Разработчик: The Farm 51
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Chernobylite 2: Exclusion Zone
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Chernobylite — научно-фантастическая ролевая игра в жанре ужасов с элементами выживания от студии The Farm 51. Отправляйтесь в невероятно реалистичную зону отчуждения, воссозданную с помощью 3D-сканеров, и играйте за ученого-физика Игоря Химинюка, ранее работавшего на Чернобыльской АЭС. Он вернулся в Припять, чтобы узнать, куда исчезла его невеста 30 лет назад. На пути к истине вы столкнетесь с охраняющими зону военными, другими сталкерами и сверхъестественными существами, а также иными опасностями, которые таит суровый окружающий мир.
В этом захватывающем путешествии вас ждут борьба за выживание, заговоры, ужасы, любовь и одержимость.
Удастся ли вам преодолеть свои страхи? #EnterChernobyl | #SurviveYourFears
СТРОИТЕЛЬСТВО БАЗЫ И ИЗГОТОВЛЕНИЕ ПРЕДМЕТОВ
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УПРАВЛЕНИЕ РЕСУРСАМИ И КОМАНДОЙ
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СКРЫТНОСТЬ, БОРЬБА ЗА ВЫЖИВАНИЕ И СРАЖЕНИЯ
Выжить в Зоне непросто. Каждый день подбрасывает новые испытания, ваши союзники гибнут, а запасы тают на глазах. Избегайте стычек, незаметно уничтожая врагов, или вступайте с ними в открытый бой. Опасность подстерегает на каждом шагу.
НЕЛИНЕЙНОЕ ПОВЕСТВОВАНИЕ И СТРАТЕГИЧЕСКАЯ ИГРА
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Поддерживаемые языки: english, russian, french, german, polish, spanish - spain, italian, simplified chinese, japanese, portuguese - brazil, hungarian, ukrainian, czech, turkish
Системные требования
Windows
- 64-разрядные процессор и операционная система
- ОС *: Windows 7 SP1 (x64)
- Процессор: Intel Core i5-2500K CPU
- Оперативная память: 8 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: Geforce GTX 660/GTX 1050/GTX 770M or AMD Radeon R7 260/Integrated Ryzen 7 4800H or Intel Arc A580
- DirectX: версии 11
- Место на диске: 40 GB
- Дополнительно: 30 FPS @ LOW Video Settings
- 64-разрядные процессор и операционная система
- ОС *: Windows 7 SP1 (x64), Windows 8 (x64), Windows 10 (x64)
- Процессор: Intel Core i7 4790k CPU
- Оперативная память: 16 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: Geforce GTX 970/GTX 1060 or AMD Radeon RX 480/RX 570 or Intel Arc A750
- DirectX: версии 11
- Место на диске: 40 GB
- Дополнительно: 30 FPS @ Ultra Video Settings / 60 FPS @ HIGH Video Settings
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Es macht spaß dieses spiel zu spielen das ist mal was anderes nicht wie die anderen teilen voll langweilig
only complaints are the horror elements suck and the base building mechanics are slightly too simple. It's fun and unique in its own right with a sufficient story.
good price, good game. Not many games of this caliber can do both.
Chernobylite is a game that I was very much excited to give a try for a long time. I let it sit on the back burner because I constantly heard mixed opinions on it, and now that I've played it I can very much say I enjoyed the majority of it. This game is not great, by any stretch of the word, and I think that's part of the charm that makes it so good. An Indie team definitely poured some heart into this and I think that's why I found myself sticking to it, even if some swings are a miss. This game is a janky combination of survival horror and first person shooter mechanics that as much as I enjoyed, really did have me getting drained towards the end of it all.
You play as a scientist named Igor, trying to find his Wife after the Chernobyl disaster, which broke dimensional barriers, introducing this new mineral called "Chernobylite" and bringing forth these monsters into the world. You explore the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone fighting these supernatural creatures, dealing with a PMC group called the NAR that has taken over the Zone and will shoot on sight, and recruiting a band of misfits along the way to help you in the quest for finding your wife. As far as stories are concerned, this is nothing to write home about but the mystery and world building did have interested enough to keep me invested for the remainder of this relatively short game.
The sound design is decent for the most part, I like how the weapons sound, the atmosphere of the world, the little audio queues scattered about. It fits the world, it's good. The only thing I cannot stand, is there is this one ear piercing supernatural sound that plays every now and again that's so out of place it makes my ears bleed and it's used quite a bit. You can also play the game in English or Russian Voice Acting and I absolutely had to go with English, because they got my man Vernon Locke (Payday 2) as the protagonist, but I think the majority of people will choose Russian with subtitles because it definitely fits more.
The game-play loop, is the probably where most people will either enjoy the game and find it a nice chill time or give it up so quickly because it gets repetitive with not a lot of variety to spice it up. Every day you awake at your base of operations, this torn down warehouse, and send yourself out on quests that send you into the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone, which they have 3D scanned areas of the real place which makes it mesmerizing to explore. Each morning will bless you with a new main mission quest to go on which progresses the story, and other minor missions that you can send your party members out on to explore and have them bring back resources for. There's only a handful of different maps to explore, which you'll absolutely learn the layout of pretty fast because you keep coming back. You loot, shoot, and repeat, while running from point A-B-C before using your Rick and Morty themed Portal gun to teleport back home.
When you get home, you can then spend the resources you've obtained to deck out your base of operations, building different tools to help you along your way. Work benches to craft weapons, armor, attachments, ammo, med supplies, etc. Storage lockers to hold your supplies, Crops for your food (Everybody has to eat right?), and quality of life tools for your companions that move in with you. Now this mechanic can be as hard or as easy as you'd like it be, because the devs were nice enough to throw in a slider that either throws resources at you left and right or makes them so scarce you're fighting for scraps. I think you'll find a right balance if you're into that, which can completely trivialize this part of the game.
As your party grows, you uncover more of the world in a mixture of missions and notes/documents that you can use on your handy dandy Investigation Board to connect the dots on what actually happened and uncover the truth about your wife, antagonists, and other world elements. Honestly this was one of my favorite parts of the game, because when you obtain enough of those documents you get to enter a simulation using a Chernoyblite powered VR headset that shows you how it happened firsthand.
Story missions have repercussions for what you do in the timeline, your party members can either love or hate you based off what you pick, so if you want everyone to stay with and work with you, it turns into this management sim of min-maxing everyone's feelings just enough so they don't leave. If you don't like a choice you made because it conflicts with something, angering someone too much or getting someone killed, etc, it doesn't matter because CHERNOBYLITE! Go back in time and undo it, change outcomes, twist the past to perfect your future leading up to the final Heist and the ending you want.
This game was fun, janky mess. I never had any major issues with this game, no crashes or freezing but I did have Voice lines talking over each other a couple of times, and subtitles not being accurate. I had one soft-lock with a black screen where I had to reload a slightly older save but personally I expected so many more issues out of this game.
To me at least, Chernobylite has enough charm to keep me glued through it until the end, and I'm absolutely looking forward to the sequel they have announced to be in development because it has a lot of potential. This game won't be for everyone though, but if you can catch this game on sale, and want something to just chill with through I do think it merits at least trying but I personally see this as a one and done. I don't think I'd play through it a second time but I'm glad I did it.
Overall I like this game, the gameplay is quite good, the atmosphere is fantastic and it looks genuinely gorgeous. It didn't click with me on my first attempt but finally I've finished a playthrough. Chernobylite overstayed its welcome for me but it paid off in the end. Getting a perfect run on the heist felt very rewarding.
What I didn't love was how samey a lot of the missions were, I got very bored of things near the end so I stopped trying to be mildly pacifistic and everyone got a crossbow bolt to the face. Especially the heavy units with their god damn stun rounds...
The weapon modification system is quite neat but they could have hired someone whoa actually knows anything about firearms to write the flavor text of the mods.
Great and interesting Story. Sadly the gameplay falls flat and gets realy repetetiv and boring. You miss nothing if you pass this game.
Alright, Comrades. Let's talk about Chernobylite. This isn't just another post-apocalyptic romp. This is a deep dive into the Exclusion Zone, a haunting blend of survival, horror, and sci-fi that'll have you questioning what's real and what's a figment of your radiation-addled mind.
Full disclosure, I've been exploring the Zone long before this Complete Edition hit the shelves. Let's just say I had... alternative methods of accessing the game. But that's how much this world grabbed me. I was hooked from the start, and now, with all the extra content and enhancements? It's an absolute must-have.
Here's why Chernobylite will consume you:
* **The Zone, Recreated:** This isn't some generic wasteland. The developers used 3D-scanning technology to recreate the actual Chernobyl Exclusion Zone. It's eerie, beautiful, and unsettlingly realistic. You'll explore crumbling buildings, abandoned villages, and the iconic reactor itself, all with a level of detail that's frankly chilling.
* **Survival Horror with a Twist:** Scavenge for resources, craft weapons, and build your base, all while battling hostile soldiers, mutated creatures, and the psychological toll of the Zone itself. But Chernobylite throws in a mind-bending narrative with time travel, alternate realities, and a conspiracy that goes deeper than you can imagine.
* **Build Your Team, Choose Your Fate:** You're not alone in this fight. Recruit companions, each with their own skills and backstories. But be careful who you trust – your choices will impact their loyalty and ultimately determine the fate of your mission.
* **The Complete Experience:** This edition includes all the DLC, from new missions and weapons to story expansions that delve deeper into the lore and mysteries of Chernobylite. It's the definitive way to experience this haunting world.
* **More Than Just a Game:** Chernobylite is an experience. It's a meditation on loss, survival, and the consequences of our actions. It's a game that will stay with you long after you put down the controller.
If you're looking for a game that's atmospheric, challenging, and thought-provoking, Chernobylite: Complete Edition is it. Get ready to lose yourself in the Zone, face your fears, and uncover the truth behind the Chernobyl disaster. Just don't say I didn't warn you about the nightmares...
Great story, which is affected by your decisions. Nice death-mechanic and nice possibility to change your decisions. It could have had better pacing with the story missions. And it could have used a bit more gun fights.
Overall a very good game, especially if you like the atmosphere of Chernobyl and good story telling.
Interesting story, good atmosphere and solid exploration.
While Chernobylite captures the atmosphere of Stalker, it unfortunately falls short in many areas. The storyline is rather weak and the gameplay feels stiff. The slow and tedious progression makes it difficult to stay engaged. Even after three years, the game still suffers from performance issues and bugs. If it were priced lower, it might be worth considering, but as it stands, I cannot recommend it.
PLAY THIS SHIT RIGHT NOW ITS SO FUCKING FUN
I personally like this game VERY much, I played this game on my stream couple days ago and got 100% achievements. Really like the "Spooks" the game is trying to give to player, it adds a nice element to the genre we dont have. Anyways i'd say 4,5/5.
the game itself is great but my problem is stuff that you need to use in the game are broke and never show up
This game is really just a worse version of stalker, by no means does that make this game bad. The game essentially focuses more on base building and upgrading then stalker, but the game uses it horror ascetic well. The enemies in this game are a nice combination of aggressive and silly.
Excellent game overall; if you're a fan of the Metro or STALKER series, this is a must-play. The gameplay offers a variety of choices which will ultimately impact the progression and even the ending of the story, which offers lots of replay value for me. This game encompasses a unique take on dying; it's not "game over" but rather an opportunity to go back and alter some of your decisions in earlier missions. One caveat is that if you're really good at stealth or shooters, you should definitely start on the higher difficulty, otherwise you won't really get to utilize these decision altering benefits which come with dying. The movement system is pretty smooth; I'm not sure what the negative reviewers were doing which made them think otherwise. The stealth system could be better, but it's functional. The gun mechanics are pretty good, and the weapon customization system offers a lot of options in regards to play style. The story is decent and the base-building mechanics offer an interesting take on a relatively linear post-apocalypse setting. In my opinion, most of these negative reviewers either didn't play the game enough, or weren't very good at it. The learning curve seems steep, but it also plateaus pretty quickly and it's smooth sailing from there.
Some quick info on the HUD since the game isn't particularly informative about this: The top left bar is your experience bar; the number indicates how many skill points you have. Bottom-left top bar is Psyche, middle is Health, bottom is Armor. You can check these in the inventory. If you have a green sort of ooze around the edges of the screen, it means your Psyche is too low and you need Calming Salts or Alcohol. Red edges mean low health. The armor bar is filled by picking up or crafting Plates (Metal for T1, Ceramic for T2, Matter Negator Battery for T3); one plate equals one chunk of the bar
CONS:
-This game can start to feel repetitive eventually
-There isn't a lot of instruction on the HUD meters or special effects caused by low meters
-It's hard to find non-spoiler information online regarding gameplay mechanics or mission walkthroughs; not really the dev's fault but something to note.
-It's still a little buggy sometimes; I had to repeat 3 missions because the game forgot that I did them. On the other hand, I was able to make different choices in them and ultimately receive both rewards for each mission.
-No colorblind mode or HUD color customization. This wouldn't be a huge issue, except for the way your Radiation level creeps into your Health bar; the color they use for it is nearly invisible to my eyes and therefore almost indistinguishable from simply having low health. This caused me to waste health items on several occasions :(
Overall, 8/10 game for me; there are things I hope to see improved upon in Cherno 2, but it was a very enjoyable game and I'm always happy to see games like Metro or STALKER which offer a very niche post-apocalypse experience. I'll definitely play it again at some point so I can get the other endings.
First of? Incredible game, for sure.
For a development team i didn't hear about, by sheer luck of looking through sales, i saw this beauty standing :D
For the cons, i dont have many, so i'll do it first;
The sound effects. Most of them are brilliant and fitting, however, one specific one is ear-bleedingly loud and repetitive, this is the one near memories next to dolls, a ringing hollow bell kind of sound, when i go across the map, it's still there, and still loud, to the point i cant lower the volume since then i cant hear any footsteps near me :')
The friendships.
These were still done really damn well too. However, some of these "fights" could've been solved by meeting a middle way, a couple times i would go "Dude, i could've EASILY done [this] or [this]" instead, but otherwise, the dynamics are pretty natural for these lonely insane friendos
The guns:
First of all, decent choices, and i like the unique new 'scifi' guns, they fit well and looked amazing. However! Upgrades can ultimately be... pointless. The revolver is better in everyway than firerate over the makarov, the AK never needs to be replaced, and the Shotgun is just a slower AK at times with how much you still need to use it to kill a group. But the crossbow, railgun, and launcher are all really good <3
Now, for the pros!
I loved the story, sure it was a bit repetitive at times when collecting resources, but in the end, i grew fond of the home base and the decorations, ultimately using all my spare resources before the ending JUST to make it look good, rather than getting a tinier bit more prepared :D
The cliche ending wasnt as cliche as i expected, in a way, it was what i was thinking of, but it did subvert my expectations in a few ways, rather than the "I am you!!" it was a fun way of tying the child and igor together, and the "and -spoiler character- is dead lol" was actually really cool, since it makes sense in it's own way.
The sound effects were god damn terrifying. Often times i just... wouldnt explore in fear.
Sure, thats the POINT, it's a terrifying place! But man, some of these eerie noises just... made me not want to go in a few buildings, and thats a good thing, since it did it's job remarkably well, i'm just susceptable to it ;D
The characters are unique and pretty fitting too, i'm glad the dynamics were not too strict, with the characters acting like actual people rather than going "ew, bad mood, i hate you!" they were understanding in the end, as a real person would be, it's brilliant yet so underused :D And their own stories were fun to see, it was just a shame that i ran out of their quotes/dialogue about half way into the game.
The looks;
They are well... good! Everything fits well, hot-zones of radiation are marked, giving them some life of living from people trying to also avoid them, but also unmarked ones are fairly predictable and you can move around them, limiting your choices but not removing them entirely. Meaning you have to make sure you know where things are without making you stressed with constant tracking.
The scenes themselves can be fairly empty, but again, the fact that the place is meant to be picked clean gives it a plus rather than a negative, giving it an empty of life, not empty of view.
The quests are fun and sensible, tying with the heist, it fits, makes sense, and works really well in the end. The only thing i'd argue back a tiiiiiny bit is the memories of Tatyana, since she's meant to be fighting against the whole thing, yet things are incredibly smooth, but in a way, that's a good thing since it works against our expectations.
The combat CAN feel clunky at times, such as enemies not seeing you RIGHT in front of you because there's a leaf, but seeing you across the area just because you're strangling someone, sure, thats a recogniseable view if there's ever one, but not when you're absolutely covered by trees, removing a sense of stealth.
However, it also makes sense since the enemies arent blind as bats in this, and REQUIRES common sense rather than the unusual less-sensible ones in most shooters, with them seeing you peering, looking for you fairly naturally. tying into a difficult, yet a stealth system that usually makes sense.
The combat. As said before, the guns can be fairly useless to upgrade, with you later barely doing ANY damage to enemies despite maxed equipment, such as the railgun sometimes needing multiple hits to take down a later common-enemy. However, the first half is REALLY good. you take damage, you give damage, quite naturally. Damage is debilitating, but so is your own, if it carried on a bit more in the later game, it'd have been perfect.
Plus, it makes sense that Igor, a scientist, wouldnt know how to strangle/stab someone through thick metal and kevlar armour without being decked in response.
The QoL features are really nice too, making things way smoother and more fun to play, while not limiting you to be better, it allows you if you REALLY want to, such as the VR chair to boost loyalty, which i only did once to test it, to prevent myself from "cheesing it", but i do really damn appreciate the option.
Igor himself. He's a great character, while i naturally hate pre-existing characters, preferring to "self insert" Igor definitely grew onto me, even if he was extreme or too chill at times. And his character arc really fits into the story, kinda to the levels of Geralt, a great MC for a great game <3
I know i said that i could usually see a middle grounds in conflict, however, it was still really done well. With Igor's intelligence actually playing a part in times, usually making me content with the overall choices i can make :D
Overall, i was delighted through the game, with it's difficulty without unfairness, and it's overarching story fitting things together well. The enemies and friends are loveable and convincing, even if a bit extreme at times, as well as the plot twists and such usually actually making me blindsided at times, which is rather rare for any story based game.
Do i recommend this? Hell yeah?? I love the newer-style, it's not old pripyat, it's more modern, so the jokes land with today's audience, and actually makes me feel engaged more, since i'm fairly young so i wasnt around for alot of older styles and jokes, like you'd see in STALKER for example, so alot of the references, usually from Mikhael, are delightful to see :D even the cruder ones, which are hilarious. But i do sometimes wish i could do more for the companions too <3
Definite bonus points for the history and world too, the grim, darker truths and stories definitely elevate the feeling from lonely to downright heartache for the people in this world and our's, in the best way possible, and helps create a different view of everything <3
In the end, i give this a 9.5/10, the story can be long, or short, depending on your style, and while i found, and bought, this game on sale, i definitely recommend it on full price too, as imo, you guys definitely deserve it <3 Thank ya :D I will definitely be curious for Chernobylite 2, and other works you make :D
Mechanicly maybe a bit clunky, but the story is amazing
Very good and detailed game, I enjoyed every second of it while playing. Sadly, Chernobylite 2 doesnt look good as this one. Briliant
I downloaded the game and I'm playing I really like the plot itself in this game , but it 's strange when I haven't put generators and beds yet , they just give me a first aid kit, so I put everything and everything the game is very good with graphics and plot- я скачал игру и играю мне очень нравится сам сюжет в этой игре но странно я когда еще не ставил генераторы и кровати 🛌 им только и давай аптечку так что я все поставил и все игра очень хорошая с графикой и сюжетом
Good game. The progression is slow with some short battles. The plot is consistent.
You can upgrade your base, your team, and have main quests and side-quest. A very complete game in my opinion.
This is a curious game to examine. It has an amalgam of game play mechanics which contort them selves into the narrative and plot, but in my opinion, not all that successfully. The survival and base building aspects could have better realised towards the end of the game, where at that point during my play through, they felt bloated and defunct. Coupled with this, the mission structure started to unravel towards the end. Basing my experience on the difficulty setting being Hard/Insane, I feel there was no true stakes especially with the idea that you can rectify mistakes in the story, the ramification of this, was further engendering that the story could be moulded how you may like it. Although, I will say it's nice as to how it weaves into the story.
There were some other mechanics and aspects that I didn't enjoy.
-It may have been a combination of optionality and being uncreative, but I simply did not see any point to using mission map structures to negate map storms and radioactivity.
-The clues plot device felt a bit tacked on and certain conventions of story telling were either poorly explained or cliche.
-Traversal and movement felt a bit stiff at times. I didn't expect Aladdin or Lara Croft, but the jumping felt a little difficult.
-The Russian voice actors appear to have done a good job, but when I turned on the English voices, I noticed the protagonist had a bit of a rubbish London accent.
-In true STALKER clone form, the character in game models looked a bit ropy.
-The combat was a bit open to expoitation and at the end, reverted to a case of 'my gun is bigger than yours.'
All top heavy negative points aside, I do believe there is an interesting narrative and (S.T.A.L.K.E.R. aside) originality to the events of the Cherno disaster in this game. I was intrigued enough to see it through and stay in the loop to the end. The setting and areas in the game world were interesting to explore and the characters all had their reason for being there. I am looking forward to the sequel in the hope that they improve on some of the mechanics of the game.
Actually pleasantly surprised with this game. I purchased it during a steam sale many weeks ago, and just got around now to try it out. It's got a bit of base building, stealth / shooting aspects to it, and an engaging story line with interesting characters. The base building is pretty minimal, but it kinda reflects on your situation where you can't really acquire much where you're at. The stealth / shooting aspect of it is very casual. It's actually kinda funny when the protagonist is trained by the squad you build as each member would have you due a 2 minute "training session" that is pretty straightforward for any first person shooter. The overall story line is very engaging as you try to find out what happened to the protagonists wife, and the characters all have different quirks and backstories that really ties into the feel of the game. There are some situations where you need to make a choice, and they do matter (changes to the environment, how a comrad views your actions, who you can recruit). It also has a good pace between the survival aspects and the main story. In my play through on easy, it never felt like I had to do more foraging for supplies than focusing on the main story. It's all nicely balanced out.
weak story, controls are funky, dialogue doesn't create a good "common sense" field and game-play very repetitive. Imagine Stalker, but worse.
Chernobylite is not exactly the type of game that I expected going into it. Like many others, I made an assumption based on appearances and drew comparisons to the S.T.A.L.K.E.R. series - just apparently with base building as well. But the end result is something a bit more unexpected, and distanced from that.
In the moment-to-moment gameplay, it does actually generally draw a number of parallels with S.T.A.L.K.E.R. games - throwing you deep into the Chernobyl exclusion zone to sneak around scavenging for resources, all whilst contending with supernatural sci-fi occurrences, and trying not to get into fights you can't win against the local mercenaries & monsters. It feels a little more casual though, as whilst the tone is very much on point for S.T.A.L.K.E.R. it does also sometimes feel closer perhaps to a Far Cry game.
The comparisons kind of end there, however. This isn't really an open-world game, for starters - in the opening moments of the game you establish a home base, and from here you fast-travel out to various predefined zones around Pripyat to complete story missions and side objectives. These maps are fairly open, but on a much smaller scale that a typical open-world game, and much more contained to themselves. They're kept fresh by randomised resource drops, shifting environmental conditions, and evolving setpieces and story circumstances.
At your home base, in between each mission, this is where the "base building" comes into play. Starting as a bit of a barren warehouse, you kit it out with crafting stations and upgrades to better help you out on the field with the increasing difficulty. It becomes a balancing act of providing enough power and a clean atmosphere to accommodate the crafting required for your gear, whilst also trying to make it hospitable enough for your recruited companions so it doesn't impact their psyche and performance out on missions.
The game is also a LOT more narrative-focused than I was expected. You aren't a faceless and voiceless protagonist, but rather a fully-voiced character, with a well-established backstory and motive. More than almost every game out there, this one bears the right to claim "choices matter" - with a hugely complicated web of narrative branches that can drastically affect options later. But also unlike most other games, it does have a lore-friendly method for revising your choices later, which does take the weight out of them somewhat.
I'm also just genuinely impressed with the performance and presentation of the game. For something of a larger-scale indie game, it has strikingly rich and detailed visuals but ALSO runs really well out of the box, with a wealth of game & graphics options to tweak if you need. I'm fairly sure I experienced a few small bugs, but nothing I can particularly remember, and generally had a very stable experience with no crashes.
Overall, I was pleasantly surprised by Chernobylite. It mixes a few disparate gameplay ideas together way better than it has any right to. And whilst it doesn't exceed at any of them, and they can at times feel a little shallow, that also means they don't feel half-baked or overstay their welcome. The Farm 51 didn't spread themselves too thin here - they had a vision, a scope for how to best achieve it, and frankly they nailed it.
★★★★✰
You can create your own base into a warehouse, complete quests/missions, recruit followers n send them on missions. You can for example craft beds, create a simple garden and place work benches into your warehouse base. The story is quite interesting so far, but bit slow paced and lots of exploration going on. There is not lots of gunfights. More sneaking, collecting stuff and evasion.
I recommend to keep the audio in Russia language and to use English subtitles. Would recommend for players who like soviet union themed RPG games.
I've played this game for about 9 hours. In the nine hours of play time it crashed three times. Game is not stable but it sure is fun. It crashed one time while I was training and it crashed one time while I was going into a question mark and again at the end of a mission. Very challenging sucks you in for more but I am going to put the game away it's too unstable to play. I suggest you go into the Discussion groups and read up because I'm not the only one who's been having problems with The game crashing. I did report in the discussion group but I never got a reply and some of the others never have either. Coming out with a part two when you're part one is unstable it's a no buy for me. If you don't mind the Game being unstable then you will enjoy it. I find it more frustrating when you put time and effort in to have it crash at a point where you have to start over from a previous save and you lost all that work so I have to pass on this game and part two.
Majorly disappointed with this game. I had been looking forward to it ever since the first teaser trailer years ago. I'm sorry to report that this game is a piece of hot garbage.
Imagine I give you 5 dollars every day. It costs 4 dollars to survive daily, assuming everything goes well. It costs 10 dollars to make any upgrades because all of your "friends" are f*cking wimps and think that awww the quality of life in the base goes way down when you just built that crafting table!!!!! So this means it takes 10 days of perfect luck and circumstances to save up for one upgrade. Now factor in that AI is unreliable, can practically hitscan you in the middle of the forest where you can't see them AT ALL, they do significantly more damage than you, the radiation is getting worse and worse the more the days go by, AND if you take too long in any one mission then a dude with a f*cking ray gun will teleport around wherever you are to kill you until you waste all your ammunition to just send him away temporarily.
What I'm getting at here is the game isn't proportioned properly. Things cost too much and there's too much against you at all times to make any kind of significant progress and feel accomplished. The companions are relatively useless on their own missions, often failing ones that they have a 70% chance of completion.
I would be willing to forgive these terms if it also weren't such a drag to die. Because when you die, you don't die, you just get taken to prison, which still fails the mission you're on, and progresses you to the next day once you escape, which takes more time, and for some reason you have to repeat all the dialogue and mission progression even though it did happen since it's the next day. And if you die during that section then you get to go to magic land where you can reverse A or B choices you've made in the past which makes the entire point of the choice existing in the first place pointless. Makes no sense. Speaking of repeating, the NPC's in this game will not cease to stfu EVER. I just want to spend skill points, I don't wanna listen to this guy's boring life story.
Lastly, the story and quest designs. I may have only made it halfway, but I can confidently say that it's tedious and boring. Fetch quests. Same maps. Beautiful, but awfully repetitive. Combat sucks. Searching for resources is cool for about 5 minutes then lame. The horror that was emphasized so heavily in the original trailers has been reduced to random jump scares that serve relatively no purpose. Wasted potential.
I tried. I really did. I just can't anymore. I'm having to fight to just enjoy the game, and that's not fun.
If you bought stalker 2 and are ultra annoyed with the bugs, play Chernobylite while the Stalker 2 Devs fix their game.
This is not bad and got a nice discount at Stalker 2 launch.
Not bad at all, I expected Aliexpress' version of Stalker 2 and got a nice surprise.
After a while it gets repetitive. It's a lot more of an interactive story and build-your-base game, not first person shooter or open world. The story is interesting, visuals are lovely too... Buuut I wouldn't play it again.
An overall fun game with an intriguing story. I got it on sale, and I can honestly say that I'm not disappointed. The core gameplay consists of playing through and returning to several medium sized maps, scavenging resources, sneaking/fighting, building a base, managing your team, and learning about the world's lore.
Each in-game day is made up of x parts. In the morning, you craft items, build at your base, talk with team mates, and plan missions. You execute the missions in the afternoon. Missions range from main story quests, past memory based story missions, and radiant (resource collection, air drop, monster hunts , etc. By evening time you return to base, build, craft, and other things I won't spoil.
The highlight of this game is the story. Despite what some may say, I found it enjoyable, choices matter, and the choices have depth to them. On one hand, the result can be as simple as one companion may like an outcome, while another dislikes it (affecting mood toward you). On the other hand, the choice can drastically change the course of the story. The game delves deep into this, but I won't spoil anything.
TLDR: the gameplay loop is engaging on it's own, but the story is the real star here.
I'm looking forward to Chernobylite 2 and any other Chernobylite media that comes out!
I like it overall, it's easy to play and simple-ish enough story to follow.
It can get a little repetitive though & I feel like there's a couple of misleading components to the game.
Definitely worth a try on a sale.
The game's graphics are immersive and the gameplay is fine. The story is above average but not perfect. I am looking forward for the Chernobylite 2: Exclusion Zone. My rating score for this game is 7.5/10.
loved the game and would recommend it 100% on sale as the story was fun and had a unique way of going back to make it have either a better ending or to just change it and see what the other decisions cause
Great and underrated STALKER copy. I'm afraid for Part 2. But then they should create a more realistic crafting system with more ressources. Everytime I asked myself how I should craft gun parts with mushrooms.
This game in set in NPP Chernobyl like the old S.T.A.L.K.E.R. game...
The plot is decent and enjoyable... The gameplay and system well it's okay.
But the atmosphere is so spooky... And personally I am not good with spooky games lol
In the end for the price, this game is not bad at all...
Pros:
- The Graphics
- The Plot and Story
- The Atmosphere
Cons:
- Bugs...
- Crashes several times
- The Atmosphere, because I am bad with Spooky games lol
Final Score: 3/5
Combat is good, but lasts literally 30 seconds or less in some circumstances. Otherwise, the story is hilariously bad, the characters are ridiculous, and the quests obnoxious. This is not a game for people who like STALKER, this is a game for people who enjoy janky, dumb, budget story games with zero replayability.
Really cool game, kinda Euro-Jank control scehma for how the missions and histories work. You'll dig it , although the management and basebuilding is somewhat subpar.
It was an enjoyable game, the next one looks better
not the story i was expecting, turned out to be very good, the end i was not expecting that and i made sure to get all the evidence, very well done. the gameplay was great, loved the radiation system, the combat was tough and fun, overall a solid 9/10
solid story and gameplay worth every cent
In short: If you're interested in Chernobyl and the Pripyat area, the game offers incredibly detailed graphics and a faithful reconstruction of the zone. However, if you're looking for constant mutant and human combat, this game might not fully satisfy you.
Pros:
Incredible graphics and authenticity: The game stays true to the original area's look and feel. Having wanted to visit the zone myself, this was a great experience.
Engaging base and survival management system: My hideout felt like a home, which added a personal touch to the gameplay.
Strong character development: The characters are well-written and add depth to the story.
Cons:
Cheap jumpscares: I found them annoying and unnecessary.
Unbalanced mutant enemies: Human enemies are fine, but the mutants often feel random and frustrating to deal with.
Repetitive Black Stalker mechanic: While it adds tension and changes the atmosphere, encountering it repeatedly became tiring.
Mixed:
Impactful choices: Choices matter a lot in this game, which is a good feature. However, the Chernobylite sci-fi elements, including the time and death mechanics, detract from the realism for me.
The game is not necessarily bad in terms of quality, but personally, I didn't find it enjoyable. While the game itself is not poorly made, if you're expecting something like Stalker, this is a completely different experience.
This game focuses on storytelling, resource collection and management, and stealth. There is no intense action to expect. The map is divided into multiple small areas, and the player explores one of them per day, collecting resources and completing tasks before returning. The player repeats this cycle, but it becomes extremely monotonous.
The player's goal is to gather the resources needed to survive within the cycle while completing main objectives to progress the story and eventually clear the game. However, the story itself is dull, and I couldn't emotionally connect with it at all. The protagonist is looking for his wife, who got caught up in some supernatural phenomenon, but the story lacks excitement, and the voice of the wife speaking in his head is more frustrating than anything.
The worst aspect of the game is the "mental state" parameter. If the player kills human enemies, their mental state decreases, and they need to use items to recover it. As a result, the best strategy is to rely on stealth or quietly incapacitate enemies. This system makes the game pace incredibly slow and monotonous.
Mental state can be recovered by mushroom soup, but it’s ridiculous. You enter restricted areas, kill people, feel guilty, and then forget it all by drinking mushroom broth. It's completely absurd.
Anyway, the game’s quality is not bad, but your evaluation will greatly depend on what you're expecting. If you enjoy exploration in a supernatural world and resource management survival elements, you might like it. However, if you're looking for FPS-style action, save your money for Stalker 2. This game is not what you're looking for.
Decent game.
PROS: Graphics, atmosphere, real-like locations, interesting story, base building, RPG elements...
CONS: small number of weapons, repetitive maps, gunplay is meh,
What an experience,
TLDR:
Gunplay 9/10
Movement 8/10
Story 8/10
Characters/music/memes 10/10
Long read:
The first half hour into the game I already had a diaper full of scared in me.
The music,the athmosphere is phenomenally crafted. Paired with the enviroment creates for a real feeling of constant dread and panic. The maps are "repeating" but the weather/time changes and so does your approach. The base building is done well enough,you have your main base "hub" and then you can also influence the zone by building in it. (machines to adjust weather,spawns,traps etc.) The russian dub is really delightful to the ears.You also have this tiny flashlight and your eyes adjust to outside/inside darkness so, If you go bunker exploring your anus will be very tight.
I saw a random soldier crying over his dead buddy,As I touched his shoulder he turned around,He was gruesomly fucked by a crystal impaled into his face and he shouted something along the lines of YOU'RE NEXT, fair to say I fucked out of there faster than I care to admit.
The movement felt smooth expect for the "dodging" you get by double tapping A or D.
The gun play is also very solid,expect there's no hipfiring instead you're stuck with this "shove" that does "fuck all".So you won't go panic mag dumping as the mutants rush you as one does in Stalker,
At the start of the game you have your "pea-shooter" type of guns that you haven't yet upgraded so outside of headshots and lurking/catching enemies wandering.Resources will also be "scarce" so Don't do direct combat.
But once you loot and unlock the crossbow and then a thermal sight for the ak, boy-o-boy. The hunted,is now hunting.
I'm on day 19. Most enemies now die to a single headshot,and I feel more confident in the fights.
I usually just pop into some grass and take the enemy from afar before they even know I'm there.
Or if you like the direct approach,there's also a BFG,and heavier armors. I haven't met a thing yet that It couldn't one shot with a direct hit.
does the complete edition not come with the black smoke dlc or the zone bard pack just curious? all in the chernobylite is fun lots of replay ability!
---{ Graphics }---
☐ You forget what reality is
☐ Beautiful
☑ Good
☐ Decent
☐ Bad
☐ Don‘t look too long at it
☐ MS-DOS
---{ Gameplay }---
☐ Very good
☑ Good
☐ It's just gameplay
☐ Mehh
☐ Watch paint dry instead
☐ Just don't
---{ Audio }---
☐ Eargasm
☑ Very good
☐ Good
☐ Not too bad
☐ Bad
☐ I'm now deaf
---{ Audience }---
☐ Kids
☑ Teens
☑ Adults
☐ Grandma
---{ PC Requirements }---
☐ Check if you can run paint
☐ Potato
☑ Decent
☐ Fast
☐ Rich boi
☐ Ask NASA if they have a spare computer
---{ Game Size }---
☐ Floppy Disk
☐ Old Fashioned
☑ Workable
☐ Big
☐ Will eat 10% of your 1TB hard drive
☐ You will want an entire hard drive to hold it
☐ You will need to invest in a black hole to hold all the data
---{ Difficulty }---
☐ Just press 'W'
☐ Easy
☐ Easy to learn / Hard to master
☑ Significant brain usage
☐ Difficult
☐ Dark Souls
---{ Grind }---
☐ Nothing to grind
☐ Only if u care about leaderboards/ranks
☐ Isn't necessary to progress
☑ Average grind level
☐ Too much grind
☐ You'll need a second life for grinding
---{ Story }---
☐ No Story
☐ Some lore
☐ Average
☑ Good
☐ Lovely
☐ It'll replace your life
---{ Game Time }---
☐ Long enough for a cup of coffee
☐ Short
☑ Average
☐ Long
☐ To infinity and beyond
---{ Price }---
☐ It's free!
☑ Worth the price
☐ If it's on sale
☐ If u have some spare money left
☐ Not recommended
☐ You could also just burn your money
---{ Bugs }---
☐ Never heard of
☑ Minor bugs
☐ Can get annoying
☐ ARK: Survival Evolved
☐ The game itself is a big terrarium for bugs
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☑ https://vojtastruhar.github.io/steam-review-template
- maps are a hot mess
- endless crouching and stealth - until you get killed by a "black stalker" for terrible story reasons
- a terrible story
- bad movement, jumping & freedom and endless collisions with objects
- bad save system
I cant wholeheartly recommend it even though the story is decent enough 1/2 parts of the game are great but the 3rd part is just going back to same areas and fetching or expo dumping I Almost achieved a perfect run without a playthrough but the 3rd act really dragged it outta me to do it on my own they are a lot of flaws with this game and their are a lot of upsides if you can put the downsides aside and appreciate what they tried pulling off
I really hope for chern 2 they take the issues to heart and make the chernobylite I felt at the first 1st part of the game <3 with much love to the chernobylite team p.s. if the memory area was not a thing I could not have OR would not have finished the entire game unfortunately
i can't be focsed on the story because i'm skipping every side piece with your crew, i'm so worried about getting the mats i need to build the things i need, most missions take you into areas with stuff you don't need or just empty areas. it's hard to get invested in the right or wrong choices when you can later change them. the game is very overwhelming at first and it end ups just making you foucsed on crafting rather then trying to peice togther lies and truths.
it's hard to see in the game making sneaking hard. the gameplay loop is loot mission home chat build loop.
if i played this game when it came out i would of def listen to all of the story but i'm not the type of person to be engaged with story without being invested in it first.
Okay so I'll give the game SOME credit, I thoroughly enjoyed the first 25 hours. The problems arose closer to the endgame, with the game kinda soft-locking and then having insane performance and gameplay issues in the last mission, which was basically unfinished and broken. Before, I was willing to overlook some minor gripes but now I see why many people did not recommend this game. I was looking forward to completing it, but instead of a satisfying ending, I was met with a frustrating, embarrassing unfinished level that just made me uninstall the game and never look back. also, the sequel looks like trash.
Had issues with the lighting being pretty rough on the eyes, after a lot of tooling with the settings I've got it much better feeling, the game has rough areas but overall it is pretty fun.
very beautiful scenery, and the right amount of horror to keep the player alert. I like the base mechanic very well.
I really hate to leave this game a bad review, between things disappearing from your Inventory to game mechanics like stealth or field generators refusing to work. This game had a lot of potential and is very much a game id normally enjoy with the background and story it has. It just falls short in almost every way.
4/10 Will not be playing again.
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | The Farm 51 |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 15.01.2025 |
| Metacritic | 75 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 84% положительных (4961) |