UBERMOSH
UBERMOSH is an arcade game about cutting bullets with a sword, in a gun-filled cyberpunk mosh pit.
UBERMOSH is a cyberpunk, pixel graphics and action game
developed and published by Walter Machado.
Released on August 13th 2015 is available in English on Windows and Linux.
It has received 2,840 reviews of which 2,530 were positive and 310 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.6 out of 10. đ
The game is currently priced at 0.49⏠on Steam and has a 90% discount.
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Windows
- OS *: Windows XP
- Processor: 1.6Ghz+
- Memory: 2048 MB RAM
- Graphics: 512MB
- Storage: 390 MB available space
Linux
- OS: Ubuntu 14.04 LTS or compatible
- Processor: 1.6Ghz+
- Memory: 2048 MB RAM
- Graphics: 512MB
- Storage: 390 MB available space
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UBERMOSH: A Cyberpunk Blade Dance in a Neon Storm "In the frozen world of HowlStrom, where the ice wolves roam under the eternal blizzard, I, Kiba Snowpaw, Alpha of the Ice Wolf Clan, wield my words like my blade to delve into the neon chaos of UBERMOSH. With 37 years of ice-slicked wisdom and over 5000 games observed through the frosted lens of a gamerâs soul, here is my icy, detailed review." Introduction UBERMOSH, released in 2015 by indie developer Walter Machado , aims to deliver a raw, adrenaline-fueled arcade experience. With its retro pixel art, cyberpunk vibe, and an irresistible hook of slicing bullets mid-air with a sword, the game has carved a niche in the indie gaming tundra. But how does it fare when the blizzard of scrutiny rolls in? Letâs dig deep, paw by paw. Basic Plot Summary UBERMOSH doesnât concern itself with traditional narrative. Youâre dropped into a cyberpunk mosh pit with one objective: survive for 90 seconds while racking up kills. The premise is barebones, but it fits the arcade essence. Think of it as a cybernetic wolf thrown into an arena to prove its dominance amidst a flurry of neon bullets. Originality In a sea of twin-stick shooters and roguelikes, UBERMOSH stands out with its "bullet-cutting mechanic." Few games offer the visceral satisfaction of deflecting enemy projectiles back at them with the precision of a katana-wielding ninja. Yet, its originality is tempered by repetitive gameplay loops and limited content, which can make the frostbite set in after a few hours. About the Studio Walter Machado, the one-wolf pack behind UBERMOSH, has a knack for crafting tightly focused indie games. Known for minimalist design and energetic soundtracks, Machadoâs work resonates with those seeking pure, unadulterated gameplay. However, like a lone wolf howling into the storm, his games often lack the polish and depth of larger packs (studios). Mechanics and Gameplay Core Mechanics: - Slice bullets with your sword to deflect them back at enemies. - Pick up enemy-dropped guns to add firepower to your arsenal. - Survive waves of enemies for 90 seconds in procedurally generated arenas. Pros: - Satisfying Combat: Nothing beats the rush of perfectly slicing a bullet in two. - Quick Rounds: Each run is short and intense, perfect for a "coffee break" game. - Class Mods: Playstyles like "Kensai" (sword-only) and "Warlock" (powerful gun but fewer lives) add some variety. Cons: - Camera Issues: The FOV is too zoomed in, making it hard to see incoming threats. - Repetitive Gameplay: Limited enemy types and arena designs dampen long-term engagement. - Lack of Options: No settings menu for screen shake or audio adjustmentsâa glaring oversight. Analysis and Evaluation While UBERMOSH excels in delivering a frantic and exhilarating gameplay loop, it falters in variety and polish. The procedural arenas feel more like slight reskins than truly dynamic battlegrounds. Moreover, the difficulty often feels artificially inflated due to the cramped camera perspective, which can lead to unfair deaths. Character Development Main Character: You are a cyberpunk gladiator, defined more by their actions than by any backstory. The lack of character development aligns with the gameâs arcade roots but leaves narrative enthusiasts out in the cold. Supporting Characters: The enemies are faceless, relentless, and devoid of personality. They serve their purpose as cannon fodder but lack the depth to leave a lasting impression. Impact and Hook UBERMOSH hooks you with its immediate gratification. The combination of fast-paced action and a pulsating soundtrack draws players in, but the shallow mechanics may struggle to keep them engaged for long. Itâs a short-lived blizzard of fun. Praise and Critique Praise: - Energetic soundtrack that amplifies the cyberpunk atmosphere. - Addictive, high-octane gameplay. - Low system requirementsâruns smoothly even on older machines. Critique: - The game feels like a tech demo rather than a full experience. - Limited replay value due to lack of progression or meaningful variety. - Screen shake and camera issues detract from the overall experience. Comparison to Similar Games Hotline Miami: While both games share a retro aesthetic and fast-paced action, Hotline Miami offers a deeper narrative and more strategic gameplay. Crimsonland: Crimsonlandâs progression system and weapon variety make it a more rewarding experience for those seeking depth in their twin-stick shooters. Personal Opinion As an alpha ice wolf with a lifetime of gaming experience, I found UBERMOSH to be a thrilling yet fleeting encounter. The adrenaline rush of slicing bullets is undeniable, but the gameâs flawsâparticularly the camera issuesâleft me howling in frustration. Itâs a game Iâd recommend for a quick romp but not for a long-term commitment. Highlights and Drawbacks Highlights: - Bullet-cutting mechanic is uniquely satisfying. - High-energy soundtrack complements the fast-paced gameplay. Drawbacks: - Repetitive and shallow gameplay. - Lack of polish in key areas like camera design and settings options. Conclusion UBERMOSH is a neon-soaked storm of action that delivers short bursts of fun but struggles to sustain its momentum. For those seeking a quick, chaotic arcade experience, itâs worth a spinâespecially during a sale. But if youâre hunting for a deeper, more polished game, this cyberpunk mosh pit might leave you out in the cold. Final Verdict: 6/10 â A frosty thrill with limited depth. "Until the next storm, keep your blades sharp and your instincts sharper. This has been Kiba Snowpaw, Alpha of the Ice Wolf Clan, signing off from the HowlStrom blizzard."
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Graphic not bad
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Title: "UBERMOSH: Where Your Lifespan is 10 Seconds and Itâs Glorious" Rating: 4.5/5 Review: "UBERMOSH is the ultimate âpress start, die instantly, repeatâ experience. Imagine stepping into a neon-soaked battle arena, armed with a sword and a massive chip on your shoulder, only to get vaporized by a barrage of bullets 3 seconds later. Rinse, repeat, and somehow youâll love every second of it. This game doesnât do tutorials, hand-holding, or explanations. It just dumps you into a cyberpunk mosh pit of chaos where everything is trying to kill you, and your only goal is to survive as long as possibleâwhich, spoiler alert, wonât be long. But hey, that just means you get to start over and die again even faster next time. Itâs like the world's most intense caffeine rush, except instead of sipping coffee, youâre deflecting bullets with a sword while obliterating enemies with a shotgun. No big deal. The best part? Every time you die (and you will, a lot), the game practically dares you to do better next time. And like a fool, you accept. Because who doesnât want to prove that they can survive more than 15 seconds in a game that has no chill? 10/10, would get mowed down in a mosh pit of death again." --- Pros: Instantly addictive arcade action. You will die, respawn, and repeat the process faster than you can say "cyberpunk slaughterhouse." Slicing bullets out of the air with a sword makes you feel like a futuristic ninja... for the 5 seconds you survive. No plot, no problem. Just pure, chaotic fun and a killer soundtrack that makes you feel like youâre at a rave in a dystopian future. The sheer satisfaction of surviving just one more second than last time is like a drug. A very loud, neon, bullet-filled drug. Cons: You will die. A lot. So much dying. Seriously, donât get attached to your character. No explanation. The game just drops you in and says, "Figure it out." Good luck. The chaos can get overwhelming fast, and your screen will turn into a kaleidoscope of violence. Blink, and you're probably dead. Thereâs no âeasy mode.â The only difficulty is âbrutal," but thatâs part of the fun, right?
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The original game of the Ubermosh series. Very fast paced cyberpunk-themed game where the objective is to kill as many enemies as possible - by either shooting, deflecting bullets, or slashing enemies - within 90 seconds while surviving the onslaught of bullets, within the borders of an arena. Included are a number of classes, weapons, and powerups that can be used in the game. 2D 16-bit retro graphics that look decent, with superb music that just fits the game like a glove, and fluid and rapid gameplay that is excellent for short bursts of playtime - in that note, works wonderfully in the Steam Deck. Most of all, is dirt cheap, and goes on sale ever so often. Highly recommended, even if just for an hour for the score and survival based achievements. 10/10
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I absolutely love Ubermosh! This game is a non-stop adrenaline rush with its fast-paced gameplay and intense combat mechanics. The visuals are sleek and stylish, and the soundtrack keeps me pumped up throughout each round. One thing I really appreciate about Ubermosh is how unforgiving it is. The difficulty level is high, but it just makes each victory that much more satisfying. You really have to stay on your toes and be quick with your reflexes to survive in this game. Overall, Ubermosh is a challenging and rewarding experience that I would highly recommend to any fan of arcade-style shooters. It's addictive, exciting, and a ton of fun. Give it a try if you're looking for a game that will test your skills and keep you coming back for more!
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Online players
101
Developer
Walter Machado
Publisher
Walter Machado
Release
13 Aug 2015
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