UBERMOSH Reviews

10/10

funny

was pretty fun

This drug is game.

damn, I take 50 mg of methandienone and 70 mg of dianabol for this game, but it doesn't help.

[h1] Welcome To The Mosh Pit ! [/h1] [b] What we have here is a pretty good indie arcade bullet hell game with some roguelike elements. Our heroine here is Green (more of a title i assume) - a futuristic badass lady who cuts bullets like a butter with her impeccable colorful blade (there is even a big lore in this game which you can find on the internet). The goal is simple : Green needs to survive in a vast mosh pit for 90 seconds cutting bullets or shooting (or both at the same time depending on your modification) various creatures and aliens. This goal in theory is rather simple but like in other bullet hell games it will take some time to reach it (or not if you are a super mega skilled mofo hehe). Like i've mentioned earlier you have a couple of mods to spice up your gameplay : kensai for slicing bullets only (no firearm) , gunner is your dream build for killing as much enemies as possible (automatic firearm and no blade at all) and so on. Every build also has different amount of "lives" (extraction cores). IMO the only thing that was reeeaaallyyy frustrating in this game are super inconsistent hitboxes : a lot of times enemy bullets hit you to early or too late even when you did a perfect dodge and danced around like a freakin' ballerina or something. It also would've been nice to have some volume and display settings and a pause menu. But i also understand that this game is almost 10 years old (and it came out on my birthday ! Yay !) and it's just the way it was programmed. The sound design and OST are great though. It's like a mix between rock/metal and dark synthwave which gets a little bit repetitive after a couple of hours which is not a bad thing and more of an observation. The game(s) is also really cheap : you can buy the whole UBERMOSH package for less than 4$ (30 cents with a 90% disscount !) which is a total steal and one of the best steam deals right now. P.S. Get In The Zone ! Get In The Groove ! Try UBERMOSH ! [/b]

UBERMOSH delivers a fast-paced, arcade-style experience that can be quite engaging. The controls are responsive, but the gameplay may become repetitive after a while. The visuals are minimalist yet effective, while the overall concept is intriguing. It's a decent pick for those who enjoy quick action.

I genuinely don't understand the praise for this game other than it's regularly on sale cheap and has trading cards. The game is so ridiculously fast paced and hard you only barely get into a groove for 30 seconds before invariably getting swarmed with more enemies than you can deal with. The thing needs a redesign from the ground up, I play things like Rock Band on Expert so I don't think it's my reaction that's the issue, if you enjoy dying and dying over and over again in a 30 second loop with cheap design killing you this is the kind of game for you, there's literally no depth to the game just reflect a few lazers then die.

I didn't think that a game that costed me 30 cents would be this good. Even with its original price it's still cheap. Honestly I think it should be worth more than that. It has very simple yet fun gameplay. I am very bad at bullet hell games but this game has a unique charm to it (Even though it's frustrating sometimes) I honestly recommend this game for people who are just bored and want to just play random games. I really can't anything anymore, it is just a perfect game you play when you have nothing to do and are bored.

For the price, it's honestly a steal. You can buy all of the games for $5, and I would argue they're worth more. This isn't one of those half-assed shovelware games you're used to seeing for this price. It actually has character, smooth gameplay and you can tell the dev actually put love into it. Is it perfect? Well, I'd say it's excellent at the very least. I personally don't have any actual complaints, but for the sake of constructive criticism I will nitpick a little. I do wish the game had a pause menu, or at least an option to start a new run after dying, rather than being sent to the main menu. The lack of a settings menu isn't a dealbreaker by any means, but some volume and display settings would be nice. That's really all I can say in terms of "bad" things. I have yet to play the other games (besides the second entry, which I played one run of so far), so maybe these things were already implemented in the other games. Anyways, I'm kinda just yapping. Buy the game, it's fun.