Anomaly President

Anomaly President header image
MKAU Gaming
8 / 10
GamesCreed
3.8 / 5
Digitale Anime
8 / 10
Gaming Professors
7 / 10
Creators:
Release Date: -
Share This Game:

Critic Reviews for Anomaly President

While gaming is a huge part of this world, and side-scrollers aren’t particularly my favourite, I found myself wanting to try over and over and over again to get better. I think Anomaly President has an excellent team behind it and is a massively fun game to play, and I am excited to see how they expand from where it is now.

Read full review

Anomaly President does not need another dozen systems piled on top of what is already there. It needs to polish what it has, reduce the chores, smooth out the repetition, and finish the campaign. Do that, and this strange little political roguelike could become something genuinely special.

Read full review

"When an election campaign turns into a nocturnal war against corruption" Anomaly President succeeds in transforming a bizarre concept—blending presidential elections with combat—into a roguelike experience with a distinct identity. The combat is fast-paced and engaging; the progression and team-management systems add variety, while a narrative that reacts to failure lends the story unexpected depth. Furthermore, the 2.5D pixel art style and the music effectively enhance the game’s unique character. Although some level designs feel repetitive and the roguelike mechanics lack significant innovation, the game still offers a standout experience with plenty of room for improvement.

Review in Arabic | Read full review

Anomaly President is a major surprise within the genre. The combination of a roguelike beat ’em up and a political campaign involving the building of your own base sounds mad on paper, but in practice it works surprisingly well. The game doesn’t take itself too seriously and offers a fresh take on a genre full of constantly repeating concepts. Although the title, currently in early access, still has its flaws – including poor responsiveness during combat with the basic weapon, the tedious repetitiveness of enemies and an underdeveloped character progression system – there’s definitely a strong foundation here. Building your own mobile staff full of cute helpers and combining political influence with brute combat power is guaranteed to keep you entertained. For fans of the indie scene who are looking for original gameplay and enjoy absurd, satirical humour, this is a very promising project.

Review in Czech | Read full review