Разработчик: Deep Field Games
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План развития
Об игре
ИСТОРИЯ
Привлекая величайшие умы мира, GATE представляет собой глобальную сеть секретных лабораторий, в которых проводятся исследования во всех областях науки – и даже в других мирах.Вы являетесь сотрудником GATE и работаете над расширением границ человеческих знаний и объяснением необъяснимого, включая различные аномалии и паранормальные явления: от искажающих гравитацию артефактов до сверхъестественных существ с ярко проявленным инстинктом насилия. Безопасность и секретность имеют первостепенное значение… чаще всего.
Катастрофический сбой в системах безопасности превратил ваше рабочее место в зону космических сражений: аномальные сущности разгуливают на свободе, враги из других измерений прорываются сквозь порталы, а тайная военная секта, известная как Орден, без разбора нападает на лаборатории и персонал в попытках захватить артефакты и устранить хаос.
Процедуры сдерживания не сработали и помощи ждать неоткуда. Вам и вашим коллегам-ученым, с которыми вы оказались глубоко под землей, необходимо объединить силы, чтобы выбраться наверх, а пока этого не произошло, придется обживаться в подземном комплексе.
ГЕЙМПЛЕЙ
Abiotic Factor привносит в жанр игр на выживание с созданием предметов в открытом мире атмосферу научной фантастики 90-х годов и гарантирует захватывающее развитие персонажей. Многопользовательский режим поддерживает до 6 игроков, которые смогут выбрать себе докторскую степень и развивать своего ученого, экипироваться и исследовать огромный подземный комплекс, заполненный сверхъестественными артефактами, последствиями неудачных экспериментов и межпространственными врагами.
НАУКА ПРОТИВ ЖЕСТОКОСТИ
Опасностей хватит на всех: агрессивные солдаты, инопланетяне в поисках еды, самые продвинутые роботизированные силы безопасности, атакующие работающий сверхурочно персонал. Но вы ученый и не сильны в сражениях, поэтому придется использовать докторскую степень и перехитрить противников. Создавайте хитроумные и диковинные инструменты, оружие и снаряжение – от простых сетей и деревянных бит до лазерных пушек и замысловатых ловушек – всё, что только сможет придумать ваш большой научный ум!
ЗДОРОВЫЙ БАЛАНС МЕЖДУ РАБОТОЙ И ЛИЧНОЙ ЖИЗНЬЮ
Вы здесь надолго, поэтому располагайтесь и чувствуйте себя как дома. Ищите ресурсы в пустующих офисах и лабораториях, вскрывайте торговые автоматы, используйте собственность компании для сооружения новой операционной базы – пока исследуете объект. Когда придет время сменить обстановку и перевозить свои вещи, к вашим услугам ручные тележки, вилочные погрузчики, внедорожники, телепорты и многое другое.
РОЛЬ НАУЧНОГО КОЛЛЕКТИВА
Надевайте лабораторный халат и получайте докторскую степень: от генетика растений до военного аналитика и инженера-строителя (на выбор есть много других направлений). У каждого из них свои преимущества в области выживания. Комбинируйте разные черты характера и навыки, повышайте уровень, чтобы заработать перки и способности, и объединяйтесь в грозную научную силу вместе со своими коллегами-учеными.
ВЫЖИВАНИЕ ВО ИМЯ БУДУЩЕГО ОТПУСКА
Возможно, исследования в GATE и были работой мечты, но умереть здесь не входило в ваш пятилетний план. Исследуйте огромный подземный объект и множество миров за его пределами и используйте всю мощь самых передовых технологий, неизвестных человечеству, в этом межпространственном научно-фантастическом приключении!
Поддерживаемые языки: english, french, german, portuguese - brazil, russian, japanese, simplified chinese, traditional chinese
Системные требования
Windows
- 64-разрядные процессор и операционная система
- ОС: Windows 10 or later
- Процессор: i5-8th Gen CPU or similar
- Оперативная память: 8 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: GeForce GTX 950 or Radeon HD 7970
- DirectX: версии 11
- Сеть: Широкополосное подключение к интернету
- Место на диске: 10 GB
- Дополнительно: These are tentative and not final. ABF runs on Unreal Engine 5 and the specifications will be suggested accordingly closer to release. This will probably not run on your PC from 1997.
- 64-разрядные процессор и операционная система
- ОС: Windows 10 or later
- Процессор: i5-11th Gen CPU or similar
- Оперативная память: 16 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: GeForce RTX 2080 or better
- DirectX: версии 12
- Сеть: Широкополосное подключение к интернету
- Место на диске: 10 GB
- Дополнительно: These are tentative and not final. ABF runs on Unreal Engine 5 and the specifications will be suggested accordingly closer to release. This will probably not run on your PC from 1997.
Mac
Linux
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Abiotic Factor is a 15/10 incredible experience.
I enjoyed it alone, but when me and my buddy play together it literally has breathed life into both of us. We've been playing games together for 15 years, so we hardly ever find game ideals nowadays that compare to what we fell in love with (teamwork, strategy, and fairness).
We have compared this game in different capacities:
Graphics - Similar artstyle to Valheim. 3D Pixel Art. This game is outstandingly beautiful
Atmosphere and level design - DarkSouls and The Surge
The ingenuity to the Survival Genre that AF brings to the table is top tier.
I would pay 60 dollars for this game. For me, Abiotic Factor has set a new standard for what I define as a game.
Devs put so much passion, thought , time and work to abiotic factor
Feels like early 2000s gaming with the quality
Abiotic factor alone benches at least 20 triple A studios in terms of “soul of a game”
Easy 10/10
It's co-op survival Half-Life 1 from the Scientists perspective. Sprinkle in a little Project Zomboid skills tree/classes and a lot of humor and you've got yourself a stew!
Folks this is a good one that's worth your time, attention, and money. The reviews aren't exaggerating.
If you enjoyed Half-Life, SCP, and any survival craft game in recent years, this is the new game you're looking for. All with the charm of retro graphics and fantastic co-op play.
Kind of feels like what Half-Life would have been if it was a survival game, even down to the art style and lower detail animations. Even has creatures with behaviors very similar to head crabs. It's well done even in early access.
I've grown genuinely bored of open world survival crafting games, wandering around a forest collecting sticks and stones for the first majority of game-play. Abiotic Factor puts you in a unique setting that is perfectly complimented by its graphic design.
No more sticks and stones; you're a scientist. With each new recipe you unlock, you feel more and more like Tony Stark stuck in his cave, using the bare minimum to fashion some great technology. Using pens for ammunition or turning old electronics into high-tech teleporters, it feels like anything is possible. The crafting is designed to be both creative and entertaining.
In many ways, this game makes you feel like a child again. The graphics feel almost nostalgic, yet even with 80 hours under my belt before the most recent update, it felt like I was far from discovering everything.
Each new hallway, office, laboratory, and multiverse portal you discover brings about such a sense of childlike wander and excitement; its almost addicting. I've fully dedicated work-shift long sessions just to prepare for new areas and explore.
The characters you meet in the game act as simple guides, but each of them feels whimsical and full of personality. Their voice acting adds so much to the overall mood of the game and I feel like the NPCs themselves set up an amazing foundation for the most core aspect of the game.
Multiplayer.
Trust me, this game is so much more with a friend or few. My friend group fell into the role of "goofy posh scientists" very quickly. Proximity chat is utilised perfectly alongside walkie-talkies and pagers, and the animations of player-characters make the funny moments happen without even trying.
Have you ever questioned why so many survival games allow you to feast without ever seeing a single loo? No?
Well, now you do. Your friends better remember where the toilets are and keep each other safe when the situation gets dire. There is nothing more memorable than someone spectacularly shitting themselves in the middle of battle in the Containment Sector.
You're still a scientist though, so worry not. You can at least turn that humiliation into soil. There's your food problem solved!
Even making it to the toilet isn't boring, because then you're awarded with a POOPING MINI-GAME.
Who'd have thought of that?
This is a game made by goofy people for goofy people, and it is evident with every step that the developers are having as much fun as we are.
My rump is sat, and I'm about to spend the rest of the day fighting aliens and breaching the multiverse to effectively shit on my friend's bed. How will YOU benefit science this weekend, hmm?
genuinely one of the most fun and creatively inspired games i've played in a long time
so many amazing references and inspirations drawn from other series
you go into this expecting just half life survival game
you get so so so much more
im a larva sniper rifle build x throwing weapons guy that tends gardens and cooks cool meals
i hope this game gets workshop support and people add onto the already amazing content the devs have made
After concluding my first session, I was left utterly astonished by how much I enjoyed playing Abiotic Factor.
How to describe this criminally unrecognized indie gem? Not an easy task by any means, but here's my best try: take Half Life 1, Arkane Studio's Prey 2017, Resident Evil and ARK: Survival Evolved and shove them into a mad science mecha-hybridizer. These are not pieces you'd think would naturally fit together, and yet somehow they just do. The result is a glorious Frankenstein's monster that works and plays unlike anything else on the market: a bona-fide first-person/immersive-sim/coop-survival-crafting/survival-horror/metroidvania/RPG!
Abiotic Factor's biggest asset is probably it's level design. Intricate does not even begin to describe it; in the true signature of masterful, Soulsborne-tier world design, the research facility you're trapped in isn't huge, but it FEELS absolutely enormous, and you will relish exploring every inch of it. Each sector is it's own distinct, sprawling environment, with unique enemies, resources and navigation challenges. The devs make excellent use of their game's central premise (essentially, a Resonance Cascade at an SCP containment site), creating a cohesive and believable environment that I was never less than eager to learn about. Nothing is lazy or repetitive, and there's oodles of fascinating and brilliantly-written lore you can find that expands on this engrossing original universe.
Notably, despite the abundantly compelling narrative, this game is also--refreshingly--very systems-driven. Abiotic Factor borrows heavily from the Immersive Sim genre, and that genre's most vital and enduring lesson is this: the most effective and reliable way to create player immersion is to make it clear to the player that this world has Rules, and if you do not pay attention and learn them, you will get screwed! Entirely aside from the personal admiration I have for the devs for choosing to put more video game in their video game, this systemic focus serves the gameplay tremendously. You really do have to learn and engage with the world on it's own terms, and it's always satisfying to devise a solution to or discover a way to circumvent a problematic situation using the ample suite of tools the game provides you. After all, you are a scientist; ingenuity's kinda your thing. Although this game doesn't have a Gloo Gun or versatile Typhon powers, it does have a robust building system.
I could go on.
Suffice to say that Abiotic Factor has impressed me in more ways than I can readily describe. Not only does each component work great on it's own, everything dovetails together beautifully into a whole greater than the sum of it's parts. Please believe me when I say you are doing yourself a disservice if you do not at least try to play this game. If any of it's above-mentioned inspirations have compelled you at all, especially if you've enjoyed more than one of them, you owe it to yourself to give Abiotic Factor a look. You might just fall in love with it like I and (as of the time of this writing) over 18,000 other Steam users already have.
And by the way, I love coffee in my coffee hole!
Great game. Clearly made with love by the devs. It's a great tribute to OG Half Life and also a great take on the survival genre.
If your looking for a more meaningful multiplayer player experience then look no further. Abiotic clearly takes a lot of ideas from other games, but in the way everything is implemented, it shows a sense of care and thought into what makes a fun and interesting world to explore and interact with. Amazing game and its crazy they have even more content planned, cant recommend abiotic factor enough. 10/10
One of the best games on the market for open world survival games, the thought and love put into the map is incredible. I would highly recommend buying this if you're into these kinda of games, if you're worried that you might not have fun without playing with others then dont worry, all my hours have been pure solo and im loving it
I honestly cannot put into words how much I enjoy this game.
Every time I think I am getting close to the end, a whole new section is then discovered.
I have not even finished the game yet, however, this is up there with some of the best games I have ever played.
Also, do not take the debuff which makes you constantly hungry also it will destroy friendships
The game starts as an extremely fun experience, however as you progress the lack of quality of every update after that begins to creep up and it suddenly becomes a massive drag that's just not enjoyable at all.
This isn't going to change until the developers (or at least the Design Director) completely change their direction, which from their community engagement, they absolutely plan not to.
My consensus for this game is that it being good was a complete and utter accident, compounded with the design director's project history.
I do not recommend this game in its current state, nor do I see a good future for it.
This will remain Negative till they fix ALL the issues with Dark energy, I used to love this game but the update makes everything feel like a chore. Enemies do way too much damage and we do so little, not to mention GATEkeeping progress with exploding bs Pests and Exors. There was no Playtesting to be had with this update and it blatantly shows as soon as you play it.
Half-Life goodness with actual good crafting survival elements. It's a nostalgic adventure that seems fresh but familiar. Would be good solo, but great with friends.
One of the better Early Access Open World Survival games in the last few years.
The first version was already pretty big and they constantly add new content with new items and new stuff to explore.
I would recommend to play with at least one other person especially if you are scared easily even if its not a horror game it can get scary with all those monsters around and you are no Gun Blazin almost invincible muscle man so some fights can be hard alone.
It also reduces the grind for items.
This game is a hidden gem. A mixture of survival crafting, lite RPG, and Half-Life. The humor, level design, and endearing characters (even Abe) have made this one of my top ten games. The developers have kept a fast-paced update schedule with massive content drops. 10/10 for me.
probably the last survival crafting game that I need to play. intricate, thoughtful level design. meaningful, tangible progression. developing best and worst practices with your friends. this hits all the spots for me. a true adventure.
fun solo, could be even better with friends, unfortunately i have no friends..
This game is a great example of a survival/crafting experience done right. The art style has a nostalgic, fun vibe that really adds to the overall atmosphere. Gameplay is surprisingly in-depth for an early access title, and the storyline keeps you engaged. I also really appreciate how active the devs are, regularly updating the community on the game's progress. It gives me a lot of confidence in the game's future and longevity.
While you can play this solo I think the optimal experience is at least 3 players. This game is like a fractal. You think you've seen it all but as you go deeper the amount of weird and surprising mechanics, items, enemies, and locations blows you away. Constantly impressed at how much THERE is there.
Awesome survival game with a Half-Life feel. Can't recommend it enough! Build a base, hunt the baddies, explore the factory, visit other worlds! Do all this with friends! You can do it all!
What a unique and exciting survival game, even better with friends! So much attention to detail and the game looks incredible with the graphics cranked up. So many new dynamics to learn and exploring the unique areas is so exciting. I haven't even dived into its recent update, either. There's just so much to learn and it's very punishing but very fun. Easily one of my favorite survival-crafter games.
Probably one of, if not, the best survival games on steam right now! I am insanely excited for the future of this game and will be patiently waiting for more!
Have you ever wanted to play a game where you're a survivor inside Black Mesa during the Resonance Cascade? This is that, and it's perfect. The developers created a truly labyrinthine world with loads of style and thought.
I'm surprised this is still considered an early access game, because there is already SO much attention to detail. I can't wait to see where the game goes. I'd love to see even more of the facility simply added on to, more suitable areas for home bases, but it's a truly unique and charming experience that it well worth the money.
10/10
A little bit of SCP, A little bit of Half Life, A little bit of survival, and a massive portion of "I can't wait to see what's next!" It's super easy to get sucked into this masterpiece. This game's crafting elements, combat, environment are all very simple but it all mixes well and is "lore accurate". As a scientist, I don't know how to use a gun. What a scientist does do is experiment and learn. That's most of this game. Highly recommend!
This game is amazing with a friend too.
Fun game. Exploring is confusing though as there isn't a "live map" and you're constantly going through twisting corridors and such. Like one giant confusing dungeon.
easily the best co-op survival game to date, had the game since lauch and the devs have continuously provided both development updates but also QoL and content updates (expected for early access but their comms have been great) enhancing an already great game
- unique setting and premise for a survival game with inspiration obviously taken from Half Life and SPC
- progression feels fun and fresh with every sector having unique materials and new places to explore
- AWESOME metroid-vania style map design i am constantly blown away by the shortcuts and secrets to be found
- zomboid style trait system and skill levelling
- super intriguing story, every npc you meet is very well voiced and obviously has their own take on the situation and both funny and serious personalities
deep field cooked HARD and they 100% deserve the money for this game despite it being an early access title, it feels like a complete game mechanically and content wise, the only drawback being waiting for new content once you're done with what's in the game now
attention to detail and storytelling is immaculate, a perfect and unique blend of classic games and modern survival
Peak gameplay and exploration, really keeps u locked in constantly wanting to work thru the next zone.
11/10
Very fun singleplayer game, they really capture the essence of "What if Half-Life was a survival game?" and just what makes a good survival game, and makes it a pretty believable story of what happens when a scientist is left unsupervised around a bunch of weapon-making materials
Cannot wait to try playing with friends
+ feels like half life/ pamela/ project zomboid were beaten to death and mixed into this hearty soup of a game, love it.
Story so far is awesome, crafting/base building/ leveling/ all the mechanics feel good, ive yet to run into any super bullshit mechanics though sometimes its hard to find a safe place from the bots.
other world is kinda spooky, good ambiance.
SOUP
- Only real gripes right now is it runs like shit sometimes (turn global lighting to low, it WILL help immensely.) despite it not seeming to be very intensive and might have a memory leak problem that crops up after a few hours? I get lag spikes even on medium settings every so often and if i play for more than 2 hours fps gradually drops to between 20-40.
EDIT: once i got to containment/labs the game became unplayable, 4-12 fps when not looking either up or down, even with everything on lowest settings, 25% on downscaling, and bringing my resolution down. frames shoot back to 60 regardless of settings when i go back to the first area but whenever i open a menu i get hit with immense lag again, game 100% needs more optimizations.
An absolute masterpiece. It brings back the feelings of old games, so much to discover, so much to enjoy and it just keeps getting better the more you play.
It gives the same feeling as Raft playing with friends, but is much more action orientated and has a well grounded sense of humor.
I suggest this game if you enjoy co op, if you enjoy survival, if you enjoy RPG (with a Oblivion Esq leveling system) and if you just want to enjoy a well made game in this modern hellscape of gaming we live in.
Hats off to the devs, what a treat to come by and I will be playing inbetween updates and on updates. I cannot put in words how happy I am to have come by this game.
i'm not someone that likes survival games in general, only exception being Valheim, but since this one is inspired by the world of Half-Life, it made things incredibly interesting compared to the run of the mill games you'd normally find in the genre.
Abiotic Factor is a good game that really scratches that open world survival itch I tend to get and is a welcome change from games like 7 days to die. The story is there though as far as our character is concerned there isn't too much interesting to be seen imo, but the world itself is fascinating since you can see many of the influences this game takes from.
Things like Half Life for it's art style to the SCP foundation for its number of anomalous objects, places and such, it takes a bit to really get into the SCP like stuff but it gets there. The gameplay is pretty good too from setting up your first base to making items to help you along to upgrading your base's facilities and defenses. The game also does a good job of making it known that you can set up base wherever you want to with safeguards in place to make sure that most (not all) places are viable is you are creative enough to make it work.
Heck you can even set up base in one of the many portal worlds you will come across in the game though locations are more strict since you will need to find one of the scattered power bench type things to have a source of power to work off of. But the possibility is there for you if you are willing to put into the work. Buildcrafting is also pretty robust with a number of jobs and traits to choose from with both positive and negative traits to choose from, negative traits though do give points to slot into positive traits so you can trade say needing to eat and drink more for points to be able to learn skills faster.
One big thing is you can adjust the sandbox to your liking wether it's controlling how large an item stack can go to controlling how fast or slow your needs decrease to even how effective fridges are (when they are powered obvs).
Also the accessibility options are insane with so many toggles to tune out things if you have certain phobias like arachnophobia (fear of spiders), trypanophobia (Fear of needles) and even Emetophobia. There is even sound based options for stuff like eating/drinking, breathing and repetitive sounds like alarms and the like. Never have I seen such attention to detail to make a game as accessible to play as this one and kudos to the devs for doing so.
There is however a few gripes I have one of which is the special armour you need to craft to be able to use the weapons dropped by the soldier enemies in the game since they have dismally low armour and require to get pretty high accuracy skill in order to unlock them for use.
The lack of a snap grid is also an issue at least for me since I am pretty ocd about item placement so if things are even just a little off I end up just dismantling it to try it again (I have ashamedly spent as long as 4-5 minutes trying to get things to line up exactly right).
There is also the issue (least in multiplayer) where often to join a server or enter and area and all these sounds go off at once like breaking boxes, things being plugged in etc like the area forgot eveything is in a certain state but I dunno if that's just a latency thing or such.
That said despite my gripes this is still a game definitely worth picking up and a new update is due to being released in Feb with the full release coming in spring according to the roadmap (Autumn if you're Australian like me).
Though like most games like this it's best to find a group to play with and Deep Field's discord is a pretty good place to look, though you can play it solo if that's your preference.
Abiotic Factor is my favorite co-op survivalcraft I've played since Grounded and that's very high praise. The exploration with soulslike map design might be my favorite part. It's utterly labirynthine and you constantly discover surprising shortcuts leading back to places you visited before. I kept getting lost in this game and I loved every minute of it.
The crafting progression, social features and stealth/combat were also fun, but it was the stellar exploration that really made the game stand out for me.
despues de jugar este juego por mas o menos un mes con mis amigo. me parece increible es uno de los mejor juegos disponibles para cualquier persona que le gusten los juegos survivial o de aventura. se nota que esta echo con mucho cariño y recibe parches continuamente que cambian mucho del juego y mejoran la experiencia de juego 100 / 100 uno de los mejores juegos del mundo
The game is an interesting mix between Half-Life, SCP: Containment Breach and includes base building mechanics, based on things you find instead of completely "DIY" assemblies. Lots of content, with giant maps.
The gameplay takes precedence before the story, but is still very intriguing and mystifying.
Would recommend.
black mesa vibes /survival/crafting
also the game runs pretty good for early access and the exploration isn't boring and tedious
Crazy amount of crashes on a new pc that runs any other game with no issues. This game is fun but only 1-2 hours at most at a time because of crashing. Open a chest - crash, Look at a water cooler - crash. I've tried a bunch of supposed fixes but the problem has actually gotten worse. Now my longest session is about 10 minutes before crashing.
Great game to play with friends, there is so much to do and much more variety than other survival games. You always have another area to progress towards and new stuff to craft. Good times.
Abiotic Factor is such a gem of a game.
It takes a survival game, half life, SCP style anomalies, great layered map design and mashes them together to produce a game that is worth your time.
It has the standard progression system of discovering items that progress your further into the game, but because the map isn't randomly generated the devs are able to setup the world in a way that promotes exploration instead of just a material grind fest.
Ive got 60 hours so far and Ive hit the end point of the current build of early access, but I expect to be putting at least 60 more hours into this game when it fully releases.
Do you like Half-Life?
Do you like Survival/Crafting?
Buy this game.
This game captures the nostalgia of Half-Life with added quirky humor. I've got 51 hours already in the game and I haven't even completed 1/2 of it so far. This is by far one of the best early access games I've played. Add in Multiplayer and it's even better. You won't regret this.
Very neat half life inspired game, cool retro graphics, neat enemies, check it out!
I would've easily gave this a thumbs up for the first 2/3rds of the game. Unfortunately, everything related to the hydroplant sucks. It's very unclear what to do, has constant fetching and forces you to deal with extremely strong enemies that respawn far too frequently. It feels like it was rushed out compared to the rest of the story. The game turns from a fun sandbox/adventure to a frustrating chore simulator. Wiki on second monitor is mandatory unless you stop to read every single note, every diagram, every dialogue and every email. Will update the review if the devs rework the segment substantially.
You'd think the Survival crafting genre has gotten stale, and in a lot of regards, it certainly has, but unlike most survival crafting games, Abiotic Factor lands into "Great game territory" The setting and aesthetics of the game could be summed up as Half-life 1 crossed with SCP, which is unique and compelling for driving the player forward.
Compared to many other survival crafting games, the "survival" mechanics of Abiotic Factor are much less tedious than other competitors; The game is definitely more enjoyable with friends but I'd imagine it is enjoyable as a singleplayer experience as well.
Highly recommend the game after the 20 hours I've sunk into it, Abiotic factor is a stellar example of how a survival crafting game can be fun instead of feeling like a second job
A fun take on the original Half-Life as through the lens of a survival crafting game.
Not super far into it, but so far new recipes and materials have been steadily dripfed to me and my group. The atmosphere and the worldbuilding clearly have a good amount of love put into them.
DEFINITELY play with friends. Playing solo is prolly still great on it's own, but roving around as a band of semi-murderous scientists armed with literal garbage can't be beat.
There is alot in this game but if you want to capture the magic of the game I would suggest to wait until everything is there to immerse yourself in the adventure the first time.
Hella Fun,
near total freedom to solve solutions or build bases.
tons of possible solutions, (ie: spam turrets everywhere bcs why not? or building bridge to skip sections bcs you are lazy to fight all over again)
tons of references, find and figure them (one of them is surprisingly from NMRIH)
just need time too cook, and refine the game as a whole.
(P.S to devs please add Halberds, as in THE OG medieval Halberds, modded batons and bigger deployable lights like construction lights)
Edit: also can you guys add full medieval set for late game pure melee builds? (disables aiming assists, debuffs reload by a ton in exchange for strength, fortitude, stamina, and both melee buffs)
If you hate modern survival games and enjoy Half Life or other GoldSrc mods/games. You will adore this game.
If you enjoy SCP or games that contain entities similar to that genre of writing and you enjoy the things above?
You should buy this game.
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Deep Field Games |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 09.03.2025 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 97% положительных (13432) |