
Welcome to Raincouver, a sprawling cyberpunk metropolis on the brink of oblivion. With the city falling into chaos, the government races to eliminate the threat, setting the stage for a desperate mission to rescue your loved one before Raincouver is reduced to ashes at ground zero.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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The game doesn't work. No idea how this made it past QA. There is no way to turn the camera left and right. You can only look up and down. As a result, there is no way to play the game properly as far as I know. Also it has an odd main menu. No buttons at all. Pressin' escape takes you out of the game completely. If ou hit enter while on main menu then you can start the game lol. I do appreciate that it has some voice actin' though. As of right now at launch it isn't up to the task on the functionality side. Game play here: https://youtu.be/5wj4l7P2oxk
Tech demo or interesting experiment that is not very playable due to extremely early access stage. Many of the standard features are absent. When the game first starts, a screen welcomes you and instructs you to hit Enter to start the game. The game has no options or even an in-game menu that would allow you to quit the game. You can only force quit. The time you can spend in the game is limited. Right after completing the initial mission of picking up flowers, you get fifteen minutes to escape the nuke. It’s game over when time runs out. You can’t save or load, so you can only start a new. Unfortunately, you won't likely complete any other missions beyond the first one. There are waypoints, but as soon as the nuclear timer appears, they are useless. You’re told to go to a locked door, but the game does not provide a waypoint to the keycard needed to open it. I’m not sure where to look and searching the same empty rooms doesn’t sound fun. Zombies are the basic enemy. They start showing up as soon as you leave your house. They move slowly, so you can kill them with a few well-placed headshots. However, if you act carelessly, they'll charge at you and kill you with one blow. You can’t see your health, so to have medical kits when you can't even use them is weird. This is a problem because you only have three lives. Experience points are awarded after defeating enemies. Upgrades for weapons, health, and other items are available. You can even purchase health or ammunition without even looking for them. The choice of art is undoubtedly original. Although there isn't anything to see right now, I can imagine it becoming an inviting place. You are able to walk around a respectable plaza of unoccupied buildings with various signs. However, they’re completely empty. Only cash, ammunition, and a new weapon can be found scattered around. These things need to be picked up by smashing the button since they are all over the place. The starting place is the only furnished, detailed building. There are issues with graphics: some objects are not solid so you can right straight through them; if you run at them fast enough, you get thrown in the air; objects will float in air – books stay in their spot even when a bookcase falls down; clipping and missing textures; objects pop into existence too late, etc.
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The game is for someone and for him you have to save everyone. The visual style is very similar to Borderlands, but it is far from it. We scamper around the city, shoot and scamper again. That's the way it is. Well, the game justifies its price :D
not being able to turn left and right isnt a good thing. makes the game unplayable
Raincouver is a cool shooting game with engaging graphics, interesting plot and intensive gameplay. Dialogues are well written and some stages are really hard. Be sure to try it yourself.
Unfinished, should not have passed testing. Items you're supposed to pick up only appear if you're two steps away from them, making this a first-person hunt-the-pixel game. Medkits are consumed but don't heal you, and you restart after an unknown number of hits by zombies that seem to teleport in front of me (though I did once see a half-dozen of them slowly floating down from the sky...). The game starts by explaining the premise three times. After the third reset, it switches to a cut-scene of some walled city exploding with the text "00.00" in front, no other and that's the end of the game.
A visually stunning game set in a fictional world called Raincouver, where players can explore various locations such as forests, mountains, lakes and cities. The game is designed with meticulous attention to detail, creating a neon, desperation-filled atmosphere that immerses players in the gameplay. The addictive gameplay keeps players on the edge of their seats, while the innovative mechanics and variety of weapons make the game appealing to first-person shooter fans. The game's plot revolves around a futuristic shooter in the cyberpunk style, where the player takes on the role of special forces fighting against artificial intelligence that threatens to take over the world. I definitely liked this game, thanks to its excellent graphics and animation, creating a cyberpunk atmosphere.
I brought this game with good intentions but,, WOW! Why is there a sticker on my forehead saying Sucker !!
Raincover is a cyberpunk survival game where zombie robots can kill you at any moment. The entertainment grips accommodation in a fictitious world titled Raincouver, where participants buoy application indefinite situations much as forest, mountains, lakes and cities, and chalk up their have unparalleled characteristics and challenges. The city is heading for destruction, but we have two missions - to save our beloved and find a scientist who will save this world from collapse. We need to collect items, kill hordes of zombies and level up in order to reach one of the plot branches. Not a bad game, with graphics reminiscent of Borderlands, but completely different in plot. I recommend
So, welcome to Raincover, a sprawling cyberpunk metropolis on the verge of oblivion. An atypical game for the cyberpunk genre, because there are not just zombies here, but robo-zombies. We need to save our beloved before the whole world turns into a crash, killing zombies along the way. Our hope is a scientist who knows the key to the cure. Collect items, time, upgrade weapons. There are two ways to go. In general, for this price, I recommend it. An interesting experience.
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