dissapointing lack of controller support

This little pixel roguelite version of COD Zombies has it's fun for a little bit, but ultimately it lacks a lot of quality of life improvements that would make it fun. The game seems to expect you to understand or be familiar with COD Zombies mechanics: things like repairing windows generates gold, for instance. There's no tutorial, just dumping you into the fray for you to figure things out. There's no indication of what certain keyword effects do once you get them in your gun, no understanding of *how* the singular gun you get combines the bullets together or selects which one to shoot, no clear way to build to a specific thing, and no understanding of when to ditch certain spells for others in your gun.

Most notably however, is that the game runs on a timer. Unlike in COD Zombies, where each wave is discrete and you clear a wave to move to the next, this one constantly throws enemies at you and you eventually get overwhelmed regardless. There's no crawler stalling here for you to explore levels, you're on the clock the whole way.

One of the other aspects, "Chronowarping", wherein you trade three fragments to upgrade your gun, also *takes the gun away* for a brief window, meaning that you are functionally unable to interact with the game while the zombies crowd you. For such a low benefit of upgrading *some* of your spells, you have to suffer what feels like ten seconds of no gun and then having to go FETCH the gun again, so if you run away to dodge the zombies, you're SOL.

I picked this game up on sale, for 2.99. It's not even worth that to me, let alone it's full price.

Honestly if you ever enjoyed cod zombies I would give it a go, good fun but some rouge-like experience required