WastePunk

I love the path that the project is taking, there are many improvements from the last version which are making the game enjoyable. The game is still in its early stages so bugs and mechanics will most definitely be improved in every new update.

pretty cool game, specially for the price, the mechanics seem good enough, just needs small changes like adding a mouse sensibility slider for scope aiming, or make it use the same one you can currently set, maybe add a sign for workbenches? never found one so i never crafted anything, not that i needed to.

this game is exactly as advertised. it def feels like a "lite" version of 3D Fallout with trailer park boys esque quotes being half the dialogue. for the price its definitely fair at least for me in US. biggest thing that I don't think I noticed others point out the lockpicking is huge selling point as its familiar/similar to fallout's lockpicking but different enough that you can tell thought and heart went into trying to make this good. I know thats a lot to say about a stupid lockpicking minigame but so many games just reuse or copy fallout's and this one at least tries something different. I noticed other reviews pointing out the difficulty and I personally think it adds to the game instead of making it feel unpolished. I don't think it should change much maybe make the enemies a bit less accurate since they nail more shots than fallout raiders lol.

Need ultrawide/super ultrawide monitor support. Chat UI gets hidden behind health and items and you can't progress.

This game is a labor of love from a single developer, and it shows in the best way possible. Set in a handcrafted post apocalyptic world, it evokes atmosphere of classic Fallout games not in terms of scale or mechanics, but in spirit, tone. The narrative is surprisingly engaging for such a small project, with thoughtful details scattered throughout the world that reward exploration. It’s simple, accessible, and doesn’t try to be more than it is. If you're looking for a short, casual experience that captures the vibe of Fallout without demanding dozens of hours or a learning curve, this is absolutely worth the the price! For fans of Fallout, indie passion projects, or just anyone who enjoys wandering the ruins of a broken world, this is a small but memorable journey that deserves more attention.

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