That hasn't changed in the full game.

Okay, thank you! This makes my decision to give this one a pass much easier. At least for now.

I am a bit skeptical about how often the GOG build will receive updates, given the developers' uncertainty on releasing it here. However, I am still glad they followed through on the initial promise. :-)

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Be warned, this has nothing to do with the previous game.
I'm not judging, but you should definitely check about it before you buy.

Can't save => won't buy.

Hard pass - 3D Realms, fix the game first.

Not to be confused with Ion Fury - Aftershock. But looks interesting.

Played for a bit but this is a way slower experience than Ion Fury,

First level is extremely vague not really teaching you mechanics of the game and just throwing you into the deep end. Level design is rather bland and there is no map feature (game is very linear though but in a bad way).

Ran into a few glitches in the first level as well where enemies could run right into the walls and shoot you easily while you can't fire back mostly.

It does not feel like a sequel to Ion Fury and frankly found it rather boring.

I played 4,5 hours so far on Hard difficulty and besides the enemy AI sometimes being a bit stupid I can say that I've not encountered any big bugs yet. The only thing that happened to me was getting boosted across an area thanks to some box physics but that was more a funny thing than an annoying one.

So far I'm enjoying this game and I'm happy 3DR changed their mind and released it here.

IIRC, they said they needed to focus all their remaining resources elsewhere, as if a GOG release would require too much of their time and attention. Which I suppose may be true if, in fact they have a near-zero budget to work with.

In the Steam forums, one of the game's devs repeatedly said they had directed GOG to remove their listing for the game, and were puzzled as to why GOG had not yet done so. And since GOG was not removing the listing despite repeated requests to do so, I thought that there might be a good reason as to why GOG was not taking it down, so I held off and did not buy it from that other store.

My guess is that there was a contract in place that GOG chose to enforce. But that is only my guess, and could be completely off the mark. Another possibility is that GOG made it as easy as possible for them to release the game, and thus talked them into it. But again, those are just guesses.

Thanks for clarifying that, but I just can´t get why it is so hard to release on GOG, since they done it numerous time before, why is it all of a sudden too much time and attention?

Regardless, I am glad they released it here and I hope they will reconsider for any future releases.

This game is a bit reminiscent of the Duke Nukem series.
But honestly, it doesn't look like anything special in the videos.

Looks more like a DOOM wannabe game. And yeah, the trailer shows quite average gameplay.