DHGF: Overall, Wasteland Angel is a fun game, but it gets old quick. The story is lacking and the replay ability is close to nil (unless you care about scoreboards). The controls were a bit sluggish at times, and the game play worked better with a gamepad than a mouse and keyboard. I appreciate what Octane games tried to do with this game. Octane games didn’t really deviate from the formula that has been established for top-down shooters / wave attack games. Some of the ideas they tried to incorporate (namely the FPS bonus levels), were just lacking in almost all areas. In the end, the game is just entirely too short and repetitive.
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