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Genetic Disaster

Genetic Disaster

|France, Poland|Arcade, Adventure

6.2 /10

Okay

Niche

100 ratings
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Why play it

Genetic Disaster is a coop action game based around absurd guns, crazy characters and instant fun with procedurally generated levels for endless hours of accidental friendly fire in multiplayer!

Game highlights
Rating momentum

Okay: 6.2/10 across 100 ratings. Decent score — check if the gameplay loop clicks for you.

Play style

Leans into Arcade, Adventure, Indie — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

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Area XboxSebastián Domínguez · 8 Jun, 2020
6/10

Genetic is a procedural game that reaches a burgeoning market for such games without offering any special elements. This game feels like a generic soulless game. With a single player mode and a co-op of up to four friends, either locally or online, the guarantee of fun would be there. Every game played with friends is better, they say. At least if you are thinking about the same game but alone. But it may be that the difficulty of the game is higher than you expect to have it as a family game. And in the end it ends up being a game with simple mechanics that offers nothing special.

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Pure NintendoKirstie Summers · 5 Jun, 2020
6/10

Genetic Disaster is cute and quirky and designed for co-op play, as long as you don't mind grinding to unlock the more creative features of the game.

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GamefaMohammad Aria Moghaddam · 12 Jun, 2018
7.8/10

Genetic Disaster is one of the best choices for indie games fans or gamers that looking for a fun co-op game to make them enjoyable adventure of crazy action. Although you can play Genetic Disaster in solo, but if you want to have the full experience of the game features, elements and fun, you must play Genetic Disaster on co-op. Crazy cool characters, beautiful art style, various guns and equipment, and also procedurally generated levels, made Genetic Disaster, a worthy indie game with high replay value that absolutely worth its 15$ label and make you lovely hours of crazy action and co-op.

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IGN SpainJose A. Rodríguez · 25 May, 2018
6.8/10

An interesting but also simple product full of bullets and humor but also a little repetitive on its own way.

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GameOctaneJason Germino · 12 Feb, 2018
4.2/10

A game that left Early Access too soon, filled with bugs, and needing polish...is still fun to play. Here's to hoping for the future of this game!

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GameSkinnySjaak den Heijer · 18 Jan, 2018
8/10

Have a look at Genetic Disaster, an awesome game with unique mechanics that was saved from becoming a disaster itself.

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Chalgyr's Game RoomPierre-Yves Lanthier · 16 Jan, 2018
8/10

Enter the Gungeon for me was some brilliant roguelike dungeon crawling but it was lacking something important. For a title offering coop you could only ever coop with one person and they couldn't choose their class. Genetic Disaster by Team8 Studios fixes this issue with four player coop in its own level of crazy roguelike style. Just beware of the friendly fire!

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Geeks Under GraceSydney Stoddard · 15 Dec, 2017
7.8/10

Genetic Disaster is a welcome, engaging newcomer to the gaming scene that is worthy of being a part of your gaming library. The adaptability of the game makes it perfect for everything from a relaxing gaming session by yourself to a family game night.

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Play Some Video GamesTyler Vittitow · 15 Dec, 2017
8/10

So, here comes another little title in my lap. I can’t smell it; it’s digital, after all. Can’t taste it, so at least it has a leg up from those Switch cartridges. I felt it, however, and boy did I get my hands on it. My eyeballs touched the screen (which was a very unhealthy choice as it had dust on it) and my ears were met with a funky serenade of dungeon crawly music. That’s right, folks, I’m talking about Genetic Disaster.

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