Cryptark Review – In Space No One Can Hear You Shrug
Cryptark is a frantic 2D shooter roguelike from Alientrap, full of unique ideas that unfortunately get lost in execution.
Anthony Gomez
Tony has been playing games since he can remember. His crippling addiction began with the NES and has been going strong ever since. He gets scared when he thinks about how much of his life has been spent with a controller in hand. These days you can find him training for Melee tournaments, causally playing some Binding of Isaac, or meditating on a mountaintop somewhere.
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