Rating
Laser Disco Defenders
Join the Laser Disco Defenders on their quest to defeat the evil Lord Monotone and prevent him from using the coveted Mirror Moon to force the galaxy into dancing along to his, and only his, tune. In this self-inflicted bullet hell you must stay on your toes as each laser beam fired ricochets off walls and can hit you too! Traverse randomly generat...
Details
- Released
- July 25, 2016
- Developer
- Out Of Bounds Games
- Publisher
- Excalibur Publishing
Similar Games
Laser Disco Defenders Reviews
Professional reviews from gaming critics
Sometimes, you just want a casual game to take your mind off everything. Then, after a little while, you realize you’re not stimulated enough by it. Laser Disco Defenders bridges the gap between casual and hardcore in brilliant fashion. Though you’ll be challenged and may get frustrated, the game plays to your liking, in a way. You can go in guns blazing and watch your runs end quickly, or you can be patient, play more methodically, and still have fun. That ability this game has is one of its best features. You truly dictate the flow of the game, and, in part, how difficult you want it to be. ...
Laser Disco Defenders is a high-impact, twin stick shooter, where every shot fired will ricochet inside the environment, damaging you & your enemies.
If you are a fan of shoot 'em up or bullet hell style games, I would recommend Laser Disco Defenders to you. It adds some interesting mechanics to the genre and has a very wacky premise. While the game is not as memorable as I would have like, and can be too difficult at times, it is still unlike any other game of this style that I have played before. Even though the game may not stick with me as long as one could, it manages to be something original in such a crowded genre of games, which is very impressive.
The disco era may be long gone but its influence is far from over. Laser Disco Defenders puts you in the hover boots of four funky band members who all shoot lasers from their fingers so get ready to let your freak flag fly.
The evil Lord Monotone is hell bent on broadcasting his dreadful music over the universe. You, one of the disco defenders, must venture through bottomless caves, glowing caverns and dark dungeons.Using the power of groovy 70's inspired tunes, you must reach his ship and prevent him from plunging the galaxy into despair.
Laser Disco Defenders is missing a lot of components from being a phenomenal game or even a fantastic top down shooter. Some of the groundwork laid by the developers leaves room for excitement, but there just isn’t enough carefully crafted content to back up the solid mechanics. It’s a dance which ends too soon, and it comes as a hard recommendation.