DeathMetal Reviews

Good brick-breaker game for what you pay for it. I agree with the other positive reviews listed here (no sense in repeating).

Metal! Arkanoid! Fire! Heavy Metal! Brutal fireball! Great thanks to authors for the price!

Read the title and the price. Came to the conclusion: Oh hell YES! Final result: Get this game, there is no excuse.

Little funny game, great soundtrack, nice achievements. :D

There is no ball control whatsoever - you cannot control the direction of the bounce at all. A very badly implemented and amatuerish game.

Got it on sale, good graphics and great music, easy to play. Reminded me of Arknoid, I loved that game, so just had to buy. 80's generation would get it why. Kudos to the developer.

DeathMetal is an arcade-style brick-breaker game that differentiates itself from others of the genre with its heavy metal soundtrack and challenging difficulty. The game features 40 levels across four episode sets and boasts real-time physics and visual effects. One of the strengths of DeathMetal is its use of heavy metal guitar riffs that enhance the overall atmosphere of the game. The game's difficulty level is also challenging, which will appeal to players who enjoy old-school arkanoid-style games. Additionally, the game features 11 different power-ups that add variety to the gameplay. The game's level design is well thought out and offer a good challenge to player, also the graphics and visual effects are pretty decent and add to the game's overall atmosphere. The achievements and trading cards will keep the player engaged. Overall, DeathMetal is a well-executed brick-breaker game that stands out with its heavy metal soundtrack and challenging difficulty. It will appeal to fans of the genre and those who enjoy a good challenge but some players may find it too hard.

On the one hand, I dig metal, and I dig breakout. On the other hand, DeathMetal suffers from unpredictable physics, awkward level design, and really, really repetitive music. Even at its low price, I have to rate this a "don't buy".

This is a very good arkanoid game for the price. The presentation is polished and the controls are smooth. Fail states are forgiving and quick, allowing you to easily replay the levels. The achievements are mostly very easy to get as well. The gameplay lasts for about 60 minutes, but it is solid fun for that time. If you like this kind of game then this is an entry in the genre worth wasting an hour with. 8/10

DeathMetal is a steampunk Break Out-clone with a some unique ideas when it comes to geometry. As a fan of both Break Out-games and Death Metal, it caught my attention in the store. It didn't deliver on either of them. It has ONE Slayer-esque track and some lackluster powerups. The concept still intrigues me, and I hope the dev keeps working on it, but "as is" it's quite emaciated. There is very little variety and it has more flash than contents. Look at what DX-Ball did 20 years ago.