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Destropolis
Destropolis is a top-down shooter game, inspired by such classic games like “Crimsonland”, “Alien Shooter” or “Nuclear Throne”. It takes place in a futuristic city, filled with red, cube-like enemies. Tear them to pieces with bullets, lasers and nuclear explosions. Play alone or with friends in a local co-op mode. Destroy as many enemies as you can before they overwhelm you.
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10 reviews found83
Gaming Age
Feb 5, 2021
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75
God is a Geek
Dec 3, 2020
Destropolis is a fun arcade game, that score chasers will adore. Unfortunately for everyone else, there just isn't enough content to keep you coming back for more.
70
TheGamer
Nov 29, 2020
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70
GameOver.gr
Dec 19, 2020
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70
Nindie Spotlight
Nov 27, 2020
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70
Starbit
Jun 8, 2021
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60
Video Chums
Dec 4, 2020
As a simple twin-stick score-chaser, Destropolis gets the job done but its more annoying aspects will make you scratch your head.D
60
Hey Poor Player
Dec 1, 2020
I had a blast during my time spent with Destropolis. However, chances are it’s probably not the type of game that will keep you glued to your Switch for hours. With only one mode available, things do get repetitive fairly quickly. Still, the game features co-op for up to three players. So if you have a handful of friends to bust some blocks with, it’s a delightfully chaotic way to kill a half-hour or so. But after that, you’ll probably want to move onto something a bit more substantive. I’d love to see developer Igrek Games flesh things out a bit more with a sequel or update.
55
Nintendo Blast
Dec 8, 2020
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50
Screen Rant
Nov 27, 2020
Destropolis comes off as an impressive freeware implementation of a game that will later blow up rather than a release ready for retail. All the pieces are here, there's a little style differentiating it from the rest, and the game is fun for a few minutes at a time. If the developers take the time to come up with more than one mode, additional out-there weapons and power-ups, and a handful of colorful touches, a follow-up could really be something to see. As for now, Destropolis will serve players looking for a few minutes of distraction on the eShop, but won't be one people return to over and over once its initial flash subsides. Next: Katamari Damacy Reroll Review: Just As Good Sixteen Years Later Destropolis is available now on Nintendo Switch and PC.
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