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Task Force Kampas

Task Force Kampas

|Hong Kong, Spain|Indie, Shooter

6.8 /10

Okay

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Why play it

Task Force Kampas is inspired by the Golden Age of japanese shmups, and adds new mechanics, randomly generated levels and handcrafted bosses. It is an endless loop: you can finish it, but also find the way to continue past the ending and get the highest score! Space shooters were never that punchy before. Task Force Kampas emphasizes music and game feel to create the perfect game you'd want to spend all your coins into (if that were still a thing, you know.)

Story and worldbuilding

The story revolves about a team of outcasts fighting for their future, who happened to be at the worst place during the Evil Invasion. Can you contain the breach? Can you save the whole universe before it becomes corrupted? More importantly, can you save your friends?

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Play style

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

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Video ChumsA.J. Maciejewski · 4 May, 2020
6/10

If Task Force Kampas featured a more structured campaign then it would easily be a must-have shoot 'em up. It's still very fun, though.

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WayTooManyGamesLeonardo Faria · 1 May, 2020
7.5/10

I’ll admit I expected little from Task Force Kampas other than a quick and unenthusiastic pastime. It ended up being a lot better than I could have expected. It’s ugly and limited, that’s for sure, but it’s tons of fun. It’s a perfect “pick up and play” experience that’s stupidly challenging, but not enough to be considered frustrating.

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