Endoparasitic

Jogaço muito bom

would play again

one of my arms has grown in size when i finished this game.

[h1] Personal Experience [/h1] 9/10 Really enjoyed the playstyle of the game and the story was amazing too. I was fascinated by seeing the superiority complex our protagonist carries and how that was one of the reasons he was driven to use humans as test subjects. The reload mechanic of the guns is a pretty cool addition to the game, as well as the different types of enemies this game has to offer, ESPECIALLY the hunter and the monster that lays down and waits for any sound to attack the player. I find myself enjoying this game pretty well and had a good amount of fun. [h1] Achievement Difficulty [/h1] 4/10 To be honest, the achievements of this game are pretty straightforward and did not require too much effort, considering there are still a few missables. The game itself is not too long, so it shouldn't be too difficult. It might take longer if the player gets impatient or goes around the map recklessly, but other than that, the achievements are easily obtained. [h1] Overall [/h1] 8/10 The whole design and concept of the game are awesome (including the lore and the virus). It is of interest to me to try the sequel of the game and find out what more happens. It is definitely replayable due to the endemic mode this game has. I recommend this game to anyone who might be wondering if it's worth the pick. Have a nice day everyone!!

Very good game! It has tons of potential and I can't wait to see how the story is going to unfold in the second game. It can be very challenging so please be patient and try your best to enjoy the game.

gud

6

As a Steam deck user I can say the gyro controls are not the ideal way to play this game. There was a strange effect where using the joystick and triggers made moving your arm incredibly and obnoxiously slow. HOWEVER, due to values incredible customisation options for controls, seriously the steam decks control customisation is unmatched, I manged to have the game work as intended without gyro. Which allows me to move on to the actual review. The game is fantastic, if you enjoy survival horror or indie games I highly recommend it especially if it’s on sale. It took me about 6-10 hours to beat and I think that’s a pretty good average play time for a game like this. The one armed system is inventive and really does define the game as its own. The reloading was skill based and watching the wobbly loading get faster is really satisfying. The difficulty does scale a little odd however, the start of the game starts really easy and ramps up very suddenly. Each level feels more like a puzzle then much of a survival horror due to the very limited inventory. However it does give it its own unique flavour to survival horror. I do warn you however, the game can be near soft-locked very easily. Be prepared to load previous saves, as getting hit with few vaccines will leave you on a very short leash for time and a very small margin of error for damage. The health bar slowly decaying as time goes is either a nothing situation or borderline unfair. It leave no pressure when playing well but is your biggest obstacle when stuck. But do not doubt the game is very fun and well worth it. I hope that the issues are changed in the second game which I intend to play very soon. Overall the game is fun, inventive and worth your time and money, for a indie game it is a fantastic experience. However be prepared to be near soft-locked and rage a bit at certain spots. With a story that’s interesting if not quite obvious. And gameplay that keeps you engaged I highly recommend the game with the caveat of knowing some spots are a little sticky.