Let Them Come

Visually, Let Them Come has an awesome 16-bit pixel art style aesthetic that falls in line with many other games. As someone who grew up in the '90s, I definitely appreciate these visuals. Despite the pixelated appearance, I found everything to fairly detailed, including the dark and gloomy atmosphere of the barren spaceship, as well as the various hostile aliens that can explode upon death.

As far as corridor shooters go, Let Them Come is a pretty stylish one. It also has a ton of variety scattered throughout it to try and keep things fresh. The only unfortunate thing though is that Let Them Come’s gameplay is pretty shallow, and all of the style and variety in the world can’t really compensate for that.

Let Them Come might not have the quick-reaction crunch of other space shooters, but there's still a lot to like in its dingy halls and skittering terrors. It's fun, but it definitely takes a while to really get going. But as last-stand simulators go, it's pretty damn impressive. Right down to the gurning face of the main character as the bullets blast out. There's hectic fun to be had here. But, unsurprisingly for a last-gasp defence of humanity, it does get a little repetitive after a while.