Layering yet further depth still upon the proceedings is the perk and upgrade system which is threaded throughout the entirety of Tesla vs Lovecraft. Of all the weapons and trinkets of destruction available to the brave inventor, none are as devastating nor as satisfying to use as the Tesla-Mech (I made that name up to be fair) a hulking robot that once assembled by the player can dispense rapid death with twin cannons for a short period of glorious time. Including everything from pistols to shotguns and Tommy guns (not to mention various different types of ammo to use in each), to laser swords, electric discs, screen clearing nukes and more besides, there are no shortage of ways for Tesla dispense of the horrific hordes that swarm him on every level. Lovecraft across three different planes of existence – normal, eldritch and aether, all the while using whatever weapons and gadgets they can find strewn around the game’s many maps to destroy all of the horrors on one level before progressing onto the next.Īnd what a range of weapons and gadgets they are too. As the titular Serbian-American inventor, players must wage war against a range of Cthulhuian horrors unleashed by rival H.P. Nothing lets you stick it to your Lovecraftian foes quite like Tesla’s dual-machine gun equipped mech-suit.Īs was the case with their previous efforts in both Crimsonlands and Neon Chrome, it’s clear that 10tons has a firm grasp of top-down, arena shooter fundamentals and this level of understanding is brought to bear in Tesla vs Lovecraft. You know when you have a bunch of super high-budget and super sophisticated games like The Witcher 3 and XCOM 2 on your pile of shame, and you have the time set aside to play them for say an evening or an afternoon and you just… don’t? Well, Tesla vs Lovecraft, a riotous top-down shooter effort where the levels are frequently no more than two minutes long, is the perfect foil for such occasions and more often than not this week, where I had intended to play some Attack on Titan 2 or Star Wars Battlefront II but couldn’t decide which to choose in the end, I’ve often found myself playing 10tons latest instead. Tesla vs Lovecraft review – A Solidly Entertaining Arena Blaster
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