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About This Game From David Pittman (Eldritch, NEON STRUCT) and Minor Key Games (Super Win the Game, Gunmetal Arcadia), Slayer Shock is a role-playing shooter about hunting vampires in Nebraska.Operating from your headquarters at a college coffee shop, you take missions to patrol the streets, rescue captive humans, and weaken the undead threat. A team of fellow vampire slayers assists you from HQ, providing new weapons, skills, and research.With a format that lovingly recalls scripted television (missions are "episodes", each campaign is a "season"), Slayer Shock blends immersive first-person action, lightweight strategy, and procedural narrative into a uniquely thrilling experience.Assemble a team, hunt the vampires, and save your hometown! 7aa9394dea Title: Slayer ShockGenre: Action, Indie, RPG, StrategyDeveloper:Minor Key GamesPublisher:Minor Key GamesFranchise:Minor Key GamesRelease Date: 29 Sep, 2016 Slayer Shock Full Crack rocky mountain slayer coil shock. slayer shock hardware. traxxas slayer shock oil. rocky mountain slayer 2018 shock size. slayer shock steam. slayer shock game. rocky mountain slayer shock length. goblin slayer shock value. video game slayer shock. slayer shock gameplay. slayer shock. slayer shock download. dragon slayer shock machine. rocky mountain slayer shock torque. slayer shock review. rocky mountain slayer shock hardware. rocky mountain slayer rear shock size. crystal clear shockslayer. pokemon crystal clear shockslayer. goblin slayer shock. shockslayer discord. slayer shock game download. slayer shock size If this game didn't come from "Minor Key Games" the same creators of "Eldritch" I would have simply assumed from both, the reviews, as well as from the pictures, that this was another one of those "shovelware" titles filled with bugs, uninspiration, and lazyness, a simple quick bang and a buck attempt by some random stranger that's trying to take advantage of the incredibly poor "quality control" that Steam has as a storefront (no offense).Just another piece of random shovelware.But... Since it came from a company that made a nice game I made the decision to ignore the rest of the Steam reviews and buy the game on a sale that I thought offer a decent price, I wasn't expecting much, and luckily I wasn't dissapointed.It's a decent game, not a great game, enough to entretain for a couple of hours, but not enough to maybe be something truly memorable, you may find yourself remembering some experiences that you had with it, but expect nothing special from this, other than the uniqueness of it's concept, that being of an organization of young college students that form some kind of alliance against the evil vampire forces, the game doesn't really carry even the "fleshness" that you would expect from a finished game, yes, even from an indie finish release.For starters the graphics are muddy, and the aesthetic which could compensate for it, is sadly also severely lacking from this, i'm not saying make a game that looks like a triple a title, but do show the competense that you showcased in creating something unique and special with the aesthetic of something like Eldritch, that game was limited on that side of things, but it was astute enough to know how to counteract those types of limitations.The gameplay is really were the meat of the game is in my opinion, some people might say this is how it always is but I digress, there's obviously a focus here, and if the game's lack of style in it's graphics, as well as it's complete lack of an story are a way to represent a poor developers care, then the gameplay showcases the attempt at trying to save a game that finds itself to be, all over the place.The gameplay plays like a simple first person shooter with a hub area, an area in which you can buy upgrades, weapons, or information, of all kinds, the unlock requisites for all this is purchased with "vampire ashes" that you get from completing missions, or for picking them from the rests of vanished vampire corpses.The upgrades are quite significant and do make the game easier, and more enjoyable, they feel as if there's an actual growth of some kind, which I love.What I personally dislike however, is that similarly to too much of the games content, the game's feels disorganized in this aspect as well, there are some upgrades that will simply show up in each menu as you progress through the game, the menu's for all of this upgrades are entirely simplistic, to not say even archaic, nothing more than the name of the weapon, or upgrade that you can get, the piece of information proves to be confusing as it only tells you a timeframe in which you'll know about that information after you paid for it, only to then discover that the information is simply that...Information, with no waypoints, with no tutorials that explain what's even the idea behind getting this information, or where it, is even supposed to take you.I just wish there would have been some care to even the slightest bit of the presentation for the menus in which you buy the upgrades for your character.Then of course you have the missions, in the same hub area, on top of a table you'll find a map that you can interact with, this map will then open up with several different markers that represent the different areas around town, they'll give you a brief peek at the difficulty of each area, and how infested of vampires they are, with numbers that go from 1 to 5.If for any reason you simply are not able to take on any of this areas before they reach the last "infestation level" then you'll simply loose that area, and so on and so forth, the idea is to keep playing until you reach to a certain point in which you either control all areas, or you're perfectly capable of surviving with the ones you have left.The missions in this areas are repetitive and tedious to complete, they all involve the killing of some vampires, one way or the other, but then they throw demons into the mix, and even jack'o lanterns, I mean after a while the game just becomes a mess, you'll see fire around you, you're constantly trying to stab your way through objectives, there's an stealth element here but the entire game doesn't really seem to be built around it, so half of the times you ignore it.Collect this, kill that, light that up, fight the boss that looks like a more powerful version of all your other enemies, rinse and repeat, and you get the idea.I think really what makes this game come apart so much, has to do with the fact that it feels as if the developers just got tired of the game, like they literally got tired of making the game, or maybe their ambition surpassed their reality and the true potential of what they could create, and as end result you got essentially a game here with a pretty novel concept, and it is novel, I mean besides something like: The Legacy of Kain, Blood Omen, Vampire: The Masquerade, or even something like BloodRayne, How many vampire games do you truly know?I think there's one in development now, but really all the others are from years ago, decades now, (sad, sad, how the time goes by, I know, I know).But should we commend this game for the simple reason that it had a unique idea and what it did to it was decent at best?I don't know.I personally think for what it does and for what the developers have tried to accomplish, and have done with this, for the price that I paid, (which was probrably around five bucks or so, don't know how the whole regional pricing works between my country and the rest) I believe it's a fine game, it's a fine game that you play as a fun little time waster, and in that sense it accomplishes in a very small way, in a fraction of what it was probrably trying to do, something.Something nice, and fun, even if it is only for a very few, little time, the weapons are diverse, they feel great, generally speaking, and it's just fun, just a fun, little timewaster.. It's not a bad game, but I expected a much better one from this developer. His two games set a high plank and this one is just underwhelming now.Just go play Eldritch or Neon Struct:http://store.steampowered.com/app/252630/http://store.steampowered.com/app/310740/. I'd really want to like this game and support the devs behind Eldritch but I can't really defend this mess.. Just like eldritch, my favorite kind of game.You start off with a stake and a nailgun. I accidently bought something worth all of my money and couldn't buy any nails. I still (Won?) the level.It is so satisfying to lockpick chests and have all of your items replenished, so ammo isn't a problem (Just try not to kill everything you see because otherwise it will).Every level you complete a mission you will be rewarded with vampire dust (Gained from killing elites, terrares and the weird exploding levetating vampires) which you can spend on the skill tree, ammo, research and weapons. I'm sure there's more you can spend it on.The skill tree has NO useless skills. Maybe the more damage for stake if you use another melee weapon, but thats where the carry 4 weapons skill comes in.Only con for me would be the screams of the damned vampires.Overall, watch the steam greenlight gameplay to see if you would like it, as that has everything except the tutorial, A lot of the other missions and the AMAZING HAND CUSTOMIZATION.Thanks for reading, and thanks for the amazing game.. Decent game, but it could use more level and enemy variety and a good ending. The weapon and enemy design is solid. Having multiple weapons with multiple types of ammo, makes the game more fun and adds more strategy and variety to the game. I also like how all the different types of vampires make a sound when they spot you. You can also level up your character and improve her skills, which adds more strategy to the game. However, on the down side, you never actually get to see what she looks like other than her hands. You can customize her skin tone and the color of her nails, but nothing else. That seems kind of strange to me. Also The game gets too repetative after awhile. Sure it randomizes things a bit by changing the vampire / chest / hostage placement throughout the levels, however it still repeats the same six levels over and over again. In each of the five seasons ( or chapters ) you have to choose between missions on the same six maps. It would have been better if they had only made two or three seasons instead of five and had different levels for the other seasons, instead of repeating the same six on the map over and over again. Also the big bads ( or boss vampires ) are a bit too similar to the regular "elite" vampires. What's more, they only add one new enemy type after the first season. I won't say what that emeny is exactly, since I don't want to spoil it for anyone who buys this game, but you don't even encounter them that often. It would have also made the game a bit more interesting and a bit less repetative if there were hazards, such as spikes and acide that could hurt the player, in addition to the enemies.Slayer Shock is okay, but could use some tremendous improvements.. WOW!!!! This game rocks! Granted, I'm a Buffy fan, so I am a bit bias. But in all honesty, that wasn't all that made this game fun. This is my first FPS with vampires (never played Vampire Night), though I have played my fair share of vamp games. But this game is surpisingly fun with a very simple stealth sytem I really enjoy. Nothing beats sneaking around the shadows with Mr. Pointy. Speaking of Mr. Pointy, aka your stake, there is a variety of cool weapons I have run across. One such would make fans of From Dusk Till Dawn chuckle is the super soaker filled with holy water. On top of all that you have a variety of missions to complete to keep the vampires at bay. Failing the mission results in a vampire infestation and locking you out of that part of town. You also get a cool leveling up system.Now, we can get on with the cons. I don't mind the graphics, but others might be disappointed.The game is also rather simplistic, which isn't a problem for me but some ppl might wish for things like a deeper leveling up sytem, better stealth mechanics, weapon upgrades, and so on.I've also noticed a lot of repetition. So far I've only seen 5 different mission types, which while fun, could potentially get boring with time. I also noticed that there are only 5 different types of vamps (minions, elite, tanks, hollows, and The Big Bad). These vamps are fun to fight, but after awhile you do feel the need to put the controller down. I experienced this myself, though I decided to press on and found myself in love!This game is great for any one who is a true vampire fan, enjoys FPS, not a graphics connoisseur, and dosent mind repetition. Under this review is a bit of game play. https://youtu.be/qDEClKHRJWw. I pumped an Elite vampire full of magically-infused foam darts, then ate its leftover ashes to heal damage caused by an exploding ghost.Slayer Shock definitely my favourite Minor Key Games game so far, and I'd suggest the most accessible to gamers new to the company. Pick up your stake, choose your patrol, kill some vamps.