Chernobylite Complete Edition

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Looking at the store page you'd think this is a Stalker clone but as a matter of fact this game is a way more varied grab-bag of different influences. Apart from Stalker influences it's got Fallout 4 basebuilding and resource scavenging, as example, and the main quest finale has a Mass Effect 2 style coming together of the team and resources to pull off a plan. Overall premise is that there's a new weird element existing in Chernobyl, literally called Chernobylite, being capitalized upon by a militarized corporation, and main protagonist is attracted to it due to it's connection to his past, enough so to pay people to help him get in by force. This plan doesn't work out, though, so you spend the rest of game trying to assemble a team and resources to do it again, all while exploring the protagonist's pasts, his new companions, and the going-ons in the zone. Mechanically, this is a sort of survival-crafting-management FPS title where crafting new tools and aids is essential, and so is salvaging resources, as you engage in shootouts with NPC enemies, or sneak around, visiting some pretty detailed and atmospheric maps. Then there's also a hub area where you get to decorate and develop it, putting down workstations. There's also a sort of side element with assigning your allies to pull off stuff on the side to secure resources, which also adds some depth but this managerial aspect of basebuilding is rather undercooked and annoying by later half of game, admittedly. Overall though, the game tries to avoid frustration with some features like pinging resources for you or allowing you to return from a mission whenever using a portal device. Overall this game's main highlight is definitely the story and atmosphere. There's lots of near immersive touches like getting new skills from your companions sending you on a short activity where they actually show you the skill, and characters are interesting. Dialogues, Russian language ones are stronger but it's fine in English too. The overall mystery is cool even if payoff goes weird places. If you gonna play this, I strongly recommend heavier difficulties because otherwise you'll be overflowing in resources by second half of game, with little challenge, But I do recommend giving this game a try.