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I bought this game a while back and gave it a good review in hopes that the devs would feel encouraged to continue work on it; but as many people informed me, this game is a complete Unity asset paste, no work or talent is presented here. Do not waste your time looking at this game. Get 7 Days to Die instead. Devs are still hard at work and it's a solid game. I'll keep my initial review posted below for reference and as an attempt to eliminate confusion.





(OLD REVIEW)

So, I was one of the people looking at this game and all the negative reviews thinking, "How bad could this be?". Well, against my better judgement, I purchased it. And OH MAN, does it need work. I got it because I wanted a survival/building game like 7 Days to Die, but didn't want to pay $25. However, this game feels like it's still in pre-development stages. I wander around hitting the map border constantly; I can't figure out how to aquire cloth, which is a immediate necessity; And I can't find ANY zombies or animals. There's no configurable settings other than graphic options, and the save feature doesn't work.
If you are expecting a full working game, I honestly cannot recommend. But if you're an optimistic person, who desires to pay only $3 to see a game grow into something special, go for it.
I'm leaving positive feedback because I want to encourage the devs to continue to put effort into it. All the ingredients for an awesome game are there, they just need to fix the basic stuff before adding anything else.

This is one of those underdeveoloped games that could be really good if the devs cared enough. However, it is very playable and even somewhat entertaining, despite most weapons and equipment being subjected to payment before being rendered "usable" by the player. Typical, huh? I recommend this title to beginners of FPS games on PC.

I wish there were a neutral option. The game looks great and plays smoothly. I just have 2 "game-breaking issues" in my personal opinion.

-1- Hitbox Detection

Different guns have their specific issues but all relate back to hit detection. After growing accustomed to gun-play, you'll probably get used to the picky hitbox; However, it's still not quite as polished as I would like. Or maybe I'm just bad:P

-2- Generic Maps

NONE of the maps feel like the futuristic cyber-punk streets of Tokyo as they do in GITS. Make the maps darker, dirtier, more like the ghetto part of a futuristic city lol Maybe even raining in some parts. This was a big issue to me because I was looking forward to becoming immursed within the world of GITS:(

Maybe these issues will be resolved; Maybe they won't. But the game sits at a 4/10 for me currently.

Freaking addicting. I just keep making more imaginary money.

Path of Exile is a very enjoyable RPG that you can play with your friends. You take out monsters, bandits and wizards! Classic fun!!! It seems that the overlaying theme is a bit repetitive, but nothing too bothersome. A great game, and it's FREE!!!

ARMA: Cold War Assult is a game that at one time was pretty cool. But because of it's lack of multiplayer servers and outdated graphics, it seems impractical to purchase this specific game. I recomend you try the original ARMA or ARMA II. Don't get me wrong, it's not a bad game. But it just doesn't bring anything new or worthwhile to the table except for the Cold War theme. If you're in to pre-made scenarios and mediocre single player military simulations, go for it. But like I said, I would go for one of the newer games, or at least one that is multiplayer.

Counter-Strike can join in with Golden Eye in taking credit for defining the common FPS game as we know it today. It's servers are still active over a decade of entertainment. You customize your gear then choose to either use tactics to disarm the bomb, or you can JUST RUSH IN LIKE AN INSANE PERSON, GRIP THE HOSTAGES BY THE ARM AS YOU SAY "FOLLOW ME NOW!!!", and get them to safety. It is pure greatness. And the system requirements are not demanding, so virtually any computer nowadays can run it.

Todd Howard succeeds in outshining Morrowind's predecessors in this masterpiece that changed the way we look at RPG's forever. Morrowind is set in a massive fantasy world for the player to explore, if they desire to. Morrowind has a rich environment, loads of quests, and an incredible soundtrack that has remained the theme of the Elder Scrolls game. And by some chance, you happen to complete every quest, there is a massive Morrowind mod movement that will likely live on for some time, so the fun will continue. I recommend this game for hours of fun.

Garry's Mod is a tool that can let your mind be free to express creativity. You do not have to be a genius to play this game, but you must have just a little imagination. From just simply spawning objects, to designing your own game from scratch, Garry's Mod does it all. With the massive amount of people designing items in the workshop, you are likely to never become bored. I definitely recommend this game.

The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion is a game that took the RPG genre by storm; and for good reason. This game is so colorful and rich with story, you'll be sucked into it's massive world instantly. In my opinion, this game is superior to it's succesor. I absolutley recommend this to anyone who enjoys massive open world games. I have countless hours clocked into this game and most likely a lot more to come.