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NUCLEAR THRONE TRASH TALK SKIN

Amazing for clearing out a large room or tight corridor in a hurry, but will chew through your entire stock of ammunition in just seconds.

The devs seems to be aware of this for the Disc Gun and Nuke Launcher, because finding a golden version of one of them grants an achievement called "Good Riddance".

Ducked behind a corner when you fired it? It's likely to swerve into the wall and take you out as well. Unlike every other weapon in the game, the Painfully Slow Projectile is guided by your mouse cursor this isn't explained anywhere in game and isn't immediately obvious when you pick it up.

Nuke Launchers are an explosive-type weapon that is extremely powerful.

They do respectable damage, but the ricochets will hurt you just as much as it'll hurt an enemy (and are hard to dodge), and if the game spawns a level with tight corridors, kiss your life goodbye.

Disc Guns, guns that fire, uh, discs (in this case, buzzsaws).

Due to the way pickups work, these drops may instead be health kits, meaning you have a replenishing supply of HP for the battle.

Certain attacks from bosses, such as Big Dog's missiles, tend to drop ammo pickups, ensuring that you aren't completely screwed if you run out of ammo while fighting them.

Rebel sacrifices some of her HP in order to summon allies, but if you're low on HP to the point where the next summon would kill you, it just won't work until you gather more HP, preventing accidental deaths.

This can actually be frustrating if you're trying to avoid weapon chests or rad canisters for the secrets you get by skipping them.

If you open up the portal to the next level and a weapon is near it, it will get sucked in with you and be there at the start of the next level in case you wanted to pick it up.

This prevents you from accidentally ending up weaponless.

Robot will not eat his weapon if he only has one.

Anti Poop-Socking: One of the loading screen tips reminds you to take a 15-minute break for every hour you play.

These challenges' difficulty ranges from "stuff you will probably do by accident" to "pro players will have trouble with this".

NUCLEAR THRONE TRASH TALK SKIN

And Your Reward Is Clothes: Each character has an unlockable B skin that can be obtained through completing various tasks.Ammo-Using Melee Weapon: Most melee weapons logically require no ammo whatsoever, but the Jackhammer, Laser Sword, Laser Hammer, and Laser Screwdriver all require ammo, the former using up Explosive ammo, and the latter 3 using Energy Weapon ammo.Amazing Technicolor Battlefield: You fight Throne II inside of a swirling, purple portal.Even the bosses have backstories that the game never even touches upon. Things like Fish having been a police officer, the Proto Mutant and even a few characters' genders are never mentioned during gameplay, or at best hinted at in the loading screen hints. All There in the Manual: Almost all of the game's lore is given out by Word of God.Using their uniquely abnormal superpowers, these very same mutants will do whatever it takes to claim their prize and rise above, no matter the consequences.

This will by no means be easy, however, as the path to the Nuclear Throne is guarded by murderous bandits, ravenous monsters, and the mysterious Interdimensional Police Department (IDPD), a heavily armed militia determined to prevent anyone from reaching the Nuclear Throne for unknown reasons. They have very little in common, but they all have the same goal seeking the Nuclear Throne. A long time has passed since the apocalypse, and stories about the legendary Nuclear Throne have led a small group of mutants together to a secluded campfire. Life became a struggle for survival, but it continued ever onward. Though the human race was destroyed, Earth was not it merely changed.

They tried their best, but they went extinct, either dying in the wake of the apocalypse or mutating to a point where they could no longer be called humans or anything even remotely close to natural life. At some point in the past, humanity messed up.