
Post Void is an exceptional Action/Shooter that raises the bar for the genre.
93
Verdict
97%
Steam
85
IGDB
Verdict score based on confidence-adjusted Steam reviews?
Overwhelmingly Positive on Steam (97% positive from 12K reviews)
Critically acclaimed (85/100 critic average)
Steep difficulty curve may not appeal to casual players
Post Void is a hypnotic scramble of early first-person shooter design that values speed above all else. Keep your head full and reach the end; kill what you can to see it mend; get the high score or try again.

Runs well on modern hardware.
Last updated 18d ago
This game is just doom but claustrophobic and schizophrenic. 11/10 i would pay $40 for this game.
This game feels like if i overdosed on drugs and then washed it down with purple sprite. Highly Recommend
I think this game is overall very fun, for what it is. The gunplay is very nice and fast There's enough enemy, weapon and upgrade variety for its shorts span of one completion. However, I do want to disclaim: If you are like good at FPS games (I am a hundreds of hours Ultrakill and Doom Eternal player), you're not gonna get much playtime out of this game. I was able to beat the game in 17 minutes and 100% all achievements complete it in 30. And in that timespan, I experienced basically everything the game has to offer. Part of what allowed me to easily beat the game so quickly is the kinda unbalanced weapons and upgrades. Once I got the shotgun and the explosive ammo upgrade that makes enemies explode on death, I could just basically click and everything in a room dies. The Shotgun is by far the best weapon in the game (headshotting enemies becomes ridiculously easy so you just one tap everything, ammo and reload upgrades make it even more op) and the Pistol is really strong (accurate fire and quick reload make it great for headshots). However, I think the other two weapons leave a lot to be desired. The Uzi has a very strong recoil that I think could allow for a fun challenge but for most would be an annoying inconvenience that makes headshots needlessly difficult. Headshots instakill every enemy in the game and are quite easy to perforn with all but one weapon. The Knife is easily the worst weapon in the game. It's a melee weapon that cannot one shot enemies without a windup in a game where touching enemies literally slows you down. Upgrades are also kind of unbalanced, there's a compass that guides you to the end of each level which is kind of pointless since you only really have to go forward. Meanwhile the already mentioned explosive ammo upgrade and the health upgrades which coupled with a powerful weapon make you almost unkillable. The gameplay itself is still very fun, dashing through rooms killing everything in sight is very satisfying as is reaching the goal as fast as possible. I just wish there was more to it, this feels like a demo to a game rather than a full version. It very anticlimactically ends after the last room (each room I'd estimate takes around 30 seconds to beat and there are 11 rooms total, the time of my run where I beat the game was around 6 and a half minutes) and there are no boss fights. A set of bosses between levels could have helped. I would advise that even at its current low price, you should wait for a sale or buy it as part of a bundle (I got it as a bonus goodie with Mullet Madjack for the Zoomer Shooter bundle). Unironically in terms of how much content the game has to offer, there are many demos or freeware games on sites like Itch.io and GameJolt with much more to offer. There is a world for short games, but I feel this one is too short for its own good.
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