Fight the Invasion in Game Is Full of Bugs
Forget traditional weapons. In Game is Full of Bugs, your next powerful upgrade comes straight from the guts of your enemies. Developer Alchemy Sheep has released a demo for its upcoming twin-stick dungeon crawler on Steam, throwing players into an apocalyptic war against swarms of alien bugs.
Players take control of a computer programmer who suddenly finds himself fighting on the front lines. Survival means thinking fast, blasting enemies, and turning every bug kill into an opportunity to build something deadlier.
The game’s biggest hook is its unusual weapon system. Players can collect bug parts and slot them into a living magazine, giving their bullets different effects. Want bouncing lasers, explosive mortar shots, or brutal melee attacks? Experiment with different combinations to create devastating weapons and tear through the alien hordes.
But the action doesn’t stop at shooting bugs. Between runs, players can return to base, meet a colorful cast of characters, and build relationships with a scientist, doctor, sergeant, and others. These interactions unlock new gear and open the door to unexplored biomes.
Players can also experiment with different outfits, abilities, starting equipment, and magazine modifiers to change how each run plays out. With procedurally generated alien hives, no two expeditions are guaranteed to feel the same.
Overall, Game is Full of Bugs looks like a chaotic mix of fast-paced combat and creative weapon crafting. Its Steam Next Fest demo is now live, giving players the perfect opportunity to dive in, squash some alien nightmares, and discover just how deadly a few bug parts can become.