Like in a classic FPS game, there’s a really good variety of monsters too. All of this brilliantly replicates the suspenseful and challenging fun of old FPS games like “ Blood“, where every battle actually feels like a genuine struggle for survival. Plus, since you only have one health point, literally all of the game’s monsters are a serious threat to you – although this is balanced by the classic “bullet hell” technique of giving the player a tiny hitbox. It’s when you can’t see the horned skulls that you have to worry. In other words, like a lot of great classic games, the emphasis is very firmly on the actual gameplay. Not only does it do some innovative stuff with a familiar formula, but it is also a game in the truest sense of the word. One of the first things that I will say about this game is that it is a hell of a lot of fun 🙂 Yes, it probably isn’t for everyone, but if you’re a fan of 1990s/ early-mid 2000s FPS games then you’ll really enjoy it. Only survival until cold, inevitable death. When you pick it up, you are transported to an arena in hell where skeletal monsters constantly attack you. You play as an unnamed person who finds a mysterious hovering dagger in a gloomy room. “Devil Daggers” is a minimalist 1990s-influenced first-person shooter game and, in true ’90s tradition, there isn’t much of a story. However, I should probably warn you that this review will contain some mild gameplay SPOILERS and some (unrealistic) BLOODY IMAGES. So, let’s take a look at “Devil Daggers”. I am, of course talking about an indie game from 2016 called “Devil Daggers” ( V.3, I think), which I happened to notice was on special offer on GOG several days before I prepared this review. Well, since I’m still reading the next novel I plan to review ( “Ice Station” by Matthew Reilly), I thought that I’d take a look at a computer game that I’ve wanted to play for a while.
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