Chenso Club (2022)
Aurora Punks, Pixadome
It's raining aliens! When killed, they leave behind a life force that brings inanimate objects to life. Only the Chenso Club can stop them in this chainsaw-splitting, side-scrolling, brawler/roguelike/platform fighter.
About the story
The alien invaders are everywhere, attacking everything and everyone! And when they die, the life-force they leave behind is an ultra-incredible energy source! Is there any hope? Meet the Chenso Club: a growing group of fighters here to save the world. They’re using the aliens’ life-force to power up and beat them at their own game. Don’t let their adorable nature fool you - they will happily and brutally obliterate any threat that gets in their way.
Platforms
Switch PC PS4 PS5 XONEGenres
Adventure Arcade Hack and slash/Beat 'em up Indie Platform ShooterThemes
Action Comedy
Languages: English and 10 more
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Media
Critic Reviews
Gameffine
By Uphar DuttaChenso Club is a fast-paced, pixel-based, hack-and-slash, rogue-like adventure. You get to choose multiple playable characters (after you unlock them) with different stats and perks. Utilizing the life force, you get to unlock passive and ultimate abilities increasing your chances of surviving. Overall, you’re in for the most badass pixel adventure you can embark upon this year.
GameBlast
By Carlos França JúniorChenso Club can even be deceiving by its strong colors and cartoon protagonists, but it's a very well designed challenge for those who like to suffer with well-structured roguelikes, even with the increasing pace of difficulty. It just needs some gameplay tweaks to be perfect.
Otaku Gamers UK
By Andrew CamacOffensively Average, Worth a go for fans of the genre only.
Nindie Spotlight
By Justin NationCute and colorful pixel graphics meet generally decent side-scrolling and platforming action
GameSpew
By Richard SeagraveIf you’re in the market for a new challenging roguelike and appreciate colourful pixelated visuals, Chenso Club might be worth checking out. It’s likely to frustrate from time to time though, thanks to one reason or another. And so while you might gleam some fun out of it, it’s hard to whole-heartedly recommend.
