Humanity Lost

The game is ok and has a decent story to it. yes the graphics is old style but hey everyone has to start from somewhere. overall its a decent game just need some small Qol adjustments. Got it one sale so was pretty cheap as well.

This is not a complete game.

So, even for the low price, I cannot recommend it. There are several reasons. 1) The game doesn't tell you when it saves your progress. There is also no way of manually saving to be sure. 2) Mouse sensitivity cannot be changed. 3) The game collects data on you, which I only found out by chance. When you go to %appdata%\LocalLow\Crafty Game Lab\Humanity\Unity\52a065e9-3261-499d-8b96-b91b8baa6cae\Analytics and open the "config" file with a text editor, you will see that the game is configured to send analytics data to... someone. You're not given the option to even opt out, despite the fact such a variable exists in that file. 4) The game is abandoned by its developer, as he's working on a survival crafting game now. Which we really did not need any more of. And which we can expect to be of the same poor craftsmanship as this game.

Difficulty curve is real but good bang for your buck. Gives real indy-dev fallout vibes.

got whacked in the trailer park in the opening section by a seemingly invincible guy with a pan as his head wielding a club after emptying almost all of my pistol ammo into him. he was also clipping through walls. i think it may be a bug or it may be intentional but regardless its not much fun this way. i dont understand why people are giving this great reviews. sure the general gameplay of sneaking around can sort of work but it still feels like a half done 'my first game' project. its not even early access anymore so there arent any alleviating factors. everything feels sub par. i dont think anyone should spend a buck on it.

Nah, better than I can do and more fun than many "higher quality" games, but bleh It gets better, but for the love of fish may I please change the keys please??