Radio Viscera

Our analysis

A slow-paced isometric twin-stick shooter that fails on nearly every front. The single air-gun mechanic of pushing enemies into hazards never evolves and grows tedious almost immediately, worsened by finicky auto-aim and enemies getting stuck out of position. It is further broken by a camera blocked by scenery, falling through geometry, invisible walls, hard crashes, drab industrial environments, and a great chiptune soundtrack that inexplicably refuses to play consistently.