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This game has no right being as strangely addictive as it is. It's a simple twin-stick shooter with an interesting radiation mechanic thatThis game has no right being as strangely addictive as it is. It's a simple twin-stick shooter with an interesting radiation mechanic that drives you forward to find more anti-radiation pickups and you level up/choose your types of bullets as you go through. It's pretty unforgiving and difficult, but I genuinely like this game. If you're looking for a good twin-stick shooter meets dungeon-crawler, this is it! It's so cheap, there's no reason NOT to get it if it's on sale! I bought it for like 50 cents and have sunk like 10 hours into it. It looks cheap, but it plays well.

Quality unbelievably cheap twinstix, tough like u want another go rather than put down. Original premise around radiation, instead of blastingQuality unbelievably cheap twinstix, tough like u want another go rather than put down. Original premise around radiation, instead of blasting away there's a bit of resource management stealth and strategy involve too. A few modes inc endless & a daily one aswell for value and game 8/10

A good game should give you a reason to return to it frequently, and Atomic Heist has that quality without question. Yes, it’s challenging and occasionally frustrating, but it’s so enjoyable you just have to try it again and see if you can get farther. Fun games get my vote, and fun, cheap games are even better. With an exceptionally low price, Atomic Heist makes an occasional bout of radiation sickness far more palatable, so get back in there and retrieve that core!

While I can see Atomic Heist appealing to the truly hardcore roguelike fans who wallow in the cruel agony of random number generation until the unlocks finally get good, I can’t see that the effort would be worth it for anyone else. I eventually made it to the third area, and when I found another set of new enemies with new immunities and new weapons I’d be forced to unlock, I finally called it quits. There just isn’t enough good here to warrant the time and effort it takes to see it all.

Atomic Heist is good for a short session, and does offer some shooty thrills and spills. The repetitive nature of the game won’t be to everyone’s taste, and although the developers have tried to help with this by changing the layout of the station every day (the so called “Daily Mission”), they can’t disguise the sense of deja vu when you are flying and shooting.

We have another twin-stick shooter in the form of Atomic Heist and as you already know twin-stick shooters are kind of my go to genre, so youWe have another twin-stick shooter in the form of Atomic Heist and as you already know twin-stick shooters are kind of my go to genre, so you will often find me blowing off a little steam on games like this. As far as twin-stick shooters go Atomic Heist can be pretty enjoyable at times but it’s certainly not the best game I’ve ever played in this specific genre. The first thing I always check in a game like this is how the controls hold up, and thankfully I suffered with no problems here. Everything remained tight and responsive throughout and this without a doubt made the gameplay a lot more fun. The gameplay on the whole has been done really well and the best thing is that it has an addictive side to it, which in turn means there’s quite a lot of replayability present. You will however die a lot in the game and if you easily get frustrated then this game will frustrate you quite a bit at times because it can get a little too difficult and feel a bit unfair at times. The game does however offer you an abundance of upgrades for you to tackle this high difficulty curve, and I must admit that each upgrade impressed me. Every upgrade feels like it matters and the most important thing is that they actually help you so this makes you want to carry on to get them all. Using these upgrades on the enemies never gets boring and the best thing is that there’s plenty of enemies to use them on. Each enemy has a decent amount of variety going for them and they each attack differently which keeps things fresh and interesting for longer. Unfortunately the level design doesn’t have the same amount of variety as the enemies and I must admit that I was a little disappointed with this aspect of the game. Another thing that disappointed me was the presentation side of the game. Visually the game just looks bland and there isn’t really anything that catches your eye here. Unfortunately the sound design doesn’t do much better and in my opinion they’ve missed a trick here because they could have created a lot more immersion when in combat. At the end of the day there’s a huge amount of twin-stick shooters for you to try and I’m afraid that Atomic Heist is going to get lost in the pile. Don’t get me wrong Atomic Heist is not a bad game it’s just that it has a few too many shortcomings and this in the end holds it back. If you’re a fan of twin-stick shooters though then there is content here that will tickle your fancy somewhat and in the end it just does enough to get a small recommendation from me.

Atomic Heist is a side-scrolling action shooter in the same line as the NES game Gradius, but with a harsh difficulty level and a beta-looking design. I've never played a game this unforgiving and could not find anything - music, story, sounds, features, or graphics - to bring me to play any longer.

Atomic Heist is a good game, but it would have benefited from some extra care and attention to its design. The lack of interesting and detailed environments pulls this game shy of greatness, especially considering the implementation of random generation. Still, the game manages to hold its own ground through its tense gameplay, heavy replay value and diverse pool of pick-ups and power-ups.