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Så alt i alt, vil jeg anbefale Immortal Redneck til alle som elsker de tre genrer, jeg har nævnt, men også til dem der ikke har prøvet dem, for det her spil kan gøre en afhængig, med dets miskmask af gameplay-former. Men pas på! Spillet kan godt stjæle mange timer fra ens liv, jeg er et glimrende eksempel på dette.

Twórcy Immortal Rednecka zwyczajnie rozumieją, co sprawia, że fani roguelike’ów chcą podchodzić setki razy do losowo generowanych poziomów. Nawet gdy trafiała się większa plansza i nie mogłem znaleźć ostatniego potworka, po chwili załączało się widzenie przez ściany – ot tak, dla wygody. Jest nawet polskie tłumaczenie, jednak musiałem grać po angielsku, po gra odmawia wyświetlania polskich liter i dostajemy takie kwiatki jak porada na ekranie ładowania „Sarkofag pozwala wybra ostatni odblokowan ask .”. Do tego klimatyczna, przejrzysta oprawa graficzna i zagrzewająca do walki ścieżka dźwiękowa, które czynią z Immortal Rednecka prawdziwą perłę w swoim gatunku. Nic rewolucyjnego, po prostu przemyślana, solidnie wykonana i rozumiejąca swój nietypowy gatunek produkcja.

Apresentando um combate rápido, variado e divertido, Immortal Redneck se destaca como um jogo obrigatório aos apreciadores do estilo roguelite. Apesar de não se destacar em demais áreas além da jogabilidade, isso não é um demérito para um jogo que sabe exatamente onde focar seus esforços e atrair seu público.

Overall, the game is a blast and I highly recommend it. It has the potential to be hours of fun just trying to reach the top of a single pyramid. The skill tree seems a little too simple and could be more complex, perhaps including more skill areas to improve in. But I imagine it was made to be simple so as to not come across too much as an RPG instead of mainly an FPS. The scrolls add a nice touch, keeping each pyramid run as random as ramdom can get and keeps the game from getting boring too quickly—not to mention all of the different playable gods, eight in total.

The first time I heard about this game, I sort of expected something completely over the top. Then when I found out that it was set in Egypt, I was thinking of Serious Sam and the like.

Over all I found Immortal Redneck to be quite enjoyable. I spent 6 hours on my first night simply playing, dying and re-dying some more but I enjoyed it as much as I enjoyed other similar types of the genre. Being an FPS simply adds bonus points and I would recommend it for sure. 

Logrando un buen balance entre todas estas mecánicas, el fichín logra ser desafiante sin frustrarnos demasiado. Cada vez que despertamos de vuelta en el féretro nos entran unas ganas locas de equiparnos y volver a entrar para conseguirlo esta vez. Su estilo colorido, un tanto cartoon, y su humor lo hacen más digerible, siendo el único apartado flojo el de sonido, con una música interesante pero repetitiva y unos sfx de disparos que en ocasiones suenan como grabados dentro de una lata.

Immortal Redneck's loop is dead simple: play some, upgrade, play more, buy the item that lets you skip past the mid-boss, play some, upgrade, then confront the final boss. But you know what -- it's a blast, and I never really thought of any of the above as work. While the roguelike setup will no doubt scare some people off (you do you, reader), anyone looking to temporarily transport themselves back through the ages of FPS-dom without making concessions should give it a chance.

Immortal Redneck is an exciting roguelike FPS with enjoyable procedurally generated dungeons that encourage fast-paced gunplay. Although it can be repetitive at points, it has a fair but challenging difficulty curve and a wide variety of enemies, weapons, and abilities that keep things interesting. If you’re looking for something to really get wrapped up in, then Immortal Redneck is well worth your time. 

All in all, Immortal Redneck is a fun and challenging combination of old school first person shooter design and rogue-lite mechanics. It does require a great deal of patience and it’s easy to get frustrated when it feels as if the game is punishing you with the available drops, but when you get a good set of weapons and scrolls, you can breeze through the early levels with ease before the pyramids ramp up the difficulty. If you are prepared to make it through the cycle of looting and upgrade and have the patience to put up with the potential for horrible drops, then Immortal Redneck comes highly recommended.

There are a lot of smart, complicated action games and shooters on the market, and let's be glad for that. But there is plenty room for a pure old-school shooter like Immortal Redneck, where speed, adrenaline and lack of pretense are supported by a colorful presentation and well-designed levels and gameplay. Not everyone enjoys the potential frustration that is baked into the rogue-like genre, but aside from that, Immortal Redneck is entertaining, goofy and a lot of fun.

Overall, Immortal Redneck is a nice departure and a fun roguelike that sits comfortably in the pantheon of other greats like The Binding of Isaac and Rogue Legacy, invoking its own old-school flair to diversify the gameplay. Whilst it still suffers from the drawbacks of the genre like randomization and repetition it definitely makes a tangible attempt to mitigate those issues. If you’re a roguelike fan without too much of a backlog looking for a thrilling timesink, you can’t go wrong with Immortal Redneck.

Immortal Redneck is well-crafted with smooth and fast gunplay, a variety of playable characters, and an extensive upgrade tree. However, the core gameplay just didn't evolve enough to fully captivate me in the same way that the best roguelikes do.

Immortal Redneck is ultimately a simple, fun game that is hard to master. Constantly replaying the same pyramid in order to progress sounds repetitive on the surface, but randomizing various key aspects changes things up enough to ensure the trip stays varied. Tongue-in-cheek humor with some of the weapons, but especially on literal objects such as the skill tree, help to dial down some of the frustrations of grabbing the occasional bad random scroll. All of this is packaged up in a sleek, cheap ($19.99) download and buttery-smooth, consistent frame rate that keeps the action going. Immortal Redneck is a good buy for those looking for a challenging arcade shooter that keeps things fresh.

Immortal Redneck is a blast of a game in a genre that we don’t see enough of. It’s not the first roguelike FPS that we’ve seen on PlayStation 4, and I wouldn’t say it’s the best, either. It does, however, have an exceptional aesthetic, clever level design, clean action, a decent difficulty curve, and plenty of longevity. A very worthy action game indeed.

The setting of the game is a winner and feels fresh if you’re into your FPS. Spanish indie studio Crema have done a fine job in bringing a bizarre mash up of entertainment to PS4. If you’re looking for something zany with tons of stuff to shoot out all wrapped up with a sense of humour, then Immortal Redneck is your man.

Immortal Redneck's first few hours are a delightful cage match between you and the chaos within. After a few hours, though, it feels like the same old, same old. Tension is replaced with apathy, as things feel like a hamster wheel churning out the same bits and pieces. It is best experienced for its moments, and not its whole, as those moments are exhilarating and intense. As a whole, though, it fails to retain any lasting attention, and amounts to something that is fun, but ultimately disappointing.

Kanskje å hakke på et så mekanikkfokusert vesen som dette for hva det ikke har er å gå glipp av poenget. Jeg skal ikke late som om DOOM, Wolfenstein eller Painkiller har fantastiske BAFTA-verdig historier, men de har minneverdige øyeblikk utenfor fortellingen sin også. Immortal Redneck klarer ikke å lage mer enn et par av disse før de samler seg i en grå amorf klump i hukommelsen og mister betydning.

Siempre es especialmente difícil hablar de un proyecto con tan buenas intenciones y, por desgracia, tan pocas ideas. Immortal Redneck no es, en absoluto, un mal juego, pero sus ganas de agradar no se corresponden con un resultado al que le falta algo de variedad, empaque y tamaño para destacar entre los pesos pesados de su categoría. Quizás no fuera eso lo que pretendía y sus intenciones pasaran tan solo por entregar un juego eficiente y desgarbado, exento de complicaciones; pero eso es lo que ha terminado por limitarle dentro de un género en el que cosas como esa son, justamente, las que lo alimentan.