Space Station 5 1.0

DOOM, over the years, has spread out to cover a ton of different genres through its insanely comprehensive modding scene. It's been a first-person dungeon crawling RPG, a game where you build a bond with a companion and some...interesting NSFW games. However, nobody has really tried something unique. What happens if you port in DOOM assets into a whole other engine? Space Station 5 is the result.

To install Space Station 5, simply unzip and run the executable.

You'll quickly feel the amateurishness as soon as you get on the menu screen, and not in a particularly charming way. The text is not sized well and the background does nothing to tell you what you're about to get yourself into. However, there are different modes such as a campaign and a survival mode, which gives it some points in its favor.

The actual gameplay is very straightforward, but similarly not in a particularly interesting way. You're given a weapon, corresponding ammunition, and hordes of enemies in front of you. It can't get more simple than that. 

There is no story to speak of. You are simply an army sergeant on a space station where aliens are invading. Unfortunately, since it was ported haphazardly from DOOM, the graphics are also affected. Every enemy has animation clipping and interruption, and they also seem incredibly static. The game also has objectives but doesn't mark them on your map in any way.

All in all, Space Station 5 is nothing special and has enough frustrating elements to warrant a pass.