Encased: A Sci-Fi Post-Apocalyptic RPG

WTF, what kinda drugs were your writers snorting/injecting?

Great little gem of a game. I enjoyed the game play, story, and its simplicity. There are many possible endings so its good to explore all the options. Very much recommend if you like games in the style of Wasteland and Fallout setting.

DEI Infested from character creation onward.

Yes, good game. I retired from playing doo doo butt ass FPS games to play this game. My wife loves me now, my kids look up to me, and the neighbors want me at their BBQ's. This game is amazing! It checks all the boxes and stopped me from checking my wife. I'm love her more than anything now. Thanks Devs, thanks John McClain, and most importantly, thank you Junkertown for electing me mayor

Crap. Might have been alright if they'd bothered to fix things that clearly don't work. Combat is really bad, you miss 100% to-hit shots all the time (you seem to get rather a lot of them, but then you do miss a lot of them). Let me be clear: I know that 100% displayed over the enemy targets comes up a lot as you are moving your mouse near them as it gives the to-hit chance from any position your pointer is over to show your accuracy at that position. I'm missing shots are supposed to be hits when the cursor is over the target and changes to the red gunsight icon to show that the displayed to-hit value is for the shot you are about to make, or miss. Then there's the problem of the target being 'not in the firing line' when it clearly is, even before you get the confirmation of the enemy then firing back from the same position it was in that was 'not in the firing line' and it hits you. This happens mostly when you are trying to shoot from a height advantage. It's made worse by the fact that you cannot advance right up to the edge of your high point because of railings, for example, when clearly this is ridiculous. It also happens with grenades with your targets inside the area of effect marker and a clear line of trajectory. There are all sorts of really stupid ideas like your companions only having one weapon slot because they won't relinquish their personal weapon they were packing when they joined you even if it's absolutely useless for a particular fight with several different enemies who all have different weaknesses and resistances meaning that your companions can't harm some of them as their own weapon is totally unsuitable for fighting any of them and the alternate you've equipped them with is only good for damaging some. You can't level them up as you want either, they pick the skills they develop. Why are they under your control at all in that case? Why don't they just fight automatically? Because it would be crap, or crapper to be exact as this design decision, one of the stupidest I have ever encountered in a game, makes it plenty crap already.

First half is the best part, would have been more interesting exploring the world without the apocalyptic side personally. Second half it starts to decline and it feels rushed in some points, honestly its good for the price you can usually pick it up for around 5-6 american dollary doos with a sale. Just don't expect it to be as good as fallout 1-2 or other crpgs.

I dont understand this game.

It a good game, not a great game, not a life changing game but a good game.