Mythological Bullet Heaven Where You Can Turn Into A Car! – Champion Shift



Get Champion Shift on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2391900/Champion_Shift/

Unleash mythic heroes and their mighty vehicles in this thrilling co-op action roguelike. Seamlessly shift into car form, create builds with unique abilities, and battle endless enemies to stop the evil Dominion. Rev through high-octane missions, conquer epic bosses, and become an absolute legend!
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14 thoughts on “Mythological Bullet Heaven Where You Can Turn Into A Car! – Champion Shift”

  1. I'm really into checking out damage stats and stuff like that in games like this. So could you give me one second so I can pause real quick when you come to a Stat screen? That way I have time and don't gotta rewind and pause? If not then I get it. Just figured I'd ask.

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  2. I remember playing this demo when it first came out on Steam. It's an interesting idea but i think it's a wasted effort trying to make the car more than just a mobility tool. I always felt bad when i was forced to put levels into car "weapons" instead of actually buffing my character that was doing all the work.

    Also, the celestials are really bland unless you heavily invest into only 1 or at max 2 of them. They fall behind in scaling way too quickly compared to your characters main skills and/or general upgrades (HP/Atk dmg/crit/move speed).

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  3. I totally agree with how we need a Transistor system in these roguelikes. The game was great and that system was so fun. It would really fit well in these bullet heavens!

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  4. There’s that old Nintendo game where you play a disembodied samurai head in a side scrolling shooter and I gotta believe that’s a reference there cause it’s just so random

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  5. UPDATE: apparently the below is completely false, the piece is actually about border violence, and the hydraulic fluid story is made up. Still pretty evocative.

    OG Post:
    re: machines that bleed, there was actually a modern art installation at the Guggenheim a few years ago called 'I can't help myself' in which a robotic arm with a sweeper on it was programmed to try and sweep up the viscous red dyed hydraulic fluid it used to stay in motion back inside of itself in order to prevent it's 'death'. It lasted ~ 3 years running 24/7 until it could no longer move, shook a lot, and then 'died.'

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZS4Bpr2BgnE

    "this robot was made as an art display, in a cage like box. The red is hydraulic fluid which the robot uses too move. The creator made the machine too leak since new, spilling on the floor. They programmed the robot too drag the fluid back too itself which is picked back up by a pump and ran back into the robot. It took 3 years for the robot too break down running 24/7, dragging its hydraulic fluid back too itself so it can keep running.

    Over the 3 years, the fluid got thicker, the machine started too struggle, wear out leaking more and more. It shuttered and shook until it was finally defeated."

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