I was intrigue by the discount because it is on my wish list. But then I got surprised by the low review count. Only 237 reviews after 5 years of release?

So I watch some Youtube videos. Then I understand the reason why.

It feels more like a prototype of a game from a single developer or a few programmers trying to earn extra bucks beside their real job in another company. For a game released in 2020, it feels more like it's from 2010, but with better texture and more polygons. The voice for the narrative is like generated using the most basic equipment. The particle effects, like bullets and explosions, are just so basic. The UI is just using standard components without any "cosmetics" to it. I mean it tries to copy the UI concept from "Halo" but it does not match the overall world environment. The color scheme is just not that immersive, like other professional games out there. And so on.

So when Steam gives a 65% discount, it's actually not a discount. It should be the normal price, especially when we're in 2025.

In the end, it's just another over-ambitious group of programmers or solo programmer trying to develop something but failed to rival any game studio out there.