UBERMOSH Vol.7

Maybe the hardest of the Ubermosh games and the hardest game by this developer. I appreciate the overall concept, as you are picking from one of six classes and hitting a score limit to unlock new powerups. Unfortunately you don't get to pick the powerups and it's not always clear what's been upgraded. You need to kill 3,000 enemies with each character to achieve 100%. It is a great game despite it's simplicity. You really have to focus to reach 100% because there's a 90 second time limit, so when you get close to the end it's very intense. There are some invincible enemies and a weird swarming bit of dots that obstruct your progress. The thing I hate the most about the game is that the environment is a triangle and the game ends if you accidentally step outside of it.

🎮 **Ubermosh Series**
*"The fast-paced, sword-swinging, bullet-dodging, high-stakes action you never knew you needed in your life."*

**Playtime:** 10 hours (but it feels like I've been fighting for centuries)

**Recommended:** ✅ Yes, if you like chaos, blades, bullets, and making decisions faster than your brain can handle.

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🌟 **What Is Ubermosh?**
Imagine if someone took your wildest, action-movie fantasies, cranked them up to 11, and then shoved you into the middle of the battlefield with nothing but a sword and a prayer. That's *Ubermosh* — a series that perfectly blends the elegance of swordplay with the raw chaos of gunfire. You’re always on the edge of your seat, desperately trying to survive the madness around you.

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💬 **Things I Thought While Playing:**

• “Is it just me, or did that guy’s bullet just go through my shoulder without hitting me?”
• “Okay, I’ve got a sword... and... a gun... and I’m fighting a *whole army of dudes*?”
• “Wait, how did I just block that bullet with my sword?! I’m basically a superhero.”
• “I’ve been alive for 10 seconds, and I’ve already killed 47 people. This is getting out of hand.”
• “This music is so hype, I feel like I’m about to take down a *volcano* with my bare hands.”

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💥 **Gameplay:**

Ubermosh isn’t about slow, tactical planning. No, no. It’s about making split-second decisions, slashing, dodging, and *praying* you don’t mess up. One wrong move? You’re done. But one good move? You're a freaking legend.

The series is like if a fighting game and a bullet hell had a baby. You've got to be fast, precise, and relentless. You’ll dodge bullets, slice enemies into oblivion, and always be in the middle of something so chaotic, you’ll wonder how you’re still alive.

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🎮 **Combat/Mechanics:**
This is where Ubermosh really shines. The swordplay feels great — fast, fluid, and satisfying. You can slice through enemies like butter, deflect bullets like you're the Chosen One, and unleash devastating attacks on everything in sight. And the best part? You never get a break. You’re constantly fighting, constantly dodging, and constantly pushing the limits of your reflexes.

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🎶 **Soundtrack:**
The soundtrack is a masterpiece. It’s so high-octane that you’ll feel your heart rate spike just by listening. The intense beats get you into the groove of slicing, dodging, and exploding enemies. It's like playing a game and listening to a concert simultaneously. It makes you feel like you're in an action movie… even if you’re terrible at the game.

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🔥 **The Ubermosh Philosophy:**

The Ubermosh series doesn’t believe in slowing down. There are no breaks, no hand-holding, no pauses for dramatic story moments. It’s pure, unfiltered action, and it’s all about you, your sword, and *how many people you can kill before they kill you*.

It’s not for the faint of heart, but if you like your action fast, furious, and constantly pushing you to your limit, then Ubermosh is your new best friend. It’s chaotic, brutal, and somehow addictive.

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🧠 **Final Thoughts:**
Ubermosh is like a caffeine shot for your brain. It’s fast, it’s fun, and it’s one of those games where you’ll die over and over… but you’ll keep coming back for more. Every time you hit a new level, every time you narrowly dodge a bullet, every time you slice through an enemy with perfect timing, you’ll feel like a god — even if you’re only alive for 10 seconds at a time.

It’s a series that’s as simple as it is intense, as frantic as it is rewarding, and if you’re into high-speed combat and total chaos, you’ll love every second of it.

**👍 10/10. A series for those who live life in the fast lane and aren’t afraid of a little *complete destruction* along the way.**

🎮 #SliceAndDice #SwordAndGun #UbermoshLegend

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Я, всю серию взял

Платформер супер, графика на любителя, но мне нравится, все части взял

Another fantastic upgrade.

Hardest Ubermosh so far, from an unlimited map to a very restricted area, but it brought a fresh and needed change.
That Blademaster was quite rough, and the shielded enemies were a pain in the ***

Vol. 7 : Revilution !

I wanted to like this game, this is my fourth UBERMOSH that I have played and fully beaten. UBERMOSH, Vol.3, Vol.5, and Vol.7. The pros are, great music, really cool sounds and awesome to have new weapons and abilities. The greatest con of this game is that shielded enemies to the point that it is just overwhelming and takes away from the fun and fast combat, while the previous one, Vol.5 had shielded enemies, but not to the point that this one has. The game starts off strong, but then it just becomes a slog with how slow and inconsistent the kill counts get, like beating it, surviving the event rewards you nothing, only kills. Yeah, unless you buy this part of the UBERMOSH collection, I would really advise not playing it. I wanted to like it, I really did.

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This game offers an enjoyable experience for those seeking a casual yet challenging way to pass the time. It requires keen focus in all directions to avoid being ambushed, and the satisfaction grows as you acquire the best weapon and additional abilities, allowing you to dominate your foes. UBERMOSH is an engaging arcade series that began in 2015, continually refined by valuable feedback from its dedicated community.

In this game, you assume the role of a Saint battling in a chaotic arena, aiming to defeat as many adversaries as possible within a 90-second match, known as UBERMOSH, which serves as a combat enlightenment ritual. While this genre may not typically appeal to me, the price makes it worth a try. The soundtrack is exceptional, and although I found a lack of guides available, I decided to create some myself. Overall, I had a great time playing it, though it is quite challenging!

Hack and slice.

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Relentless action with fast combat and a killer soundtrack. The gameplay is smooth and satisfying, but the real fun comes from mastering the different weapons and abilities. Each wave of enemies feels like a new challenge, making it super addictive for quick, intense sessions.

The Saint ascended a long time ago. Now, a new generation of people will try to ascend by battling enemies in a defined arena. Among them, a clone of the mythical being...

✅ All you need is Kill
✅ Hard, but fair
✅ Music is fantastic (Core Guitars, Heavy Beat, Retro Vibe and Dark Hue)
✅ Graphic not bad

worst ubermosh game but i love it!
UBERMOSH!

fun for when youre bored and want to play something casual and challenging at the same time, its a really fun game in which you have to be focused on all directions to make sure you arent getting backstabbed, it gets satisfying at the point where you have the best gun in the game and you have second abilities and you just destroy the enemies. good game 👍

Good, but the UBERMOSH row has better parts.

Completed all the previous games in the series 100% but this one I actually didn't enjoy much. Tried all the characters and appreciate the changes made to tighten the arena for a proper higher challenge by all means.

However for me, the flow becomes horrible as the while you gun through thousands of enemies quickly, their dead bodies just turn the screen into a colourful mess that highly distracts and makes it hard to properly see what is going on. Taking a lot of unnecessary hits as I can't clearly see enemies or projectiles as it ramps up.

Previous games had the same issue of body pile up but you could always relocate to clear the screen of the mess if required. Here the arena is too small and restricted.

UUUUBBBEEEERRRMMMMOOOOOOOOSSSHHHHHHHH!!!

UBERMOSH Vol. 7 changes EVERYTHING!

Gone are the days of an infinite map, prepare for more tight quarters combat with a massive increase to difficulty!

There are no longer class mods, but rather characters, each with unique attributes. They all represent one of the previous classes in the game, but are more fleshed out with new features. There's six, to be exact and they're all fun with their different playstyles!

There's an ascension system now. Each run with a character will level them up, improving their abilities, depending on how well you do. The higher score you get in a run, the better the abilities will be in future runs. I find this to be really unique and a breath of fresh air when it comes to this franchise.

The game is a lot more difficult, especially if you want to achieve 100% ascension on all the characters, but the challenge makes it more enjoyable and adds more replayability value. I'd say, you don't even have to play the six games before this, this game is good enough to be enjoyed as an entirely new game.

Definitely a must play in my books!