XIBALBA

Xibalba (Xibalba) is almost Doom, friends, well, or Heretic, Hexen or Quake. Those who played in the 90's should remember the aforementioned RPG-shooters very well. You wander through the corridors made of squares (a la modern Minecraft) and shoot at monsters that constantly pop out from around corners. The authors of Xibalba do not report a specific goal for the player, so the game can also be recorded in the quests section.

The life of the hero and the supply of ammunition-these are the things that you should always remember in any shooter. Xibalba is no exception. There is no special backstory, you immediately find yourself inside either a temple, a dungeon or a pyramid of some kind and go ahead, shooting monsters that attack the hero from around corners. However, monsters don't always hide. Often they stand openly and wait for your hero to approach them. The range of their shots (yes, some of them shoot, others are even worse) is limited. You need to know this feature and use it for your own purposes. Don't get too close to them, shoot from far away!

About weapons. First, you have the most primitive blaster, shooting some blue clumps of energy. As you wander through the mazes, you can find other weapons that are more powerful and effective. In any case, try not to engage in close combat with monsters and dodge their shots. Ammo for the initial blaster is restored automatically, but for other weapons you will have to look for them. It is extremely important to collect first-aid kits, because a battered hero with a small remaining life risks not surviving another fight with a local beast and ending the game ingloriously.

Xibalba consists of several stages. On the second one, for example, you will have to search for the key of Skeletons. In general, the game is by no means monotonous and contains many innovations and surprises in its development. You will definitely not be bored. By the way, you can hide from enemies not only around the corner, but also in the thickets of vines hanging in some places from the ceilings.

You can control the hero using the keyboard (WASD, arrows, spacebar, Ctrl) and the mouse — as it is more convenient for anyone. So, get started. Get your adrenaline pumping!