- Publisher: 10tons
- Release Date: Nov 24, 2017
- Also On: iPhone/iPad, PC, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, PlayStation Vita, Xbox One
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Feb 5, 2018A top-down shooter where we have to survive hundreds of enemies with the power of our weapons and items. That's it. Forget about elaborate stories, exploration or any other kind of incentive.
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Jan 9, 2018Crimsonland has always been a book that you can judge by its cover: A loud and silly twin-stick shooter that throws buckets of enemies at you as you fend them off. Not the most complex game ever devised, it’s still a firm slice of action that’s perfect for killing aliens and time.
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Dec 7, 2017As a whole, I had fun with this one. I think better twin-stick shooters are out there on the Switch, but that’s mostly because Crimsonland is from a different era of an already fairly niche genre. But, if you’ve played those highlights already and want more, you can’t go wrong with this. It’s not bland by any means; just exactly what the experience you’d expect is. It’s mindless fun, with enough addictive strategy to keep playing. I loved weaving through the hundreds of enemies (whether they were zombies, spiders, or something in-between) so I could reach a power-up orb at the last second, to suddenly fry everything around me with a flame thrower. It’s a great time all around, and if you have the itch, give it a try.