This guy gave it his all, and that was more then enough in my book! Voiced Narration: I got to give props where props are due and the way your character is voiced? You’ll start to feel his mystified mind, experience what he is experiencing in how he is narrating everything.You can notice that they did put some time into creating the most suitable music and sound environment, and you won’t be let down, that’s for sure! And this game really hooked me in and gave me some massive goosebumps with its opening sequence. Sound Design: Okay, ya’ll know that I love me some good sound design.Your enemies look clean and well-crafted, something you’d come to expect in a steampunk world! When I did, I really started to see the world as it was designed, and I really enjoyed it. I turned up my gamma just to be able to see something. For some reason, Fatbot Games decided to give the world a really dark filter. The lighting is something you’ll have to adjust to though. Not only that, they managed to get everything to run buttery smooth, and that’s a thing that Alexis really likes. The eyes will really be getting a treat in this one. Graphically Beautiful: One of the places that Vaporum really stands out in, has to be its visual appeal.

Is this new spin at the Dungeon Crawling formula a welcome change, or was it better to stick to the old tried and tested system? Let’s find out in this review of, Vaporum! Hmm… That guy’s shiny head almost rivals our Chief Editor’s shine… Dae Jim still wins though, don’t worry. Throughout your journey you’ll have to uncover the mystery of the tower, combating robots, beasts,… All the while leveling your character to make him more sustainable or letting him deal more damage. You play as an amnesia-stricken random person, washed ashore near a metal tower that beckons you to enter upon it’s dark and dreary halls. Let’s introduce their heavy hitter, Vaporum. Will it be sweet loot? Or inescapable death? Well, Fatbot Games surely knows! As they bring us their vision as to how a dungeon crawler should be. It feels so satisfactory running through dark corridors, not knowing what’s going to be around the corner.

If there’s a genre that I like to dabble in, it has to be Dungeon Crawlers.

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