After Burst vs PO'ed
Side-by-side comparison of features, pricing, ratings, and alternatives.
After Burst puts you in the pilot seat of a combat robot on a mission to destroy the enemy orb. Each of the 30 single‑screen levels combines fast‑paced shooting, platforming obstacles and short puzzles that test timing and precision. The game features a customizable gun—adjust the angle and hold the fire button to change shot distance—culminating in a boss battle every tenth stage. Play solo or with a friend in split‑screen mode for added competition.
PO'ed puts you in the boots of Ox, a lone survivor trying to flee a hostile alien homeworld. Across 25 varied levels you’ll battle terrifying extraterrestrials, solve switch‑based puzzles, and navigate tricky platforming sections. The game blends classic first‑person shooting with limited‑use jetpack travel, forcing you to balance aggression with resource management as you strive to kick alien butt and find a way out.
- Deep gun customization adds strategic depth
- Every level is concise yet varied
- Boss battles provide memorable set‑pieces
- Split‑screen supports local multiplayer
- Engaging mix of shooting, puzzles, and platforming
- Distinct alien enemy designs keep combat fresh
- Limited jetpack adds a tactical resource management layer
- Nostalgic 1995 graphics appeal to retro fans
- Limited to single‑screen levels may feel repetitive
- No modern online multiplayer options
- Graphics are intentionally retro, which may not appeal to all
- Single-player only, no multiplayer modes
- Jetpack fuel scarcity can feel frustrating for some players
- Graphics are dated by modern standards
