Beyond Citadel (2025)
Genres:Indie, Shooter
Themes:Action, Science fiction, Survival
Game modes:Single player
Story:Beyond Citadel is an anime style retro throwback shooter inspired by the classics of the 90's, with realistic gunplay mechanics, anime violence and fast paced combat. Fight your way through the heavily armed mechanical fortress and discover the secret that lies beneath.
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Men of culture, that enjoy fun gun mechanics, gather round! Anime booba, gore, gunplay and all that made by one man. Please Rember to do the side missions too! Artstyle rocks and guns kick ass, what the hell do you want more? I played lots of the demo, and i tell you, you would not be disappointed. I just want to have it on gog, cause i dislike steam. That is all to it.
Great firearm mechanics and art style, like a 90's anime almost. Play as waifu; happy life, shoot waifus = sad: the game has all the feels. Uh, the gallery is peak as well...
The Citadel, that is already on GoG already proved that the developer know exactly what to do with a ego shooter, it's fast paced, deadly, has many interesting mechanics, looks fitting and is just a load of fun. It's unique style and unforgiving consistency in it's game design is masterful, especially for an Indie Title.
I would love to get beyond Citadel on GoG and I hope that GOG reaches out to the developer and add the sequel as well.
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