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feel like a throwback to yesteryear FPS's not bad. Once you increase the controller speed that works great as well.

Ogólnie na tak ale mam mieszane uczucia co do strzelania i fizyki wrogów. Trochę horroru, dużo daje silnik Unity pod względem oświetlanie i ciemności. Gra jest na maksymalnie na dwie godziny

Not really a review, just notes I've been taking while playing. Gameplaywise the game is rough. You get stuck on geometry, enemies get stuck in textures or clip through them. Sorry guys, but this needed more polish. The enemy Ai is.... missing? They just run towards you in a straight line, while you pump them full of lead. Shooting is meh, movement and gunplay feel wably. Lack of proper reload animations and stock sounds don't help. Ragdol is neat, though. I like the creative design of some enemies, they are poorly animated, but still. You can listen to audiologs while walking around. Some voice actors provide convincing mad gibberish and death screams. The audio mixing is off, screamers are way too loud. I wander if anyone got hurt while making it. I didn't see no sign saying otherwise at the end. Voice acting and the look of levels suddenly improved in the second half of the game. I remember picking up the audiolog called "skin suit" and pondering whether I should listen to it. Good stuff. Music is fitting and carries the atmosphere HARD. I think the dev has a lot of potential, especially in writing and music departments. Can't recommend this particular game because of a gameplay part of the package

A playthrough takes you an hour and for a solo dev it's impressive enough. There isn't any puzzles or diverging paths. On sale it's definitely worth it and or 10 bucks it can be a funny little time. Overall it's fun enough, with the exception being how the game just stops putting audio logs in say computers and instead you just kinda get them for walking around which is really jarring.

Pretty solid short FPS experience. Straightforward and linear, janky and sound mixing is kinda bad but the atmosphere is fantastic. Very soulful game. Feels like the type of game you'd actually see released in 2004\5, and if you're a man of culture, you know that is a compliment and not an insult.

It really depends on what you're looking for. If you want to play something that feels very amateur (and sometimes that's a vibe you want), its worth a play. But there are much better games you could be playing instead. Its quite janky, I think I got it in a bundle or something for a dollar. It's feels like a student attempt on a nonexistent budget. If that's what you're looking for, go for it. Mechanically very janky, but the gunplay feels surprisingly alright, the story is very corny, the voice acting feels like volunteer levels, but I can't bring myself to say its a bad game. for two bucks or so it's fine, I just wouldn't recommend it if you're looking for any kind of polish.