Throughout each stage, 10 or so human captives await rescue, which comes only when you shoot down green "keeper" ships. On top of your battle for self-preservation, there are other lives worth fighting for. Quite often, you can fly to a less-populated section of a stage and catch your breath when things get too frantic, but at some point, you have to face the enemies you left behind. There are swarms of gnat-like vessels that track your movement, free-floating laser cannons that can block your path, and other ships that divide into smaller but equally deadly units upon impact. The near nonstop assault on your ship comes from a variety of enemies, some small and some large, with different flight patterns and behaviors. Now Playing: Resogun Video Review The calm before the storm. With these modern trappings, whether you're zipping through waves of enemies, luring them into a trap, or decimating entire phalanxes in a flash, there's rarely a lull in the action.īy clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's However, Resogun is a bit different from its muse, with the playing field wrapped around a large cylinder, rather than represented as a looping 2D map, and most importantly, your ship has far greater firepower and maneuverability than your the meager ship in Defender. Both are side-scrolling spaceship shooters that let you freely move left or right and encourage you to rescue stranded humans sprinkled throughout each stage. It's destructible environments taken to the extreme, and an impressive display of next-gen technology to boot, but Resogun isn't a game that relies on visual gimmicks.Ĭomparing Resogun to Defender gives you a basic understanding of the game's structure. These tiny building blocks allow the environment to crumble when enemies crash and explode nearby, culminating in the total destruction of every stage. From a presentation standpoint, the unorthodox use of voxels makes it a bit of a curiosity, too. Continued abuse of our services will cause your IP address to be blocked indefinitely.Resogun is a supercharged reimagining of the classic 1980 arcade game Defender.
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