Think SuperHot, but with a little bit more tactical consideration. If you make a move or perform an action, everything else moves. You don’t have to juggle end turn buttons and action points, however, making the action feel more kinetic than other turn-based games.
I only put simple in quotes because despite its easy barrier to entry, it has a surprising amount of tactical depth. While Jupiter Hell is a strategy game, it’s an extremely “simple” one to learn. No matter what class you choose, your character finds themselves stranded in a facility that is overrun with zombies and monsters-so you grab your nearest gun and get to work. In it, you play as one of three classes: Scout, Marine, or Technician, each with their own list of abilities. Jupiter Hell is a top down turn-based roguelike that takes inspiration from Doom, as well as many other 90’s and early 00’s shooters.
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In fact, Jupiter Hell is a commercial successor to developer ChaosForge’s DRL, formerly DoomRL, which is short for “Doom roguelike.” So these developers had a little experience with the concept of putting Doom into a roguelike, which makes it exciting to finally get a chance to play the full release of Jupiter Hell. There have been multiple games that mix Doom style with turn-based mechanics, so Jupiter Hell wouldn’t be the first. I grew up playing all sorts of first person shooters because of Doom-so I’m obviously happy that the Doom franchise is alive and well, and still inspiring games outside of its genre.
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