/v/ - i wanna get into this genre. i have nuclear throne - Video Games

Anonymous

09/02/25(Tue)08:16:27 No.719628225

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Anonymous 09/02/25(Tue)08:16:27 No.719628225 Archived

i wanna get into this genre. i have nuclear throne and enter the gungeon on my wishlist. are these the best and any other recs?

Anonymous
09/02/25(Tue)08:40:20 No.719629256

Anonymous 09/02/25(Tue)08:40:20 No.719629256

NT blows gungeon out of the water by a fucking landslide.
The gunplay just feels better and the enemies aren't unthreatening bullet sponges.

Anonymous
09/02/25(Tue)08:46:33 No.719629542

Anonymous 09/02/25(Tue)08:46:33 No.719629542

>>719629256
is NT the best in the genre?

Anonymous
09/02/25(Tue)08:49:37 No.719629679

Anonymous 09/02/25(Tue)08:49:37 No.719629679

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>>719628225
Teleglitch if you want more tense, lethal encounters.
Hades just because everyone and their dogs has played it.
Synthetic is a game of trying to outscale enemies before they outscale you.
Brigador if you're in the mood for more objective-based approach to completing a level.

Anonymous
09/02/25(Tue)08:58:57 No.719630089

Anonymous 09/02/25(Tue)08:58:57 No.719630089

>>719629542
You'll be hard pressed to find arcade-action twinstick shooters that have the same feel. Its not the first nor is it the last, but many here who played it during its development cycle 10 years ago regard it as one of the greatest that hadn't been surpassed. Though I imagine there may be some quality ones that have slipped past most peoples radars, there is no way anyone can keep tabs on all vidya ever.
To bring gungeon comparison, its way more methodical and slower paced, which is antithetical to what adrenaline chasers want. But depending on what (you) personally like it may resonate more.