![]() ![]() Starting with a duo of default mutants named Fish and Crystal, it soon becomes apparent that there are some pretty meaningful differences between the various selections. ![]() A roguelike, twin-stick shooter that recalls aesthetics from the arcade scene of the late 1980’s, Nuclear Throne is every bit a homage to the coin-guzzlers of yesteryear as much as it is a card-carrying member of the nu-indie scene.įrom the start players have the choice of which mutant they wish to play as, with only two available from the off, the rest are unlocked through a neatly incentivised scheme of achieving progression-based milestones. ![]() In keeping with Vlambeer’s penchant for the clever engineering of simplicity before deeper sophistications manifest themselves, Nuclear Throne starts out in easy to grasp fashion – the player has to pick a radioactive monster before charging out into the scorched earth of a post-apocalyptic, procedurally generated landscape, laying waste to all in an effort to reach the titular Nuclear Throne. ![]()
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