Recent reviews by SeveredSkullz

Very basic, but effective teaching mechanism. Looking forward for more components in the future like Capacitors and Transistors. Got an Arduino here that has just been collecting dust - if this game takes off and matures a bit more, maybe that dust wont be there for much longer.

Likely abandoned - No update in months, or a peep from the developers.

A damn shame too, because it feels like your standard Time Crisis arcade game which is the reason I got it. However right now its just too short for the price, and likely is just another EA Abandonware.

Great story, great gameplay, and some amazing features for its time. Kind of sad to see that Multiplayer isnt a thing, or that there is no sequel.

Ok, Lets get one thing straight: The underlying IDEA of the game is genius. The execution of it however, is rather lacking. The flow of the game is a slow and enjoying pace. However, the procedural generation of the levels, loot, and enemies makes things rather frustrating. You can spawn completely set with enough ammo to take on the world, or none at all. I once spawned with a Glock with no mags. Awesome. Other times I have been spawned in the middle of some warehouse-like room next to 3 turrets. Great! The game is good, but it feels like they stopped right after the challenge ended and didnt round out the edges that make this such a flawed game. It just feels... empty. Balacing being the main issue here in the game that ruined the experiance.

My experiance with the game was that of constant frustration with the mechanics. I immediately opened the in-game help menu, looked at the keys, and immediately was confused. For being a realistic-wanna-be for gun mechanics, how the hell am I supposed to check if there is a round in the chamber without pulling back the slide all the way and ejecting the round instead? Why cant I re-bind keys? Typically, any gun-lover such as myself would have LOVED to rebind the safey/Slide lock to a key on our mice - more specifically one of the thumb buttons as that is the finger you use for it. There are plenty of inconsistencies with the controls too. E to open the cyllinder on the revolver, but on the mag fed pistols, it just drops the mag in your hand, whereas Z takes out and inserts the mag. Why should I have 2 different keys for opening and closing the cyllinders? Why cant R just toggle the state instead of E to open and R to close? The entire button layout is just completely horrendous and poorly implemented - which is a shame because it could have been SO much better.

I really wanted to enjoy the game, but the unfair swarm of enemies, constant control issues, and horrible balance for loot spawn just makes the level of frustration with this game a total waste of potential.

This review is as of playing 0.8 Hours. I am trying to enjoy the game further, and cuz I simply enjoy playing with the guns - not neccesarily the game itself though.

EDIT: So I finally beat the damn thing. And I only think the reason I did it was due to the fact that I got a lucky RNGeezus that decided to watch my back. Loads of bullets, spawned with 3 mags, and only turrets and no air drones. What you get when you win was very... disappointing.

Enjoy not having the ability to upgrade anything, and expect to have to pay real money for every gun you wish to own? Then this game is for you. An obvious cash grab and a Pay-to-Play style is completely un-appealing. Installed it, ran it. And got as far as the the end of the tutorial before I realized I would never actually get to do anything other than kill 1 type of animal with a single gun.

You start with single bolt action rifle with 30 rounds and able to shoot Mule Deer. If you are a F2P, this is all you will ever do and this is all you will ever own. And you cant even upgrade the sights without paying.

Great sequel to the first!

Love it!

Absolutely amazing!

900+ Hours and still playable.

Great game if you can get past all of the bugs.