Aesthetically, it’s also very nice, as the enemies and arenas are all very distinctive. Mechanically, shooting your way through hordes of freakish enemies is every bit as satisfying as you might hope. The more people rescued at once, the greater the benefit – but keeping that long line of prisoners behind you means you risk getting some of them killed. The player is tasked with rescuing prisoners who have been dumped into the arena, being rewarded with “likes” (used to unlock new weapons, among other things) and upgrades for doing so. There are, of course, some additional quirks here. As with any twin-stick, the central mechanics are simple: Collect weapons, shoot everything that moves, advance to the next stage and do it again. Boil it down to the basics, and this is a twin-stick arena shooter which turns into a bullet hell game for the bosses. The music is rad, the effects are gripping, and the game that follows more than lives up to the presentation. At the end of each room, deadly traps and explosives will start to fall DEATHRUN TV really grabs the player by the face as soon as the game loads up. State of the art studio and proprietary technology will reanimate your body ensuring that you can try again and again, and again and again…Each run offers new challenges and new opportunities to gain fame, you’ll also unlock crazy new cool weapons each time you die! Have you always dreamed of barbecuing monsters? If so, you’ve come to the right game show.

Will they help you by making you extra huge? Or will they lead you to your doom by unleashing a horde of monsters on you? Getting those precious likes and leveling up your likability will be rewarded with an ever-changing roster of mutations to choose from including exploding bodies and big heads.

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