with saw blades? Repeatedly slamming the spacebar while permanently holding down W and Left Mouse? Then this a game is for you, like it's 2002.

I wasn't expecting to have this much fun but this game is addictive. If you want a no-nonsense FPS that seems to come straight from the 90s with jam-packed action and sci-fi lore, this is for you. Like they say when you start a new Arena, 'get in there!'

This is a really frantic wave shooter where you try to get through as many rooms as possible until you get killed and start all over again. It's pretty hard, but I found myself getting better with each run. I tried using a controller, the game does not recommend it, which is true because I drastically improved switching to mouse and keyboard. If you enjoy mowing down relentless targets with energy weapons I would recommend. It is quite a feeling getting to a new room. I wish the start up jail sequence was removed after being resurrected so I could get into the action faster.

Disappointing. Noticed this was supported on Mac and I just got an M4 Mac Mini so I was excited to try it since I love FPS games like Quake and DOOM. The game looked easy enough to run, boy was I wrong. I don't know if I'm blind but I can't find any semblance of graphical settings at all. The game runs like garbage on Mac which shouldn't be the case on this hardware, I understand MacOS Isn't the most widespread for gaming but at least put effort into it. Next, is the UI. The designs feel like it was rushed out the door and said "good enough", but there are some moments it looks well done. Next is the voice acting, in the credits I see no credits for who did the voice acting and there are moments where I am suspicious that it is AI. If that is the case the I will absolutely be refunding this. The environments and art looks good, with great contrast and color that pops. The game looks fun, I just wish I could actually play it on my machine well. Hope the devs at Man Up Time can do a little more work on the mac version and add a proper setting menu.