Urge

Overall Rating: Not Recommended (For now) URGE is a game with massive potential, but in its current state, it is unfortunately very difficult to play with any real enjoyment. It feels severely undercooked, even by Early Access standards. Here are the main issues that currently hold the game back: Zero Tutorial or Onboarding: You are thrown into the game with absolutely no idea what is going on or what you are supposed to do. The only way to understand the lore or your main objective is by watching the trailer or reading the Steam store description. The game desperately needs some in-game context and guidance. Inconsistent Mechanics: You can move beds around, but you cannot move or interact with other environmental items like those nightstands that are lying around everywhere. This inconsistency is frustrating and highly counter-intuitive. Lack of Physics Interactions: Games like Half-Life, Skyrim, and Fallout feel incredibly immersive because they allow basic player interaction with physical objects (like pressing 'E' to grab, hold, or "levitate" an item). URGE needs a mechanic like this. I highly recommend the devs take inspiration from these titles. I know it is much easier said than done, but it would drastically improve the immersion. Even if the graphics aren't mind-blowing, a game can easily make up for it with phenomenal mechanics, but URGE still has a very long road ahead to reach that point. This game genuinely has the potential to be a standout experience, rather than just "another survival horror game" sitting in our Steam libraries. I really hope to see this project grow and evolve. If I see meaningful updates and active development, I will gladly purchase a copy, even in Early Access, to fully support the production. Until then, I'll be keeping a close eye on it, but I can't recommend it just yet. P.S. This review was translated and edited using Gemini, as my English is quite weak and i want the devs to see it becouse I think that game has great future ahead.