Onirism

what a great game,so much better than some of the so called rubbish AAA games, for this price its worth every cent ,support these devs we need more games like this.

Some time back, I passed by this game because it was getting the same accusations that Pragmata was getting. In the meantime, I've been woefully disappointed by multiple games for which such accusations should be applied, but Onirism isn't one of them. If not for hearing about how Pragmata was being lied about, and trying to find the same accusations against Onirism, then I would not have given this game a chance. Honestly, the most obscene aspect of the entire game is the title itself, which I fear might be a portmanteou of the Japanese word for "brother" and another word synonymous with the certain bottomslapping of a tailed ape. Or, maybe I need to be more up to date on what the "rizz" is. I'll let you think about it and sort it out in your head, because it's otherwise innocent. Regardless, this is one of those G rated shooter games, as if a singleplayer Splatoon without the squid stuff. It's innocent, uses cute and funny as intended and not as code, and does it gleefully. As for the flaws, there are plenty, mostly in how collisions work. Either you'll stand on something and your feet are not colliding properly with the ground, or the gunplay seems a bit off on some of the weapons. Lack of polish issues aside, there's tons of little things worth griping about. For example, they advertise multiplayer despite it not being available. That's a big one. Then there's dialog inconsistency between spoken and text on the subtitles. Honestly, the English text on the screen provided better dialog than what's said by characters; the ammo guy is a fun joke about preppers and people worried about the government. Camera is also kinda jank, but it works and is expected within the realm of being a Serious Sam style shooter, so it's not too bad. Personally, my biggest gripe is no controller prompts. All controls are explained as mouse and keyboard controls. I'm a controller boy, grew up on consoles, so this is really annoying. The game plays fine on my specs, but they're modern. Honestly, I'm unsure why this game needs 60 gigs of install; that's ludicrous for what's in this game.

还挺有趣

juegazo

La dirección artística y originalidad en los mapas es espectacular y hay mucha variedad de ellos y modos. Salvo algún bug que tienen ya previsto corregir en futuros parches, lo recomiendo. Sobre todo si vienes por el modo basado en rondas de zombies! Pd: Si te ocurre algún bug (como el menú cargandose infinitamente, étc) mira en el apartado de Discusiones de Steam o en sus redes, algún comentario dice como resolverlo hasta que lo arreglen oficialmente.

I'm not really sure why this game gets so much hate. I'll start with the negatives I've seen and go from there. The cutscenes are janky. That's it. Now what's good? The humor is fantastic for a game probably rated E. The gunplay is fun and stays fresh because there's so many different guns. The enemies are diverse and can be quite challenging. It has an open world element to it, which is unique to an otherwise boomer-shooter. You can tell some of the enemies are re-skins of Serious Sam enemies and I love it.

Underrated game imo. Adventure mode is LONG and references lots of games I used to play. It also has a COD zombies-esque mode called Tales, another PVE arena mode called Hunt, and PVP multiplayer with all the FPS rulesets you'd expect. Splitscreen and single player, bots supported. No online yet, but the devs say they're working on it.