Pretty solid! The musics good but feels like there's too few tracks even for its shortish length at ~5 hours. The wallrunning and bullet time combo is pretty sweet though I feel like enemies often took inconsistent damage from seemingly identical shots.
The game could also use a touch more signposting, I got lost in the city street level because it's just a fairly open space with a lot of identical streets with no indication of where to go. I'd think with this kind of game you want to go go go but thats broken up by spinning in circles for a few minutes pretty frequently trying to know where to go.

Es un juego bastante bueno, es muy cómodo y satisfactorio moverse, tiene buena actuación de voz, tiene su buen nivel de dificultad.

La historia esta de adorno y a veces podes llegar a perderte un poco por el nivel, tambien el juego es un poco corto.

el problema con este juego es que la inteligencia artificial es muy tonta, la cual no se percata de que estas matando a sus compañeros, también por ejemplo los drones si te alejas lo suficiente o te pierden de vista dejan de darte bola y se ponen a patrullar como si no te hubieran visto.

La verdad que lo recomiendo

This game defines itself as a "good enough" boomer shooter. I do not like how sometimes the enemies get stunned and lock on 1HP when they should have died, which isn't rewarded by a glory kill but you're meant to slash when you could also just headshot, and it just feels like it simply shouldn't even be there to begin with. The enemies are fine, the map design is good, and the game is fun but it doesn't feel like it works right together, especially with the guns. The dual-wield pistol is my favorite but eventually it just becomes weak, the shotgun is fine but it doesn't work when the game demands you to get headshots, so you need to be far too close for comfort. The uzis, or whatever they're called, have spread and I barely used them because they do. The grenade launcher works fine but for some reason it is way too weak and doesn't feel satisfying at all to use against what is supposed to be lower-tier enemies to mechs. The laser cannon requires you to be too precise and you'll surely miss way more than you want to. The chaingun is really, really strong but it hinders your movement greatly which is far from recommended. The rocket launcher is an absolute sin, requiring mid range or else it kills you if too close or scatters all around when too far. The story is there, the game reminds me much of Ghostrunner, but while it is a fun game I don't recommend it unless you can get it for cheap, since it is a very short game.

A movement shooter that sticks to the basics.
The gunplay is satisfying and the movement, while simple, has it's own style.
Level design is clean, arenas match the gameplay well.
Enemy designs work well by the end of the game, but for a long time they just don't provide enough of a challenge, partially due to the disappointing AI.
Overall it's just a decent game - think of those AA games you'd pick up at a store just because the cover looked cool.
The only major issues are micro stuttering (had to limit the fps to 100 instead of almost twice that to make the drops disappear) and some oddities with the controls - switching weapons is really slow and clunky without using hotkeys for the 7 guns, and sliding and slow motion can't be toggled, which could be pretty uncomfortable for some people considering how much you use them.

For some reason, whenever I try to review indie games, I nearly always end up wanting to say something like "has potential, would be much better with a proper studio and budget".

At the risk of being generic and unhelpful, Sprawl has potential, and would be much better with a proper studio and budget. I wish I had more to say. My single largest complaint is the lack of enemy soundclip variety. Enemy variety itself matters, and Sprawl has a good few things it can throw at you, but even in the 5 hours I spent to beat the game, I still got very tired of hearing the same voicelines. I'll recommend it to my friends who like boomer-shooters that they pick it up when it's on sale.

Que salada maravilhosa!

É impossível não lembrar de Ghost in the Shell logo no menu, observar o título do primeiro episódio sem pensar em Ergo Proxy ou desassociar seus becos, ruas e edifícios de obras como Blade Runner, Akira e outros derivados do gênero cyberpunk.

SPRAWL é o conjunto de vários conceitos distópicos que ao longo do tempo ganharam cada vez mais reconhecimento e se tornaram verdadeiras referências para trabalhos em todo o mundo. Aqui controlamos SEVEN, um soldado habilidoso que se vê envolvido em um grande conflito, lutando incansavelmente contra as forças de um regime militar que quer destruí-lo.

O jogo contém as mecânicas básicas de um boomer shooter padrão e que recordam muito a clássica franquia de Quake, mas com alguns acréscimos. O maior deles sem sombra de dúvidas está no Icarus, equipamento semelhante ao Sandevistan, que possibilita ao jogador agir em câmera lenta enquanto destaca pontos críticos dos inimigos, facilitando o combate. Além disso, ele também adiciona o recurso de wall run, permitindo andar pelas paredes e demais superfícies planas do cenário, ao melhor estilo Titanfall.

Minha maior e talvez única ressalva sobre esse game esteja no seu level design, que nem sempre indica com clareza os objetivos a serem cumpridos, deixando a desejar em alguns momentos. Ainda assim, consegue manter uma boa progressão sem perder o ritmo, sendo uma ótima recomendação para qualquer fã de FPS.

My background:
1. Not a big shooter guy
2. Not a boomer shooter guy
3. Haven't played modern boomer shooter games

Soooo it's good. As you could tell I'm not a shooter guy, especially boomer shooter. While the gameplay sound perfect to me: bunch of crazy guns, super high-speed movement, versatility and so on, it kinda does not click to me. Like I sometime get in the flow and everything, but just deep inside, it doesn't click

What I usually don't like about these games is the world building and the setting. And that's why I got to play this game over others, cuz this one has a really nice world. The art in this game is my favorite part, especially with the retro settings. The art direction is just amazing, and the execution! Oh my, these levels are badass. But.... Only like the 1 chapter. The second chapter is just grey corridors and the last one is better, but still not as great as the first one.

The music is also great, fits the game perfectly.

The gameplay is fun, movement is crunchy and the bosses are fun. Some of the enemies be killing me fast tho, but the adrenaline mechanic is neat

If you are not a boomer shooter guy or just wondering about this game, try it, it's fun and beautiful

Absolutely could have been a great game but there's a good few things holding it back for me. Your guns don't feel like they have much power behind them, the damage they do feels balanced, but enemy feedback is lackluster. On the topic of feedback, it's easy to die in this game if you're not keeping a close eye on your health bar. It's kinda hard to tell when you take damage when your only indication is a hardly noticeable red outline and the grunts Seven makes. The parkour is serviceable, if a little floaty. Really just didn't feel that fun to play overall.

someone played all the quakelive, titanfall, ut99, cs surf etc stuff and made a game for my tribe thats not quake arena again but will remind most of nudoom just with matrix wallrun stuff. It's just a shame a lot of enemies are quake stormtroopers mostly meant to fit in small arenas with enough verticality which is where the game works. Everything else is about plain arenas where enemy projectiles are too easy to dodge and the combat is mostly strafe to win. Tldr, there is some cool combat in this for fps fans, it's just too little because enemies suck

SPRAWL is, I guess, a Boomer Shooter.
Aesthetically it's pretty incredible what the one-man art/music team has done. It all comes together to create an excellent dirty Cyberpunk dystopia that you'll be wallrunning and shooting your way through.

The gameplay is very satisfying, but could probably do with a little more variation in encounters and UI.
The way the encounters and AI works, it rarely forces you to engage with the movement mid-fight.
A pretty fun selection of weapons, but few as satisfying as the starting pistols. So when enemies get a bit tanky for them, you just have to start abusing the hilariously overtuned shotgun.

Like most Boomer Shooters, the bosses are the weakest bit. Spending your last moments in a game all about dynamically moving around the environment in a flat room looking up at a big helicopter is a bummer of a finish.

Anyway, I did it in like 3hr30, so it didn't outstay its welcome!