
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.
Nintendo Life: 6 / 10 by Jon Cousins
Progressing the twin stick shooter genre is no easy task, and Crimsonland makes a mechanically valiant if visually lethargic attempt. There are the foundations of a great game here - the moment to moment gameplay is a basic yet guilty pleasure of relentless, gratuitous violence, and the perk system and weapons within a level are consistently and immensely rewarding to use. While the action is ludicrous, fun, dumb and obnoxiously brash, the game is let down by its bland presentation, repetitive and uninspired quest mode and non-existent level design. It hides what is, at its core, an addictive and sadistically entertaining experience. It will make you realise how awesome it would be to have something like Dead Nation or even DOOM on the system. Oh, wait...
Gaming Nexus: 4.9 / 10 by Cyril Lachel
Based on the 2003 game of the same name, Crimsonland is a fun four-player dual-stick shooter with 60 levels and a nice variety of baddies. Unfortunately, it's also insanely dull. The levels rarely change and the weapon drops can lead to a lot of frustrating deaths. The few good ideas are overshadowed by too many questionable design decisions to count.
ZTGD: 9 / 10 by John Whitehouse
Crimsonland is now up there with Super Stardust HD as one of my favourite twin-stick shooters. It may not blow you away with the visuals, but looks certainly don't matter when it's packing this much content. Added to the fact that the Xbox One version includes new content, this is a must buy for fans of the genre and for those looking for a fun co-op experience.
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