Grandpa High on Retro

Well at 5 dollars you get what you pay for. A half created indie game with numerous QOL issues that need fixing. The on the store it is controller supported, it is not. not comfortably at least. For us that utilize the controler you cannot simply pickup items and transfer them to inventory. you have to tap, hold the item and carry it to the inventory, every, time. There is also the issue with aiming no matter how maxed out the sensitivity is in the game it DRAGS slowly. Enemies spawn when you are literally 5 feet from them leaving them to shoot you in the back and also blend in with the environment, black on black and blue on a dark purple. There are a handful of weapons but you find your self using the M4 or AK literally the whole game. Not sure why there is a Glock on your back but your forced to use the revolver, also have to press the reload button every shot limited to 6. I did encounter a glitch were I had unlimited magazine slots in the revolver witch made that reloading factor quite enjoyable. In the game you encounter I would assume Marksman rifles but I never once encountered a sniper round or whatever ammo it would've taken throughout the entire hour game and 30 minute dlc. Also your weapon breaks down, you have to keep an eye on it or the gun will just click and you will think you need to reload when the gun is useless entirely and you have to revert back to the inventory and finding the button to drop it. Storyline is dumb and makes zero sense. I guess it boils down to simple QOL adjustments that need to be made for this 2hr "adventure" to make sense.