Open Robot

Honestly, this game completely caught me off guard in the best way possible. If you’re looking for a solid 3rd person shooter with open-world survival vibes, you really gotta check this one out. It’s not just mindless shooting—the story actually makes you care. Trying to survive while protecting your daughter and your tech gives it a really cool emotional edge that you don't see often in indie games. Exploring the island and driving around feels great, and the combat is surprisingly punchy and satisfying. I also love that you can switch things up: play the Story Mode when you want to get immersed, or jump into Survivor Mode when you just want some chaotic action. You can clearly tell the dev put a lot of love and hard work into this project. TL;DR: Great mix of action, survival, and a story with actual heart. 10/10 would risk it all to protect my tech and family again. Totally worth your time!

Unfortunately, I cannot recommend this game. If this were an Early Access title, I might understand, but not for a full release. It feels more like a student project than a finished game. 1) "Open" World: It's a tiny, empty map with very few details. 2) Unpolished controls (with a controller): The on-foot camera sensitivity is way too high, but when driving, the exact opposite happens—it barely turns (although you can configure it). The driving itself feels terrible. 3) Frustrating combat: The game starts off easy, but suddenly the difficulty spikes unfairly. Enemies are bullet sponges that take entire magazines to go down, yet they can kill you in two shots. Additionally, they randomly spawn right behind you. The only way to win is by exploiting the AI... or the lack thereof. 4) Non-existent AI: Both allies and enemies just follow a back-and-forth path until they spot you. 5) Unacceptable performance: Considering the low graphical load, you can tell the game struggles, especially outdoors (too much vegetation?). It's not unplayable, by any means, but it's not the smooth experience the combat requires either. Finally, something that personally bothers me (and this is the first time I'm writing about something like this). I got carried away by the positive reviews and bought this game, but after playing it, I'm almost certain most of them are from friends, or at least fake/manipulated. Many of those reviews are from accounts with only one review, and the vast majority have less than two hours of playtime (if you really like a game, you play it; you don't drop it shortly after trying it). Furthermore, the community forums are completely empty, aside from the developer's announcements. All of this is true at the time of posting this review, though it could change in the future. In summary, an experience that feels unfinished, incomplete, an unpolished test project that was wrapped up just to be sold as-is. If you want to give it a chance, wait for a sale, because this game is not worth full price. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Lamentablemente no puedo recomendar este juego. Si fuera un juego en acceso anticipado lo podría entender, pero no cuando se trata de la versión definitiva ya que parece mas un proyecto estudiantil que un juego terminado. 1) Mundo "Abierto": Es un mapa minúsculo, vacío y con muy pocos detalles. 2) Controles sin pulir (con mando): La cámara a pie tiene una sensibilidad demasiado alta, pero cuando conduces ocurre lo contrario, apenas gira (aunque lo puedes configurar). La conducción en sí es terrible. 3) Combate frustrante: El juego empieza fácil, pero de repente la dificultad se dispara de forma injusta. Los enemigos son esponjas de balas que necesitan cargadores enteros para caer, pero a ti te matan de dos tiros. Además, aparecen de forma aleatoria por la espalda. La única forma de ganar es aprovechando la IA... o la falta de ella. 4) IA inexistente: Tanto los aliados como los enemigos se limitan a seguir un camino de ida y vuelta hasta que te ven. 5) Rendimiento inaceptable: Para la poca carga gráfica que tiene, el juego se nota que sufre, sobre todo en exteriores (¿demasiada vegetación?). No es injugable, desde luego, pero tampoco una experiencia fluida que el combate necesita. Por último, algo que me mosquea personalmente (y es la primera vez que escribo sobre algo como esto). Me dejé llevar por las críticas positivas para comprar este juego, pero tras jugarlo, estoy casi seguro de que la mayoría son de amigos, o, al menos, maquilladas. Muchas de esas reseñas son de cuentas con una sola valoración y la gran mayoría con menos de dos horas de juego (si de verdad te gusta un juego, lo juegas, no lo dejas al poco de probarlo). Además, los foros de la comunidad están completamente vacíos, mas allá de los anuncios del desarrollador. Todo esto al momento que publico esta reseña, aunque podría cambiar en el futuro. Resumiendo, una experiencia que se siente sin terminar, incompleta, un proyecto de prueba sin pulir que se terminó para poderlo vender tal como está. Si quieres darle una oportunidad, aprovecha un descuento, porque este juego no vale el precio completo.