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BBQ Games / May 29, 2015 / Action, Indie
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CompareFeaturing six levels of intense shooting action, Tiamat X is a rip-snortin tribute to the side-scrolling space shooters of yesteryear, and would be right at home blazing away on the screen of a booming, beer-stained arcade cabinet.
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Update 1.4.5 introduces the following audio updates: • Major music and sound FX improvements • Background music remastered and resampled at a higher bitrate • Explosion sound effects remastered • Volume adjustments These improvements were undertaken in order to address the 'muddiness' of the previous audio environment. Players should now find the overall audio experience to be a whole lot better!
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32% positive, 63 reviews
one of the worst shoot'em up games i have ever played. - Bland stages and enemies. - Power-ups are in a fixed places in stages. - Terrible hit box. - little variety in enemies. - runs badly (20 fps or something). - no resultion or any graphics options besides full screen or windowed. - some of the bullets/rockets blend in the background that they are hard to see. - no continues. Stay away from this game...
35 found this helpful, 2015-11-10
Tiamat X is a short shoot'em up, quite easy to play in terms of gameplay but not so easy: there is only one difficulty, no save point, 3 lifes (or 4 if you get the bonus life in the first level), enemies quite unpredictable.... eer nope they are. Really, they are. You just have to remember their place. Because if you want to beat the game, you have to know your path through every level. Music isn't annoying,...
18 found this helpful, 2015-07-03
Nope - The level design is very dummy and not creative at all compared with similiar games; - The sound effects are annoying and not cool to listen (explosions specially) - Music it totally forgetable; Also No options to adjust sound, music and overall volume. No options to change resolution
7 found this helpful, 2015-08-23
Tiamat X is of the type of game I really do like. In my opinion under-rated and a real challenge to complete. Doesn't wow graphically but I think the gameplay is very good and I would definiitely recommend to anyone wanting a challenging side scrolling space shooter with some similarity to Space Tripper.
3 found this helpful, 2021-06-21
First, let me say I've been playing the DRM-free version since 5-23-2015, plus the 1.4 hours with the Steam one. So don't let that 1.4 hours mislead you into thinking I've barely played the game. With the visuals, the CGI rendering technique that was used offers up plenty of colors used for the shading and detail in the backgrounds and the individual sprites. There are multiple layers of parallax scrolling that give...
12 found this helpful, 2015-05-31
There was a time I was a naive, infrequent user of Steam and I was misled by some screenshots thinking this could be if not a great game, at lest nice - how wrong! A really bad shoot 'em up in pretty much every aspect, and the many great additions the genre has seen on Steam since make it even more one to just forget about.
0 found this helpful, 2025-12-15
Too many unseeable/unexpected things happening on the screen, and you can die just by touching anything. Also, you can shoot down the bonuses accidentally? Come on! That's just pure evil!
0 found this helpful, 2024-05-13
They forgat to put save game and diffirent weopans .You have to start from first level each time.If they pay money to play this game.Say no :D
2 found this helpful, 2020-12-14
I admire little dev teams making games, but I got to say this one needs more addictive features and difficulty leveling (Besides another design features). It is beautiful graphically speaking and it is a very cheap game, But it is very hard, the music was a bad choice (Maybe for a point and click would fit) and needs more rewards for the player. Keep it up, you have potential to make something stronger.
19 found this helpful, 2015-05-31
Pretty dubious. Visibly laggy despite the fact that it looks like it was made in Klik 'n' Play, the main thing that stuck with me was the muted, churchy soundtrack being almost completely drowned out by the huff and puff of constant, equally muted laser and explosion sound effects. There are no sound options to remedy this. Gameplay consists of wiggling around and holding down the fire key in a pretty fair...
4 found this helpful, 2015-07-27