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I enjoyed this game immensely. It was very obviously made by an indie studio and it shows in the minor grammatical errors (which do lend it some charm). There are lots of different types of weapons, each having their strengths & weaknesses. You can only carry a limited amount of ammo which means you'll be using all of the weapons instead of just the most powerful one. Has minor RPG elements. Graphics are good and quite charming. The dungeons are randomized, but the game probably doesn't have much replay ability. I heartily recommend this game!

Well this game definitely wont be the best you ever play. Its simple but not easy. Weapons offers enough variety to spend cuple hours filled with good amount of fun. On the other hand its a little bit repetitive and for sure you will encounter some annoying bugs. But after all you wont regret buying it in sale or in bundle. 6/10 (Sorry for my English and have fun)

Larva Mortus is a top-down shooter. You go from room to room killing everything with up to eight different weapons. You can level up your stats, play through tons of levels, or you could just play something else.

The biggest problem with LM is that the difficulty is unbalanced. When you select your difficult setting, you're actually deciding on how much you want to be annoyed. This game features a lot of small enemies, some that leave trails of fire everywhere, spit multiple projectiles, and even randomly become invincible. The harder difficulties mean you have to put up with more of their crap, blow through all of your ammo, and possibly get killed in the process. The easiest setting seems like the best choice, since all difficulty really affects is how much the player does and takes damage. However, this setting also makes the game too easy...which I guess is to be expected...hm. Regardless, the alternative is pointless frustration.

Insta-death also starts to become a common theme later in the game. Devils and Champion Knights have attacks that'll kill you regardless of health or difficulty. Circle-strafing is a good method of avoiding this deadly attack, but these jerks tend to attack in groups, and other enemies lending a hand. Still, death really isn't very punishing, unless of course you managed to collect a rare item. There are a number of unique treasures that strengthen the player or offer a big XP bonus. These are lost if you die before completing the stage. Strangely, all of the achievements are tied to these rarities, you don't even get a cheevo for beating the game.

Larva Mortus is just a very dull game. Within 15 minutes you've seen most everything the game has to offer, and yet it just keeps going for hours, without purpose or entertainment value. There are a few moments of satisfaction, like blowing up a half-dozen monsters with a cannon, or shooting a werewolf in the face with a shotgun, but you can get more entertainment from playing a classic FPS like Doom. This game consists of running through rooms, occasionally finding something interesting, sometimes dying, and just never really caring. Your free-time is more valuable than that.

A top-down horror shooter with very arcade-like action; you'd think it would be twin stick but it's not. The game is mission-based and you select from either story or randomly generated missions on a world map. Missions take place in a small, NES Zelda-style dungeon with an objective. Random missions give you a chance to level up, find artifacts and better weapons before progressing with the story.

Upon leveling, you can put points into stats like max health, regen, run speed and resistances, adding some lite rpg elements. You'll amass an arsenal of weapons you can switch between at any time, from the basic revolver and shotgun to flamethrowers and cannons.

Natively, the game runs at 1024x768, but looks fine and the Steam overlay works. The story is dull and short; most of your hours will come from grinding, due to the difficulty. Repetitive and shallow, I can't really recommend it with so many other games to play.

This game gave me flashbacks to a Haunted House I visited once as a child.

There were no witnesses, so keep this between us, Steam. Don't snitch on me. I'll make you pay for it.

As far as top down shooter goes, this game does what it needs to do. It's not a masterpiece, nor does it try to be. Just have fun with it. Shoot some zombies. Shoot down some floating, screaming ghosts. I didn't know it was a lady in a costume on ropes, okay? I didn't know.

Just...

It was an accident.

This is a small top down shooter that is a horror based dungeon crawler. It's actually pretty good for a small independent project like this. It's not super polished, but it's not overwhelmingly amateur either.
The game does have some bugs here and there, and one that can really hurt your achievement hunting, so be careful of that.

The game has a mix of it's normal campaign missions, as well as randomly generated missions that appear on the map as yo complete more. Most of the campaign missions are level locked, including the first one so you have to play a couple of the random missions to level up enough to access the main missions. This is fairly easy anyways. There is an good mix of enemies and weapons you fight and get. It does get harder as you go, though there seems to be a point where things don't get any harder despite you leveling up. However there is the difficulty setting where you can set from easy, normal and hard, and change it at any time from the map on your save file. You will want to start on easy as even on normal the difficulty ramps up pretty high with more enemies and them hitting you much harder.
Be carful though as the large demon enemies do have a 1 hit kill move regardless of how much health you have leveled up or the difficulty.

The achievements in this game are all item collection based, with different items having a chance of appearing in some rooms or after some enemies are killed. There are 25 different collectables, and 25 achievements attached to them. Which one appears is completely random, and ones that you already have can still spawn. So your achievements are based on complete RNG chance of if an item appears in the room, and then a 1 in 25 chance for each collectable it could be.
There is, however, a bug in the game that can prevent you from getting the last one.
Each item, once collected, is put into your equipment menu where you can view them. There are 25 slots in this menu which makes sense as there are 25 collectables. The problem, however, is that your sword that you start the game with for some reason takes up one of these 25 slots. This means, that through some odd coding in the game, once you have the other 24 slots filled up with collectables, this prevents the 25th collectable you need from ever spawning at all. Making it pretty much impossible to find. I have deleted my save file and started new characters several times, even uninstaling and reinstalling the game to try and clear this, but despite the 0 progress on the new saves, the items menu still shows all the items I had collected with the 25th slot filled by my sword. I have only ever seen this be emptied again hen installing on a different computer. I have played this game on 3 different computers over the years, but hadn't actually put the time into completing it till recently on this new one. Just so happens that the Bat Wing I never got in any of my other play throughs either and now I can't get it unless I go to a different computer to install.

Not too difficult, but a pain.

So over all, this game is really good and I enjoy it, just as an achievement hunter this collectables bug can be annoying

I received the 90% coupon from forging and decided to give it a shot, and to be honest, for .45€ it's a pretty decent game. It gets a bit repetitive and I'm expecting a low replayability from it. Here's to hoping for a sequel!

Larva Mortus is a top-down shooter with nice 2D graphics and fast-paced combat. While it has a campaign with a story it's nothing you haven't seen elsewhere already. Still, completing the story still makes the world map available where more and more quests pop-up so that you can play for a long time.

You have a decent array of weapons and a few dozen unique enemies and of course some RPG elements just to make sure you like getting things going. Achievements are related to special objects found throughout the levels which randomly pop-up - if you have only a couple of more left you may find a bit tedious to lay your hands on these few.

The game is regularly on sale so this is an easy grab for a couple of hours of pastime.

Ok, I gotta out myself as a huge fan of this game. I mean..

How could I not celebrate something that presents itself with "Ultimate Annihilation of Bizarre Undead Armada"? And that with a typo in it?! I love this ♥♥♥♥.

It's casual, it's trashy and satisfying. I come back to it for years.

That's about it. See ya.