Putrefaction 2: Rumble in the hometown Reviews

Putrefaction 2: Rumble In The Hometown fast game with modern day graphics with easy controls that moves from location A to B to C and so on, good amount of action and special effects, good game. Personal Suggested Purchase Price: $0.49 Or Less During Sale

I do not know why there are so many positive reviews for this game, and I honestly think something fishy is going on here. This game may be very cheap, but if it's not a waste of money, it's a big waste of time. Terrible AI and bullet sponge enemies, atrocious level design, terrible graphics, no juicyness at all, glitchy movement and controls, and full of bugs. That is, of course, when the game even manages to launch without crashing. In one of my PCs, it simply wouldn't launch at all, ever. In the PC I used to play it, I experienced tons of crashes. I don't know if this is an asset flip, because the assets are so low quality I don't even know if they're being sold, maybe this was all made by this developer. But it sure feels like an asset flip, and a cheap one, at that. Not worth your money, and for sure not worth your time. The best example of Steam's lack of quality control. I would have asked for a refund, but I waited too long to try this one out.

Easily the most inspiring game I have played. The zombies really symbolize natural human savagery and the crumbling societies of today, and the enemy humans that spawn show how deep you can fall into a life of crime, and serve as a reminder to keep your life in check, and to plan your future. If you like games that give a heavy societal commentary and symbolism surrounding modern society then this game is for you.

a nice improvement over the first one new enemys weapons and and our badass void walker this is defently a gem of a game i recommend get all 3 putrefaction games

I played through all the Putrefaction games now. Voidwalker was the best game, and the original one had bad shooting mechanics but was decently atmospheric. I also liked the two bosses the original game had. Anyways, Rumble in hometown costs 1 dollar. There are only 4 levels in the game and a single bossfight in the end, which I actually quite liked. Is this game worth the 1 dollar? I would say yes, but at the same time, you could use that 1 dollar to save up for another game. I will say if you liked Void Walker, then get this as well. There is nothing I really have to complain about, except for one thing, and that is that this "game" just feels off and makes no sense at all. It is just 4 levels and a bossfight. What is the point of this thing?? Maybe the dev wanted to make another game but grew tired of it in the process? At least from Putrefaction 1 and to Voidwalker, you felt the story continued, and it actually did this really well by carrying on straight after you teleported from the final boss. In this game, it is just some random nonsense. It is strange that this game even exists but oh well it is not bad.

More broken, more repetitive & more dull, compared to the main entry. Expect getting bored to tears, constantly stuck in geometry and the sponge enemies that sometimes get 4 times as spongy due to some damage multiplier bug. Nothing stands out about this 'add-on' that adds nothing, and with the dour looking urban / industrial locales and zombie enemies you'd be excused to mistake this game for Slaughtering Grounds or any other generic asset-flip Unity FPS. Pass!

And again great work. Oleg pls tell me what can't I just buy the whole soundtrack it is fcing pleasent sooo pleasent. Fantastic art work again that music muuuaaahhhh <3

Game starts off as a boring and unchallenging zombie shooter (even on the hardest difficulty). After the first checkpoint of the first level, however, the guys with guns turn up and kill you in three hits from a long range [while you have nothing but a peashooter pistol and a shotgun that won't reach them effectively (and sometimes fails to kill them with a direct hit even at close range)]. The game feels like a frantic cross of the retro Serious Sam games crossed with the movement of Halo (with the addition of a double jump). What ultimately ruins this game for me, is the fact that the twitch gameplay this game demands isn't [spoiler]censored[/spoiler] possible because the game will randomly stop registering your keyboard input and leave you standing still - which, even if it only happens for a second [while playing on the hardest difficulty], is a death sentence. That doesn't sound too bad, you say? Well, couple that with the TERRIBLE checkpoints in this game - which will often force you to replay 30% of a level whenever you die - and it soon becomes frustrating, tiresome and boring. This game is cheap, in every possible way. 2/10.

It's a decent game with Early Xbox 360 Era Graphics. I havent played too long and as a result am only picking at gripes from the first level. Pricing - Bought this on sale for £0.39 Which I think is more apropriately priced for this game. Graphics - They seem to bug at times and as previously mentioned they look early Xbox 360 Era Games. Gameplay - Repetitve, So far there are only a few guns in my playthrough those being the Handgun, Shotgun and Dynomite, theres a lack of enemy variety just; Standard, shooter, tank and Slicer, but It does have some entertainment and thats the Decapitation system, shooting an enemy in the leg, arm or head with a powerful gun causes the limb to come off. Difficulty: EZ, blasted through the first level on the normal mode, although this curve could increase in harder difficulties we'll find out. Overall - Its not a bad game but I could stand to be better, and for 40p, who can complain. Final Rating 4/10

I am 68 and love these simple games. Just a bunch of running around and shooting. No real plot. Only wish it had more levels but for .99 was 3 hours of simple mindless fun.