So rebuilding, tinkering, and testing is a large part of the game. While one robot design might work perfectly for one task, that same design might be awful for the other. For example, you might need to pick up a box of oranges and then carry a large steel beam. In Mars First Logistics you have to build and rebuild different robots to complete delivery tasks. It’s a tough job, but at least you get to have fun with it. You are a lone robot stuck there and forced to help humans fix the place up. And you don’t have to wait long to play the full game, as Dust & Neon is out on February 16. Any game that makes reloading interesting is cool in my book. One more thing! I love the way every time you reload, you manually load each individual bullet or shell. Chests containing random loot drops and new guns will help you make it through the challenging combat. Instead, you’ll need to use cover and strategically dodge when enemies are reloading to survive. But Dust & Neon isn’t all about running around wildly. Like many other twin-stick shooters, you move with the left stick and aim with the right.

Yeah, things are complicated in this wild top-down shooter that features some fantastic music and great gunplay. Robots are dangerous…and also your friends. Now, let’s begin! Dust & NeonĪ top-down twin-stick roguelite robot-cowboy shooter So if you play anything cool during Next Fest that we haven’t mentioned here, please feel free to share your discoveries in the comments below. Also, there are so many amazing demos out there right now that there is no way we can possibly mention every last good one here. A quick heads up: Some of these demos are time-limited and will vanish once Next Fest is over.

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