Recent reviews by Walter Strider

In Neon Chrome, you play a mysterious hacker attempting to overthrow the tyrannical Overseer of the Neon Chrome corporation through the use of cryogenically frozen combatants, lovingly named "Assets".

Each game begins the same way: assume control of one of three randomly generated Assets, each with their own weapons, abilities, and character classes, and fight as far as you can into the heart of the procedurally generated Neon Chrome facility.

Neon Chrome's roguelike formula is not exactly new, but it's a very polished experience. The shooting mechanics are weighty and satisfying, weapon drops are varied and plentiful, the cyberpunk aesthetic bleeds into every aspect of the game's presentation, and every run leaves you itching to hop into a new Asset and try your hand again.

If you'd like more detailed info on Neon Chrome, check out my video review below.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pav1agWUuoo