Recent reviews by Exit Wound

no risks , no story

Welcome Home Soldier's

If you can understand the word "free", then this game is fun.

i mean , there a cat on your screen , and it tap when you click , cant be more straight foward than this ,

Marve Rivals, great gameplay BUT , no rewards , so you play just to play , unless you wanna pay stupid amout of money for skins with no real skills or value id be willing to pay for the base game JUST so at least having something to work towards , but i guess this is what gaming is now ,

sorry for the long paragraph but please DEV and futur buyer read this :

The core idea behind Bio Inc. Redemption is genuinely interesting, but the execution feels shallow. There’s little to no interaction between systems — nothing seems to affect anything else in a meaningful way. For example, you’d expect that STDs would weaken the immune system, making it easier for other diseases to develop and spread. That’s not exactly a groundbreaking concept. Similarly, a character labeled as a nymphomaniac should be more prone to catching recurring STDs, and over time, repeated treatments should logically lead to antibiotic resistance. But none of that happens.

Cancer, which we know severely impacts the immune system, doesn’t seem to have that kind of strategic consequence either. Every disease and symptom seems to exist in a vacuum, and as a result, the gameplay feels like a simple "rush everything as fast as you can" simulator rather than a thoughtful strategy game.

That said, I got the game for $1, so I’m not upset — and the concept does have potential. It just feels like the developers barely scratched the surface of what could have been a deep, strategic experience. The human body is a complex and fascinating system, and it’s disappointing to see it reduced to something so basic.

If the devs took inspiration from shows like House M.D. — where diagnosing is about piecing together clues and understanding the intricate ways symptoms and conditions interact — they could create a much richer and more immersive game. I’m leaving a positive review in the hope that future patches will dig deeper and bring this great concept to life with the depth it deserves.

got it for 5$
and ill say this :
ok game
Not their best one
graphics are ok,
gameplay is ok
environement is ok
nothing to be wow about the game is ok. probably gonna play a little more and then never toutch it ever again, i can see in the other reviews others did the same , very few passed the 100 hours playtime

Nightreign doesn’t hold your hand. It throws you into the abyss, takes your hand, and beats you with it.”

Started as a small nation with big dreams.
10 minutes in: France hates me, rebels love me, my king died mysteriously, and I’m somehow bankrupt in 1452.

Every popup is either bad news or worse news wrapped in Latin.
I didn’t play a game — I lived through 400 years of emotional damage.

CS2 is everything I wanted — slick gunplay, god-tier graphics, and smokes that make me feel tactical even when I miss every shot. It’s like CS:GO hit puberty and came back with a glow-up.
BUT.
The EXP cap? Hits harder than a Deagle to the face.
The drops? I’ve seen more generosity from vending machines that ate my money.

I used to get cases, skins, dreams. Now? I get a beige spray and a hug from the match summary screen.

Still love the game. Still addicted. But please, Valve... let me farm my worthless loot in peace.
#Lootmatters