Volcanoids

Babysitting sim. I'd rather polish the sidewalk outside than play this. Half-baked automation where all of your nice organized storage is randomly dumped full of items because there are no storage filters or options to point specific workstations to specific storage modules. Difficulty is too much and robots destroying modules is too much of punishment. Lost your storage module? You're out of luck and all of those items are now gone and you're set back on progress. It is a game of tug of war and your opponent is a roided-up gorilla that wants you dead. Play with friends if you want any semblance of fun or it's an exercise in frustration. It's fun at the start and progressively gets more unbalanced.

This might be 20$ worth of fun if you like scurrying around and messing up bad guys, but it is not a finished product either. There is a lot of game balancing that has to be ironed out, some controls feel a little dated though workable, and some objectives feel a little unclear yet. The map is rather same-y too, which could at present make repeat playthroughs a little boring. If you want outside help via walkthroughs or mods, there are not a lot of either, so be prepared to do a good chunk of the work yourself in completing this game, at least for a first run. But I have a lot of respect for this game since it knows what it wants to be from the start. It runs well on my PC, has fun weapons and gadgets, and your enemies are quirky and fun to destroy. Overall the art style is good and I like the sound design, though the lack of music was surprising to me when I first picked this up. If you can't get enough of survival games, this one might be for you.