But this choice is just a foundation upon which you will customize your own personal play-style.
Last is the Fortress, a large defense focused robot with plenty of health and the ability to shield itself from incoming blows.
Rampage is the soldier archetype with its fairly balanced stats and ability to fire all weapons at once with extra intensity. Dash is all about agile aggression with a special dodge ability and high speed stats. But the game’s structure isn’t what makes NeuroVoider worthwhile, it’s how all of its systems make this process so engaging.įirst of all, there is a choice to be made as you select which type of robot to play. You play as a robot fighting its way through a series of stages, collecting new parts, and battling bosses every few levels while trying not to die, because death is permanent. The game is a 16-bit inspired, twin-stick shooter, roguelike featuring lots of great customization mechanics in addition to very solid core gameplay. However, narrowing that choice down should be a lot easier thanks to the presence of NeuroVoider, because it’s really quite good and stands out amongst the competition.ĭeveloper Flying Oak mixed a lot of smart ideas to come up with NeuroVoider.
If you’re looking for an indie roguelike (or rogue-lite) adventure, you’re not exactly wanting for choice, whether it be on Switch or pretty much any platform right now.
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