ZERO Sievert

Ein Spiel, welches sich perfekt für´s Steam Deck eignen würde. Leider ist die Steuerung mit dem Handheld (zumindest in den Standardeinstellungen) richtig mies. Besonders die Bedienung des Inventars ist mit der Conroller-Steuerung miserabel gelöst worden. Ein Spiel welches sich als "verifiziert" für´s Deck ausweist kann sich sowas Unausgereiftes meiner Meinung nach nicht leisten.

The game is actually pretty solid but only during the early to mid game, everything is falling a party once the Mall location is unlocked and when the class 5-6 armor unit showing up. The bad things: - Late game is utterly unfun and frustrating due to the late game units. They are just terminators with perfect accuracy and instant reaction, even if you attack them at a different angle outside of their vision, they still instantly turn around and shoot at you. At the result there is no sense of trying to flank or ambush them like the early-mid game units. Now thinking a map full of them, it's no longer entertaining to play, it becomes a tedious chore. - Late game location is huge and there is no point of it at the same time. The moment you reach the final map, you are already in a good shape, you don't need to go around and loot the places, at best you only want to loot the dead human npcs. - The Horizon faction is a meaningless slop. The whole point is to loot their guns or their commander's armor which isn't even 100% to drop. At the time they show up, at best you want to loot some of their guns, the armor is not worth the effort to fight through +20 terminators, it's late game and you don't need any other loot in that place. - Watcher's armors are somehow always a tier higher than their counterpart. Their class 5 armor is class 6, and looking at its stats, it's even better than its own faction cyclop armor. There is no point to pick up any faction cyclop armor when you can use it. The good things: - Early game is the best part of the game. Most other games, you would think it's tedious to start all over but for this game, i have been enjoying starting a new run. - The early game is still deadly but it has the best interactions. Strategies to choose how you engage human npcs are viable and it feels real to see npcs have actual reaction time - The bossess like Lazar, Arman are good challenges for you to figure out a way to kill them unlike the late game where every human unit is like a boss.

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I played on middle difficulty (survivor) so your experience may vary if you play the last difficulty which is hunter (losing gear if you die in raid). Because of the 360 no scope, aimbot enemy, not losing your gear is more preferable in my opinion. [list] [h1] Positives [/h1] [*]Gun sounds and feel are punchy and meaty. [*]Aiming is pretty nuanced despite the top-down perspective with glancing shot if your cursor is not directly hovered over the enemy. [*]Armor penetration vs armor durability works well and in-depth. [*]Tracking items are very convenient because it can show you mid-raid how many items are in stash and how many you need more. [*]Solid progression: earning faction reputation to buy better gear, gun experience earns you perks, player experience to level up to give you unique perks, upgrading workbenches feel meaningful and increasing your stash wealth/gear until you become self-sufficient is pretty satisfying. [*]Brutal gunfights that are similar to popular extraction shooters out there. [*]The map designs are cool, especially Zakov City, although I wished there were more randomizations. [h1] Negatives [/h1] [*]The pixel count is low and the art is nothing to praise about. The pixel style didn't do anything and don't help you get more immersed. [*]Environment assets overlap with enemies, making you very hard to aim and shoot at them. This happen very rarely, but still. [*]The grasses are overkill and occasionally blocked dead bodies-certain patches of grass should be more transparent to help with visibility in seeing the bodies/enemies but sadly that is not the case. [*]I was not a fan of the quest that told you to kill the bosses multiple times, one time is enough. Killing Kibba 15 times for a single quest was draining for me, burning me out. [*]Very barebones UI, example: base modules can still be crafted/tracked even though you already crafted them (untrack automatically and remove them from the available base modules list because they are obsolete?), modifying guns in the base must be done through the stash table (can't right click to see what's what, making it tedious), seeing available mods and attachments are hard when you are still low reputation because they didn't get highlighted green (only red because you don't have the rep, making future planning harder than it should be), previous conversations not greyed out so new dialogue lines pop up you will not even realize it. [*]SMG is underpowered because the AP bullets do an inadequate job to penetrate high class armors, forcing me to switch to assault rifles at later stages. [*]Some bosses walk super fast, tanky, and aim bots you. [*]Exploring on your own way may feel like double-work because most quests will send you to those places eventually, combined with few Places of Interests made exploration not that satisfying. Zakov City may be an exception to this. [*]Fighting the Horizon guys are super not fun; aimbot (no recoil), wallhack, tanky. Must rely on cheese tactics and meta-gaming, thumbs down. [*]Sometimes I couldn't hear the enemy's footsteps even when he's very close during fights, resulting to me dying. This is a big no-no. [*]Bland and uninspiring main story. [/list] [h1] Conclusion [/h1] I am hopeful for the sequel, judging by the art style it eliminates my gripe about the overlapping top down perspective and low pixel count, I much prefer isometric. It also has co-op which is a big plus in my book. I also hope the developers will take the lessons from Zero Sievert 1 to make the sequel even more polished, fun, immersive and realistic. Please do not put 360 no-scope aimbot enemies in the sequel and focus on developing deeper mechanics rather than adding content that rely on cheese and meta-gaming. If you treat this like a tarkov-lite and stalker anomaly-lite, I think you will have some fun. Just don't treat it more than that or play this very seriously like a hardcore extraction shooter. If you do, you will be disappointed by some of the mechanics. Overall, I rate this 6.8/10.

Don't let the pixel art fool you; this game is as tough as nails and a hell of a lot of fun! The development team is crazy active and they are still working on meaningful updates even now, over a year and a half after leaving early access. If you like top-down shooters this one is a no-brainer.

This is one of those games that I love in concept, but find myself not playing because of its difficulty. I love punishing games but my reaction times have greatly diminished over the years. I constantly die to the most mundane things in this game because I did not notice them until it was to late (boars, wolves, random guy blending into the woods). The game is a lot of fun and I recommend it to anyone who likes a challenge.

spawned in, went inside a building and got eaten by a big dog without a face and just teeth 10/10 experience really nice game

Es como si el Tarkov y el Stardew Valley tuvieran un hijo con problemas de ansiedad y píxeles. Vas a morir porque un lobo radiado te miró feo. Es el juego ideal para sentirte un ciruja táctico en un mundo que huele a metal oxidado.