Federation77

I really hate to do this to a smaller dev, but the state this game currently in is pretty much unplayable for me. There is the bones of a cool game in here, however I have to speak my peace so anyone on the fence at least was warned.

I played this on a Meta Quest 2 via quest wired link

Cons:
- game doesn't run well. There is a pixel density setting that you can boost to make it look ok, but cause weird studdering and overall performance issues . Combined with some strange effects and animations really leave it just feeling broken a lot of the time.

- picking up weapons is a total crapshoot. The aim of the game is to basically one-and-done as many weapons as you can get, which would be a fun way of keeping you on your toes and providing a little strategy, but more than half the time I would try to grab a weapon only for nothing to happen. This leads to you getting killed a lot, and just ups the feeling of jank right through the roof.

Same thing with throwing weapons as well. The game ( smartly) put in a system that if you hold down a trigger, will hurl whatever you have in your hand at an enemy. Just like picking up weapons, this works a quarter of the time and more often than not leave you standing there getting smacked.

- Enemies don't make noise???? This was a weird one and maybe is some kind of glitch thatll be patched or whatever. but while I hear enemy voice lines -they make no sound outside of that. This really sucks because you could be dealing with one dude in front of you meanwhile having 2 way bigger threats silently coming from behind. Plus they do this thing where their movement speed is increased while engaging you, and then once they do move into a slower combat speed. This just means you're constantly getting blindsided unless you stick to corners, or never stop turning around.

I absolutely do think this game could be patched or fixed into something awesome, but right now I didn't find it worth playing.

In Federation77, you play as a robot who enjoys... um... altering his mind state and having brutal, possibly imaginary, fights of which he keeps score. And the fights, man... they're addictive. You know what I mean?

But seriously, I've had fun with this one. It's an arena shooter against enemies that keep spawning in increasing difficulty. The visuals remind me of Borderlands, and even though there's a lot of violence, the cartoonish style makes it look less serious. I enjoyed the cyberpunk aesthetic, especially in the graveyard setting. The trickiest part was picking up the right weapons off the ground quickly enough. If you like the idea of playing a cyberpunk comic book hero (or villain) and killing a lot of things, you won't go wrong with this game.

Does not have left handed support