Sodaman, he's a space agent. He must stop the hostile aliens trying to destroy the universe and save the carbonated drinks they destroyed. Maybe you should help him out?
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Sodaman is not bad but it too excitedly front loads a lot of the fun, and when that has been exhausted there isn’t much more to discover. There is plenty of content, but that it feels like a so much gruel slopped into a bowl instead of a bountiful feast.
Sodaman is a fantastic entry into the genre, and the small team should be very proud of their creation. It’s one of those games where you can dip in for a quick run or keep ploughing through for hours on end, as there is plenty to do. There is lots of bang for your buck, and after over 20 hours of gameplay, I still haven’t ticked everything I want to...
Sodaman is one of those games that you can easily play for a few minutes and have fun, but also for a few hours without stopping.
Sodaman is a genuinely impressive debut title. It shines like a hidden gem within the local game industry. Rather than becoming a carbon copy of Vampire Survivors or the other games it draws inspiration from, it succeeds in creating its own distinct identity and interpretation of the genre.
