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Unity meets best parts of Deus Ex 2: Invisible war, except you're a buttnaked civillian in a postapocalyptic Seedworld, meaning your inventory is your 3 pockets and whatever you're currently holding, and the most advanced piece of technology you can wield is a hand dryer, as a blunt weapon. Enemies are silent, so the only alert you get for having been seen during sneaking around is that now they have red text over their head that says something confrontational. No footsteps either, so start leaning around corners and on that compass that shows all enemies on the current floor. Story is intriguing, if not a bit "Dreamlogicy". In terms of visual/art presentation, it's an indie unity engine game. Smooth cartoony edges, with a more dystopian "Logan's run" vibe, if they lived in a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.

Overall enjoyed it, I think settings in the last part of the game kinda fell flat unfortunately as I loved the environments of the first half of the game, they felt very immersive but the last few areas (which were supposed to be the good ones) didnt feel so, feels like alot more effort went into the first few levels and kinda fell off over time. Story was a bit underwhelming but it was good enough to give reason to continue. Fighting was fun, environmental things like chairs, tables even chair legs after they break could be used in combat which was great. As some other reviews mentioned I think there was massive potential that unfortunately wasnt fullfilled, still a good game for the price though.