Demon Blast is not going to fool anyone and it comes to be a shooter in the first person with a visual style to the cartoon that usually has his sympathies. If we add to this that it puts us squarely in a multitude of dungeons, all the better.
A game inspired by other mythical like the Doom, and in which you are going to handle a character who has to do with a large multitude of enemies such as giant trolls or those skeletons that he has to destroy with a variety of weapons. Let's do it with a game that has its charm.
First person shooter
We needed other types of games, since in recent days the platform genre has taken over a large part of the titles that have come along these lines. This time we take a qualitative leap towards another type of experience, very close to what the first Doom can be. In fact, Bethesda relaunched on Android to the first and second of the Doom for the nostalgic.
By the way, and seeing what has happened with GTA V and the PS5, everything seems that these games are going to be used to the maximum for all types of platforms. Following the thread of what began, Demon Blast is a first-person shooter that is handled quite well, and that, although in English, it is quite easy to do to your gameplay.
We have the control stick to move the character and the right side to change the angle vision as it has been in numerous PUBG Mobile or Fortnite type shooters. Then we have a series of buttons to change weapons, and also the possibility of clicking on the environment when necessary, such as when we have to open a door.
Different weapons to generate damage in Demon Blast
Demon Blast takes us to a dungeon, but in there we will have the possibility of use clipped guns and another series of well-varied weapons to delight us with shots and more. In other words, instead of swords and that type of armor from other dungeon games, here things are fair and what we like.
If it moves well when handling it, it also moves when we we found numerous enemies that will come for us. We have to move well, aim and shoot manually. This is another of the differences to other shooter in which it fires automatically as with those of Madfinger.
Nor is it missing a backstory, the one that we can talk with NPCs to find out what happens and those final bosses that become the most intense moment of the fighting that Demon Blast plans on Android. I also have special abilities that allow us some other advantage.
A well-matched shooter
Demon Blast really is a shooter that surprises. With that visual style to the cartoon it is closer to a Bordelands, although with its logical differences. What matters to us is that we have action, it has good performance and it has a "I don't know what" that it likes. I encourage you to try it to know what I'm talking about.
Visually it is quite good and the enemies are varied enough to be able to enjoy killing them. Also the dungeons have their secret doors and teleportation, so you should figure out how to progress without getting lost. It performs very well on a Galaxy Note 10+, and you have to see how it does on other low or medium range mobiles.
Demon Blast arrives wanting to become an interesting shooter have your community of players. It has everything to be an alternative in the genre of dungeon first-person shooter. Especially since there are not many, so with good updates they can be done with a gap quite quickly. Free to freemium.
Editor's opinion
Good development for a well-intentioned shooter that is playable from the start.
Punctuation in Spanish: 6,8
Best
- Good performance for a shooter
- Good visual style
- In the first minutes it presents a variety of enemies
Worst
- It is in English, although it does not slow down much to get used to the experience
