Shhh. Listen. Hear it? That’s the sound of completion. After three months of alphafunding which has seen three episodes released sporadically, Snorms is ready for battle and has now been fully released in its 1.0 version.

Snorms caught our eye before due to its isometric lulls, though we soon found many more reasons to enjoy its gameplay which carries an old school sentiment. By that we refer to the developer’s desire to create a game like DOOM – a shooter with labyrinthine levels, enemies fighting each other – but being sensible he also tailored it to feel modern with player levelling, upgradeable weapons and the like. Much like DOOM, the game starts off with a lone soldier who finds himself suddenly surrounded by monsters, so naturally he jumps into his armor and nearby vehicle and sets out to blast them all to bits.

So, typically, you’ll be blasting enemies about once per second provided you don’t get stuck, and there’s no reason why you should – you’re an armored vehicle! Snorms provides between 10-15 hours of straight up isometric shootery, and it’s now available on Desura for PC, Mac and Linux. We should point out that there are demos available too.

More information on Snorms can be found over on the game’s official website.

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The third episode of the Isometric Cube Engine Studio-developed third-person tank shooter, Snorms, will be available for download later today via Desura.

The news signals a surefire case of London Bus Syndrome, with Episode 2 having been released just a couple of weeks ago after over a month’s interim period following on from the game’s initial release. This third episode also marks the apparent finale of the game’s story arc, according to the game’s official blurb.

Among the prime offerings included in the latest addition to the game are 12 new levels, including 2 secret areas, 6 new standard monsters, one fearsome new boss battle and five new weapons, one of which can only be accessed by playing the game’s ‘Hard’ difficulty mode. For those keeping score at home, that brings the game’s final tallies to the following figures:

• 41 maps
• 22 enemies
• 14 weapons

With the three episodes now complete,

• 41 maps
• 22 enemies
• 14 weapons

With all three episodes now in the books, Isometric Cube Engine now claims that Snorms contains up to 15 hours’ worth of gameplay, which doesn’t seem at all shabby for a £3.74 release. However, it’s also worth bearing in mind that the price will increase to $4.99 once the game’s Alpha phase draws to a close at an as-yet undisclosed date.

To find out more about Snorms, you can visit its official site, whilst the game remains available for purchase on Windows PC, Mac and Linux through Desura.

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