HumanitZ

Myself and a few friends had been curious about this one for some time so I recently set up a server for us and we gave it a go. Bottom line, I'd give it a 7.5/10. I enjoyed my time with it and I appreciate the playstyle and atmosphere. There is a lot to do and I feel it was worth the time I spent and $20 price tag. I will most likely continue to play or circle back around in the future. - One of us quit playing about an hour in. He was not a fan of the movement, interaction, camera controls. "The game does not vibe with me, feels clunky". I understand the statement as it takes some getting used to. Overall, I enjoy the controls 75% of the time. I do feel some frustration while trying to select or highlight certain items for interactions. -Cleaning up/removing debris from POI's. I have heard this is something they are currently working on and look forward to ongoing support. That being said there are a lot of areas I wanted to make a base but due to limitations on dismantling and the broom emote, I moved on to a another area. I have noticed that it seems some homes or POI's were designed with a player moving in and appreciate it. I ended up picking a log cabin down by the lake in deer park. -Inventory Management / Item stacking. I appreciate a certain level of tedium and limitations, it forces you to prioritize and think critically. There are however a few item's I believe should be able to stack but currently cannot. I expect it's due to spoil timers and iteractability. I have also heard rumors for "stack like-items" and such being implemented in the future and am looking forward to it. Emptying after a loot run does feel like its own journey at times. -Developer / Mod Interaction. I've seen too many reviews reflecting in poor taste regarding interactions with the devs/mods via discord/steam and such. I've nothing to comment or add in this regard as I've had none and prefer to take such info with a grain of salt. Playing on my own server means I wouldn't expect any interaction. I will admit that after enjoying the game with a small group of friends that will most likely move on to other games soon, It kinda makes me want to play on a public, populated or official server (Not sure if they have one), for more social and tense interactions that would inevitably come with it but the comments made me hesitant. -Bugs. I've experienced only a few small and annoying bugs. A quick re-log or /unstuck solved 99% of these issues. Not being able to interact with "fuel" on vehicles, stuck in animations, stuck in inventory screen, ect. The main bug that caused me to re-log often was entering a vehicle and the camera operating exceptionally slow. The only one that hit hard was dying in which I dropped all my items and then the server timing out/restarting and my gear disappearing. I expect this one was mostly just an issue with save intervals and server side failure which cannot be attributed to the game in my opinion. -Project Zomboid Comparison. I've noticed a lot of comparison between the two and wanted to give my thoughts. Each game explores the same world/atmosphere similarly but independently. Zomboid seems deeper and more complex while HumantiZ removes some of the tedium and feels a bit more intuitive and streamlined much of the time. I'd expect if you enjoy one of these titles you would probably enjoy the other. -Overall. I enjoyed my time and will continue to. I believe the $20 price-tag is worth it. I hope they continue to add and improve the game. They have my support. The game has a certain methodical, tactful and patient niche to it and I appreciate it even if it isn't everyone's cup of tea. Cheers.

Good game, recommend. nough said.

Off the bat, I won't write a review for a game that I love (because I'm too busy trying to play it). I'd rather YOU build your own impressions of it and fall in love with said game for yourself. That said.... Recently my wife and I both bought a copy of this game because Zomboid is lacking in some immersion that we both felt this game may have. We ran into some problems though. I'm constantly getting stuck on flat pieces in the environment leading to death. Sometimes we both feel like if you're having a great run and the game does something that seems oddly like the game throws something at you that's a bit unfair and about impossible to survive through. I can explain some situations if you care to hear it later. The reticle starts doing some crazy stuff randomly and it's been like that since we bought the game. Sometimes in custom settings you load up a setup that would naturally be a bit easier (ie. more this or that and less this or that) so that we can have a run that's more fun and can last longer. Keep in mind we're both still somewhat new. Then when starting the game with these custom setups, it's very clear that the custom settings do the exact opposite. For example I wanted more loot for us and when the settings were applied we spawned into the beginners spawn and there were almost NOTHING for the entire run to loot. It wasn't an operator error either. It was clear that the game just failed to spawn anything to loot. Minus a shirt here and there. There are a ton of other issue's but all of these could be overlooked because there is fun to be had playing with friends BUT.... Here's the main problem. If you manage to put together an amazing run and put in a 6 plus hour play session then it means absolutely nothing. Because at any point when you log out and come back, the game for no reason whatso ever can decide to ERASE EVERYTHING YOU'VE DONE and delete your file. Hours gone. Of course you can read go into your %appdata file and delete this or that but what you'll find is that if you manage to somehow TRIP THE GAME OUT to finally load the file then you've now been reset back to level 1 and all of your stuff is gone, all that you've built or done gone, any missions you completed gone, yet this game has the nerve to smear that into your face by saying "you survived for "X" amount of days" but then treats you like you didn't survive at all. That's infuriating as you could imagine. Here's my FK this game moment. Recently I was looking into why this "save file" problem was happening because I had no clue this was an actual thing and I see a dev responding. I think that's cool so I click on the devs profile and find that the dev here has put only 6 hours into HIS OWN GAME over the last 2 weeks. If fact he only has 700 hours into this game total. With so many problems that will NEVER be addressed with this game you start realizing that 6 hours in 2 weeks isn't crap. I see that this Dev has put more time into Sims4 (a free to play game) and has played Fishing Planet (a free to play game) more than his own game and it dawns on me that they've pretty much given up and said fk it. If that isn't nuts to you then I don't know what else to say. I get a Dev has to take a break here and there but to release a "road map" of disappointment of things that they'll do that won't matter but not even playing their game is fubar. These problems I've mentioned should be simple enough to "fix". Making this a twin stick shooter/survivor would fix a ton of issue's when talking about the gun play. Focusing on controller support NOW instead of AFTER a console launch would be better for the game... but they won't do that. I'd argue that NOTHING is going to change but they'll just release a console version for a quick money grab and a year later vanish. Here's my suggestion Dev team. Sell or hand over your dev files to The Indie Stone so that they can merge your game and Zomboid. At least your time would then be better spent making this the game that you'll NEVER be able to create. It's sad because you could have replaced Zomboid but now you're holding your place as a Temu knockoff of a game you could have surpassed.

Such a fun game and one that will cause you to lose track of time. If you are into open world zombie survival games like Project Zomboid or 7 days to die or Vein, this game is for you. the atmosphere and gritty feeling is something I personally love and it gives it a feeling similar to The Walking Dead. There are a few things that need ironed out like hand equipment slot being a bit inconvenient and the vehicle camera angle being to close but overall it is a fun experience.

HumanitZ приятно удивила. Можно исследовать карту, строить базу, искать снаряжение, заниматься крафтом и постепенно превращать своего героя из уязвимого выжившего в хорошо подготовленного бойца. HumanitZ отлично подойдёт тем, кто любит песочницы с элементами survival, исследование, лут и постепенное развитие. Видно, что у проекта есть потенциал, если разработчики не забросят игру. PS по скидке в -35% - максимально рекомендую купить (чуть больше 450 рублей)

лагающий, багованный кал-калыч с неудобным управлением и пустом от лута мира

Игра шикарная. Поиграли с другом примерно 150 часов(с учетом демо и тд). Да, есть минусы и недоработки, но куда без них? Всегда есть куда расти. Лаги и баги присутствуют, но надеюсь, что разработчики всё исправят и доработают. К слову, понравилось больше, чем Zomboid. Однозначно стоит потраченных денег. Ждём доработок и исправления ошибок, а после с удовольствием пройдём ещё раз.