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  • Summary: Take on ferocious bosses in this dark Sci-Fi boss rush title!

    Deep within the bowels of a shadowy research facility, Anita, a girl birthed from experimental procedures, is implanted with the sentient nanomechanical entity known as ‘Apostle’. Working together with her nanite allies Anita
    Take on ferocious bosses in this dark Sci-Fi boss rush title!

    Deep within the bowels of a shadowy research facility, Anita, a girl birthed from experimental procedures, is implanted with the sentient nanomechanical entity known as ‘Apostle’. Working together with her nanite allies Anita must defeat a series of dangerous prototype bio-weapons as she searches for a way to break free from her nightmarish prison.
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  1. 70
    NanoApostle manages to pack a lot in six boss fights. The skill system is really well considered and does a solid job of rewarding you as you make the smallest of progress. There's a flexibility and forgiveness on offer that can make a challenging game more manageable. It's a shame the story can feel so distant because there is a little intrigue in Anita's tale. It's a short effort but the bosses feel memorable and varied.
  2. 60
    NanoApostle is a perfect encapsulation of the struggles indie developers face in today’s market. Like other games, the developers have had to focus their main efforts into one area, to the detriment of the rest of the game. The movement and combat in this game are fantastic and will keep players hooked as they take on terrifying boss after boss. In conclusion, sadly, a story that is non existent and inconsistent presentation prevent this game really standing out amongst a sea of indie titles. There’s fun to be had, but at what cost?