INDUSTRIA

Game has a ammo capacity problem, I understand games needs resource management and learning to not shoot everything on sight etc. But having the AMMO FULL show up countless times is quite annoying, when trying clear hordes, just for you to run out when needing to engage, it's seems counter intuitive. I enjoy shooting in all FPS games, don't limit that for me, there are some levels that have very little engagement and a few that have a lot, the balance seems a little off. The gameplay is average and level design is pretty solid, the shotgun plays the best but ironically has the least ammo capacity, the mystical library area seemed unnecessary, but for the story I guess needed to be there, speaking on the story, it leaves more questions than answers, cause it's not fleshed out enough, I hope the second game answers this. Overall it's very short, but decent for your monies worth on sale (only on sale). The game has a few stutters and isn't as smooth as I would expect for the level of graphics, it's not bad graphically, but I expected it to feel a lot more smooth and optimized for the graphics I'm getting. The level design and atmosphere is the best part for me, yet basic, gets the job the done. It's middle thumb for me, but leaning recommend only on sale. Hope the second game improves on this quite a bit, cause it's just average on a lot of fronts. Now that I think about the voice acting was actually very well done in this game, it was actually very believable

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This game is really let down by its saving mechanism and its lack of ammo. And the bugs. You can read about those frustrations in other comments, but they're (still) true. The environments are nice, the game play is good, and all that, but that's not enough. When the the odds are stacked against you, you don't want to replay the same part of a level over and over again, only to discover that there was yet another thing, and now you have to repeat it even more often before you can finally progress and save. It's an unpleasant experience, especially when the game decides you're playing at the normal level, when you started at easy. The dialogs and voice acting are also horrible, but at least they don't get in the way of playing the way the save mechanism does. The game was really cheap, but that's to promote Industria 2. Needless to say: don't buy, even at $1.99. And I'm not even going to consider the sequel.

Industria is quite an interesting case — from the very beginning, it impresses with the depth of its world-building. After all, it's a short indie game created by a small studio, and yet from the very beginning it perfectly conveys the feeling of being in an original, interesting, vast, and richly detailed world. The visuals are captivating, with beautiful steampunk locations devastated by a war against machines. I often stopped for a moment just to admire the surroundings and soak in the atmosphere of this abandoned city that we get to explore. Industria is also a fully-fledged shooter. On the Hardcore difficulty, which I played on, it provides quite a challenge. Ammunition runs out quickly, some of the enemy machines move fast and are extremely deadly — you have to play carefully, choose the right weapon for the situation, and react quickly to unexpected threats. Reloading also takes some time, so the gunplay is demanding and turns every encounter into a tactical task. Combined with an interesting story, this makes for a very positive experience overall (although the ending, unfortunately, was disappointing). Industria doesn't fall into familiar patterns and offers a fairly unique world and gameplay, which is why it's definitely worth playing.

The 2–2.5 hours I've spent with this game so far have been quite enjoyable. It really reminds me of the good old Half-Life 2 era. The graphics are decent nothing too impressive, but perfectly fine for the game. The weapons are nicely detailed and sound great, and the music is also really good. Unfortunately, the enemies don't provide much of a challenge. The AI is pretty dumb, and the two difficulty levels mainly seem to come down to how much damage the enemies deal and how much ammo you have available. The atmosphere can feel a little melancholic at times, which I actually quite like. I haven't finished the story yet, but you can already get a pretty good idea of where it's heading from the very beginning. Nora's voice acting is excellent. It doesn't feel like the usual generic "just reading the lines" kind of performance. Overall, it's a very simple little game, but I've been enjoying it so far.

No es un mal juego pero tampoco es un buen juego. El punto radica en lo que te cueste comprarlo. - Precio recomendado: 2€ - Historia: Interesante pero extremadamente corta (es mas el inicio de un juego que otra cosa) - Musica: Decente La verdad es que es la primera vez que no se que decir sobre el juego mas allá de que es un juego.

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nice relaxing shooter, story well done, worth it