The screen will fill with explosions and destruction. Although, I didn’t use the ship editor much it’s pretty cool to use and I downloaded some really great and creative designs by other players. Killing enemies and saving humans always rewards you with points and there’s even a ranking system in place so the more you play the more you rank up. Enemies and enemy fire will fill the screen and not once did I see the frame rate drop. You also have a bomb that obliterates all enemies, an overdrive which is a massive beam that must be charged and can destroy anything in it’s path, and a boost which gives you a boost of speed and during that time your ship is invincible. Whatever ship you choose starts off with basic lasers that can be upgraded by collecting weapon drops in the levels. You fly with the left stick and shoot either left or right using the right stick. It’s fun and frantic, it controls well, and it’s addictive. What makes Resogun so fun is it’s gameplay. You can also play through tons of challenges in which you must survive in different scenarios. You play as a human soldier with a humorous Schwarzenegger impression, running along the ground shooting upward, defending a base against meteors and enemies. Commando is by far the most different mode of all. Demolition is my least favorite and in this mode you’re only armed with a bomb and must destroy enemies by launching wrecking balls. However, sentient invaders can destroy your city’s population. The humans you rescue become part of a city that grows with each human. Protector is interesting as you must defend an area against enemies while rescuing humans. The weekly challenge is a mode with different variables each week. Survival has you try to save as many humans as you can with only one life. Arcade is the standard mode where you progress through each level. Arcade, survival, weekly challenge, protector, demolition, commando, and tons of challenges. Resogun has several modes to keep you busy. Resogun comes complete with stat tracking, online multiplayer, and several modes of play, even more, among other things, if you get the DLC. There’s plenty of things to unlock like different humans, concepts, and challenges. A really nice feature is a ship editor allowing you to create your own ships and share with the world. Resogun starts you off with three ships to choose from each with their own strengths and weaknesses. Trying to stay alive may be easier but saving the humans rewards you with better weaponry and more points. The gameplay balance feels great and hcontains somewhat of a risk versus reward system. After completing a level it remains unlocked and if you lose all your lives you can continue from any unlocked level. Each level ramps up the difficulty and towards the end I found myself trying to stay alive more than focusing on saving humans. There’s only five levels to get through with a boss battle at the end of each. The main mode is arcade and it’s rather short. Failing to rescue humans won’t result in game over but rescuing them does increase your points and the rewards are usually worth your while. If you fail to kill the keepers in time the humans will die in the chambers, freed humans can be abducted by an enemy, and if you get killed while carrying a human, they die.
However, saving the humans is no easy task as they can die rather quickly. Successfully saving a human will reward you with upgrades, bombs, shields, lives, and points. You must then pick up the human and bring it to a safety point. To free the humans you must kill the keepers causing a green beam to race towards the chamber and break it, freeing the human. Instead of flying back and forth saving humans, the humans in Resogun are trapped in chambers and must be rescued. The gameplay is somewhat similar to the oldschool classic, Defender, with your main objective being to save the humans. You pilot a ship through five levels trying to save humans all while killing baddies and trying to dodge enemy fire. Resogun is a voxel-based, side-scrolling, cylindrical shooter. I finally got around to getting it and I’m glad I did.
#Resogun free to play plus
Around the time of launch Resogun was free for PlayStation Plus players and I never jumped on it. Once I start playing I find it hard to stop.
It’s a visual marvel with addicting gameplay and backed up by some great music. Resogun is one of the coolest shooters I’ve ever played.
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