
Release Date: June 11, 2014
Extremely simple, dexterity two-dimensional shooter. Players take on the role of a futuristic soldier and in closed arenas they fight waves of aliens and mutants. During the game we can use 30 types of weapons and several dozen abilities modifying the game. The title supports the local co-op mode for up to four people.
A top-down shooter with a touch of RPG.
- Bone splintering classic top-down shooter mayhem remastered for 2014.
- Over 30 weapons including this massive Triple Ion Rifle
- Compete with your friends: Achievements and leaderboards
- Countless perks
Platforms:
PC Windows June 11, 2014
PlayStation 3 March 3, 2015
PlayStation Vita August 19, 2014
PlayStation 4 July 15, 2014
Xbox One October 14, 2015
Apple iOS October 9, 2014
Windows Phone March 25, 2015
Nintendo Switch November 24, 2017
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System Requirements for Crimsonland Video Game:
PC / Windows
Recommended System Requirements:
Pentium 4 1 GHz, 512 MB RAM (1 GB RAM - Vista/7), graphic card 512 MB (GeForce 8800 or better), 200 MB HDD, Windows XP/Vista/7/8.
Game Ratings for Crimsonland Video Game.
Destructoid: 7.5 / 10 by Chris Carter
If you like retro shooters and relax by blowing stuff up, Crimsonland is an easy way to spend a few afternoons as long as you don't expect anything groundbreaking. Some of you may want to stay away unless you have constant access to couch co-op, as it can overstay its welcome after every mission is said and done.
Game Informer: 7 / 10 by Kyle Hilliard
With fun gameplay, interesting combat tactics, and cool weapons, Crimsonland almost elevates itself above its exceptionally boring presentation
TrueAchievements: 3 / 5 by Mark Delaney
Crimsonland is what people who don't play video games think video games are. It's full of combat that is bloody, violent, and lacking any motive or reason. You can't really call it mindless, though, because it does take a lot of strategy to get through the more difficult levels. Before games tried taking on Hollywood like they do now, there were many more titles like Crimsonland, games that exist simply as games, and there's nothing wrong with that if that's what appeals to you. The mechanics and gameplay hold up over time, it's very challenging, and the couch co-op and survival modes give it longevity. Just understand that Crimsonland often feels more at home on the first Xbox rather than the Xbox One.
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