Roguelike FPS 'Neurospasm' Demo Launches on Steam
The demo gives players an early look at a game that combines roguelike stacking abilities with a first-person shooter framework, ahead of its full release.
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DOSMan Publishing released a demo for the roguelike FPS 'Neurospasm' on Windows PC via Steam. Developed by Volutedberet, the game involves connecting a brain directly to a computer and fighting flesh-like enemies. The demo covers the first of five layers, with over 80 items and one boss. The full release will add more content.
DOSMan Publishing released a demo for the roguelike FPS 'Neurospasm' on Windows PC via Steam. The game, developed by Volutedberet, has players connect their brain directly to a computer and enter an FPS world to uncover secrets hidden by a shady company. Players fight hordes of flesh-like enemies with up to six weapons and stack enhancement abilities that change ammo, status effects, passive effects, and ally summons. The demo covers the first of five pyramid-like layers, each with its own style and mechanics, and includes over 80 items and one boss. The full release will add more layers, enemies, bosses, items, and weapons.
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