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Overview CULTIC:

Gear up to fight your way through the ranks of an insidious cult. Their wretched minds twisted by the will of an unseen entity, you’ll find just as much lead flying back as you dish out, so you’ll have to run, slide, dodge, and make use of your environment to survive in this old-school-inspired shooter. Chapter One of CULTIC includes 10 maps full of blood, grit, and of course, cultists. After completing the story, you can test your skills in the wave-based Survival Mode, also included with Chapter One. CULTIC gives you the freedom to approach combat your way. You can run in guns blazing, running, jumping, sliding, and dodging to keep out of harms way. If you prefer a slower approach, you can lay traps, let your enemies come to you, and pick them off from the safety of cover. Maybe you prefer to weave in between your foes, leading their attacks towards each other, and turning them against one another. With a full arsenal of mid-century firearms and explosives, you’ll be well equipped to slaughter everything in your path – provided you don’t get slaughtered first. Combat in CULTIC is fast and deadly. Well-placed shots can take your enemies – and yourself – out of the game quickly. Keep on the move or stick to cover, and use your arsenal wisely to stay alive as you fight your way through cult territory.

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CULTIC was styled to feel like a throwback to the shooters of yore, but with the advantages of a modern engine, such as physics, lighting, and a fully 3D game world. The gameplay, audio design, and art are all stylized to create a unique experience. CULTIC feels like a cross between Return to Castle Wolfenstein, Blood, Bioshock and DUSK and I’m all for it. I tried Selaco this week and CULTIC feels like the opposite of that: it doesn’t assault you with references everywhere until you want to barf, it has a heavy atmosphere that remains consistent throughout, the guns don’t make the screen shake violently and the levels aren’t the same room copypasted five thousand times. The AI? It’s not ready for primetime yet. The enemies seem to have two modes: either they instantly know where you are whenever you get in a 250yd range of them or you can violently murder entire groups and have the next group just pretend nothing has happened, as if they’re hoping you’ll go away on your own.