Replikator
In this twin-stick roguelite shooter. You play as one of the galactic mercenaries, exploring a mysterious scientific complex and uncover the secret of the REPLIKATOR project. In the role of one of the mercenaries, you will have to fight against hordes of crazed robots and ectoplasmic monsters, while your boss calmly drinks beer in a safe compartment nearby.
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Epic Games Store low: $4.19 (2 Sep 2024) , Nintendo eShop low: $2.99 (10 Sep 2026) , GOG low: $3.59 (12 Jun 2024) , Humble Store low: $4.19 (19 Sep 2024) , PlayStation Store low: $2.99 (10 Sep 2026) , Steam low: $0.67 (21 Apr 2025) , Xbox low: $9.99 (26 Aug 2026)
REVIEWS
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“After spending many hours on REPLIKATOR I personally notice that the game has 2 sides; One side is very positive. I'm mainly talking about the gameplay, which is accessible, yet challenging, and the other side is the light repetition that quickly plays up. At some point you will have seen the boarding of the rooms and the emptying of them. It is also a pity that you have to start the game over and over again when you die. It would have been more fun if the roguelike gameplay had an alternative option to just be able to replay the levels until the final boss. You do notice that you are getting ”
“Fun sci-fi procedurally generated twin-stick top-down shooter”
“Yet another top-view roguelite action-shooter with a sci-fi theme, a genre enjoyed by a large audience who will find in Replikator everything they have loved in dozens of similar games. Originality is not its strong suit, but variety is not lacking and three levels of difficulty make it suitable for a very wide audience. If you can turn a blind eye to a less-than-stellar aesthetic compartment (but the soundtrack deserves applause), we assure you that you will have fun.”
“Even on a budget, as twin-stick roguelikes go Replikator simply doesn’t make much of an impression”
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