Abiotic Factor

Игра хорошая, даже крутая, но я обосрался, прям в штаны насрал. Рекомендую

I'd say a pretty good game overall, though there are a handful of issues I had with the game. One of the issues is weapons balancing, heavy weapons often feel vastly more powerful than non-heavy weapons. Even with the stamina penalty I found that in the vast majority of circumstances the heavy weapon outclassed those outside of it's classification, this is not to say I think it should be nerfed heavily but instead for them to be moderately nerfed and making the non-heavy weapons more viable as any time I would try to use a weapon outside of heavy it would feel like hitting enemies with comparably nothing. My second issue is gun balancing, while not terribly balanced stat-wise, the ammo economy sucked. I found myself chewing through all ammo types if I remotely tried to rely on them as anything besides a backup finisher, ESPECIALLY THE 5.56 which you go through so easily that I basically ran out of all of it on the way to the final boss of which I never touched that ammo stockpile the entire game. The devs should really increase the yield of dropped ammo, though the .308's ammo should be increased less than the others. My third gripe is the farming of specific resources, such as, night essence, the CPU's, silver, optic lens, magnetic alloy (ESPECIALLY THIS ONE), additionally I feel like the player should have hints that CPU's and power cells are something to stockpile. My fourth issue which w\is more of a wish I suppose, more interactions with IS objects as usable items and a few more gimmicky IS enemies since it feels like we mostly just get Anteverse 2 for IS enemies. My fifth issue is meat being as radioactive as it is, while I understand it's from species adapted to a universe of high energy, it's kind of annoying just trying to get food when the radiation compounds as it does when it's generally something you should be gathering, doesn't need to be removed just I think the compounding radiation should be reduced a bit. My final issue is I feel like the portals are a bit underutilized since for the most part we're only sent to three Anteverses with meaningful content beyond "well isn't this neat". This is probably the best survival game I've played so far, it does quite a good job with exploration and progression. With the game laying portals to other locations and other universes here and there which are pretty consistently neat and with different visual themes, of which I believe the designers did a very good job with. The regions of the Gate facility are designed to be explored as an area while the portal locations are designed with a more of an A to B style, that's not to say it's just a hallway but there's still clearly a intended path for the player to take compared to the departments. Compared to the other survival games the story has more focus and active escalation, as well as having comparably more details than the others I've played, of which I quite enjoyed (Justice for Hasta Tria). At the same time I would say that a fair share of the characters are rather flat and a rather annoying character, such as the ammo merchant who's voice lines started to get to me over the course of the game, "I can't give this to you for free you know, wish I could." I was just checking if your inventory refreshed and you have to punctuate half of your lines with sighs, but your existence benefits my ammo stockpile. I almost forgot, some of the skills in the game have somewhat abysmal gains that it was annoying to even try to specialize in them, like what's going on with throwing. Overall the game is rather good, I would recommend this in general, especially in comparison to the others.