Recent reviews by Volati!e

I want to see this game come to life as this is one of my favorite world aesthetics. This is a beautifully detailed world that I can't wait to immerse myself into. Even in Early Access there's quite a bit of exploration and story, but not much in the way of customization, sadly.

One thing I feel like I need to criticize is the crafting system. In EA, there isn't much to craft, but the complaint I have about it is that the system itself felt slow and unintuitive. The world seemed to grind to an unsatisfying halt while the system 'deployed' and then slowly created the thing I chose to make. I like the crafting overall and I can't wait to see it in it's full glory, but with how it's implemented needs serious tweaking.

The combat is fun, I love the story and I hope to see more features with the Tech vs. Magic level. All in all, I'm excited to experience this game's full story!

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If you've ever lived in an apartment in New York this game is exactly like that

There is very little story and game here. It's being released episodically, but this is pretty much a first-person, point-and-click adventure. Not really worth it in it's current state - even on sale.

Music is very epic and atmospheric... quite out of place for a puzzle game. No sound effects that I heard, so you're just silently running through a quiet, burning facility.

Overall this game is not finished - episode releases don't exclude the fact that there is very little substance here.

This can be beaten in about an hour, so if the price is worth an hour or so of an okay puzzle game, go for it.

The music was nicely developed, if not a little buggy (cutting off abruptly at the end of a song). But the footsteps were immediately muted due to them being a very grating stomping.

The puzzles themselves were a little challenging - nothing too difficult - and the environment was interesting enough if you like Unity engine assets made into a cyber experience.

The story was interesting at first with the conundrum of humans and machines, but it quickly devolved into a strange fantasy that was either allegory or something completely unrelated to the story that was already established.

This is a pretty bare-bones game, but it offers enough to offer to keep you interested until the end. Get it on sale and keep it to support the dev.

Graphics are amazing, gunplay is what you'd expect from CoD and the campaign is pretty decent and I felt very immersed throughout. I don't play the Multi-player, but the campaign was worth the sale price. Definitely buy during the sale.

This is an extremely immersive, challenging and fun adventure around a small 18th century town (That changes in small ways as you progress through and find extra things) that heavily rewards exploration and figuring things out for yourself.

You have three weapons: your musket, pistol and sword. Most small enemies die in one well-placed headshot, but you only have one shot in each weapon. Learning to switch weapons and to make sure your weapons are loaded is essential.

There are only a few enemy types shambling about, like the spider or the zombie, but each type has a different way to approach it. Most of the little guys you can just shoot in the head and you're done, but even they have different things about them from one type to the other.

The game, while very fun, is also pretty short if you just want to kill the bosses and move on. Even if you take your time and explore at your own pace, it's still kinda short.

Atmospherically, this game excels in ways most horror games wish they could do well in. The sound design is nothing short of amazing. The graphics aren't anything to write home about, but that doesn't hinder the gameplay whatsoever.

A short, challenging and actually scary horror game is definitely worth your money if you like horror games.

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It's just good old-fashioned mutant killing fun, and the weapons are very fun to use!