About This Game GROOD is an indie 2.5D Shoot 'em up made with spare robot parts and Heavy Metal🤘🏻.The gameplay blends classic Shoot 'em up mechanics with modern low poly graphics, particles, shaders, and a hardcore soundtrack.Journey through different environments and all kinds of weather, from day until night. Annihilate an army of machines, and afterward, annihilate their bosses—go all the way to confirm that your battle paid off.Travel through woods, swamps, cities, frozen lands, deserts, and more. The dynamic weather system of the game means that your battle will take place in a different background every time you play.A forest will look wildly different under the rain at sunrise, in the noonday sun, and during an overnight snowfall.You’ll face different enemies in different gameplays. Small, big, slow, fast: just GO FIGHT THEM ALL.GROOD Features Super fast gameplay Dynamic weather conditions for a different experience every time you play Multiple final bosses Multiple weapons Day/night cycle. Fight early in the morning, during afternoon or at night! 30+ difficult-to-achieve achievements Global leaderboard: beat your friends and everyone in the world! Hardcore Metal Soundtrack 7aa9394dea Title: GROODGenre: Action, IndieDeveloper:Claudio Catalano, CC_ARTSPublisher:Claudio Catalano, CC_ARTSRelease Date: 30 Mar, 2018 GROOD Download Complete Edition This game has such an energy to it but I cannot recommend it. I realized immediately this was a lot of repetition incoming.The music is awesome, the fast pace and graphics\/aesthetic are great. However, it seems like so much wasted potential wasn't realized when finally releasing it. No evolution of your ship or powering up, a very naked UI, and enemy fire is very hard to see.. I bought this game without really knowing what it was. It just looked cool and had an interesting name. So once I clicked play I didn't know what I was going to play really. But I was happily met with awesome rock music and a really fun game. I played a bunch of times trying to get the highest score I possibly could. Got into the 39th spot so far. And when I want to throw on my own music or wanna check something real quick; I can just tab out of the game with no issue. Take note Ubisoft, since when playing The Division or The Crew 2 tabbing out is a huge issue.I really love the aesthetic, the music; and the gameplay. There's subtle details like how you tell how much health you have and when you take damage. It's a game that not only is really fun but shows how its art and detail to gameplay is really damn good. And playing with a controller makes it even better!My only complaint is it doesn't seem I can shoot the red missiles which is midly annoying.. I love this game. Good graphics, awesome soundtrack, frenetic gameplay and very cheap. Hopefully it'll get also some linux support in the future.Very recommended!. The game is exactly what you should expect from a classic old school shooter. Its fast, chaotic, colourful and complimented by an awesome heavy metal soundtrack. I grabbed it on sale and it was a steal at the price let alone full price! I recommend this game to anyone who loves arcade indie games and high scores! I will be returning to take the top position on those leader boards!+ Fast paced fun+ High score leader boards+ Awesome heavy metal soundtrack+ Smooth controls+ Inventive menu system and cool 90's filter available+ Tough as nails!. Right off the bat - I do like this game - or at least I like parts of what is here. GROOD has edge and oomph. But it's underdeveloped in terms of gameplay. I think it has an identity crisis. While it feels like it wants to be a rogueish sidescroller, there isn't really any progression (run-based or meta). I've only come across two minor gun powerups and a health pickup. The gun powerups just make the default gun more powerful. Ho-hum. So, I've come to the conclusion that this is meant to be totally a tough-as-nails arcade shooter. If that's the case, I think it falls short in terms of scoring and powerups.Essentially, the levels are static, but there are day and night cycles and random weather. Okay, it's a nice touch, but is it enough given there is only one ship, very few enemy types, virtually no progression or story? Ehhhhh, I'd say it's not enough. Overall, the gameplay is fun, but I doubt few will be logging serious time. And that's okay to a certain extent, because the asking price is next-to-nothing.There is one cardinal sin committed here that is ultimately driving me to downvote. This is a biggie. Let's call it the 'cosmetics over function' conundrum. In the dev teams attempt to make a furious-yet-visually-stunning world, they created an environment where it is all-too-often to not see enemy bullets, and therefore many hits feel cheap. Cheap not because you didn't have the skill to dodge, but because you literally didn't see it amidst the bamboo + night time dark + snow falling + other particles. Or it could be that the bullet is one of the smallest things in the game (size-wise) and has no colors to really stand out.Pros:+Obviously the price point is fine; the game is fun enough but I don't think its going to be driving people to constantly struggle for the high score on any kind of serious timescale+Albeit small, the soundtrack is quite good+All considering, it's fun+Pretty cool universe settingCons:-Cosmetics over function; too many cheap hits from bullets I simply could see among the all-too-hectic background-The health bar\/level is cryptic, and the screen always 'cracks' in the same place; I think it needs to have more variation-May be a bit of an identity crisis here; is it a rogueish game or an arcade shooter?-Regardless of the above bullet point, I'd like to see more powerups or progression (even if it's only more story)-How about an alt fire for the main gun? That might help shake things up-Scoring mechanics are completely hiddenI would love to recommend GROOD, but in a saturated market of top quality shooters - I just can't, even considering this price point.. Awesome music it fires you up, hardcore gameplay, it's a G(R)OOD productCan we have a port to linux?Even with proton it doesn't workUPDATE: it works with proton 4.2
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