Análises recentes de FranticShooter

Excellent incremental game, fun to sit and play mindlessly. 9/10

Excellent Psychological Horror game with fairly simple PvE gun combat. Superb soundtrack with an excellent style and engaging story left me fully exploring (most) areas to gather all the information and piece together the story. Some fairly obvious story cliches are evident from the beginning but I was often interested in the mystery of some elements and occasional twists. At (my purchase of) about 13-14$ and almost 13 hours played I would say this game almost perfectly reached 1$ an hour, and probably deserved about 1.50$ an hour. High quality stuff, highly recommend to anyone interested in any of these elements (other than the PvE shooting combat which was fairly simplistic if even lackluster.)

I can't say anything that hasn't already been said about this game, it's a decent zombie survival horror game with a bare bones story that really strikes that classic feel. The gun play is just lacking enough, the zombies just stupid enough, and the graphics just pixely enough to be that nice little game. You aren't gonna write home about it, it won't make any top 10's, but it's definitely the first game in a while that made me feel like I got exactly my moneys worth out of it. If you've got any interest, or honestly even a small hint of interest you're not gonna be disappointed by what you get here.

I spent 2$ on this game, which Is about as much as I can recommend to anyone who wants to pick up this game.

I had a few issues, most of them pretty minor or meh like lame level design, same-samey areas, combat reminiscent of games like Crypt of the Necrodancer but without the rhythm or satisfying movement, and just in general too repetitive music. My number 1 issue was interactability identification. I had one puzzle i was stuck on for ages, until I decided to run against every wall until eventually "A stone popped loose from the wall" which I could use to actually start the puzzle. I was never told that there was a option to free things from the wall, and even still this behavior carried on into the later levels. Some things like scrolls in divots or potions in walls were difficult to see especially when dealing with enemy patterns or trying to figure out how the game wants you to move.

I'm not sure honestly if this is a passion project clouded by a developer too stubborn to fix it or a thinly veiled lie where the line in the description that says "The Spirit of 1980's home computer RPGs revived for contemporary audiences and platforms," is actually just a way to ship off a poorly made game and call it a day. Either way, this game isn't all too exciting and doesn't have the difficulty to be called a puzzle game or the challenge to be called an action-adventure game.

Very enjoyable game, superb concept and well written. Don't get fooled, this isn't a horror game. There is some suspense, maybe a bit of scares if you don't like heights, some auditory things, but otherwise there is very little in the way of real actual horror in this game. It is however, one of the greatest exploration and mapping devices I've ever seen. I would love to see some community made content using this exact mechanic in different scenarios, it is absolutely phenomenal and the developers should be very proud of this. Fantastic game, worth at full price.

If you're looking at my money to time spent, I spent a good chunk of time mapping out areas and filling them in which is why my time spent is probably much higher than most.

Very fun game, some slightly not so great puzzles and some pretty obvious "inspiration" (read as: blatant stealing) from others game such as Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes. Otherwise a pretty sweet game that is a little short time wise for the price tag. Should be noted I played as the Hacker and my partner as Agent and she did not enjoy the game as much.

Spaceplan is a mediocore idle game with a surprisingly nice art style. It seems simple and placeholdery but after a bit of time eventually develops and becomes surprisingly nice. However, it is not a very enjoyable game to play as incremental games go. Simple, singular focused, and overall not well balanced for the upgrade aspect of the game, which ends up being mostly pointless after the half way mark anyways. The second half of this game is a lot much more enjoyable, with things that are active and interesting that aren't just waiting and holding an auto-clicker over your "increase number" button. With an ending cinematic that is honestly the best part of the game, you're not gonna miss the 5-2$ this game costs realistically and the ability to close the game and re-open it to gain some points is already better than half of the incremental games I've played.

6/10, buy it on sale or just watch a youtube video on it.

Very well made game that is very very difficult, don't let the easy going nature fool you. Interesting mechanic which feels overused but is done so well in this game that I can't imagine anyone would complain about it being unoriginal.

Absolutely incredible game, very enjoyable gameplay, so many interesting places to explore, things to find, characters and creatures to fight.

My one and only complaint is with the Final Fight which is completely atrocious. It gives the final boss multiple abilities which have not been used before such as one where you need to jump over her wave in order to dodge the attack. This in of itself would be fine except for the fact that she goes red and does this flip move, which looks identical to half of her other red moves. So you instinctively dodge roll, only to get smacked down and take a hit. She also swaps out her grab move for a much more lethal one, sometimes knocking you down and then grabbing you with no time to react and then boom you're dead. As well as other elements like adding the robot which fires lasers making the fight somewhat RNG, and some particularly stinky delays on attacks, she feels more like difficulty bloat than a final boss. Other than that, the game is phenomenal and absolutely worth it. With enough luck and some dedication to the stupidity you'll get through it and receive a very well deserved happy ending.

Highly recommend to any who enjoys a game that feels like a souls-lite, with excellent characters and a well written story.

Weak entry into the 2 player cooperative puzzles genre, low effort placed into rooms outside of the main ones you enter including hallways, simple puzzles that take very little effort to solve and then puzzles where the entire mechanic is reliant on the other player to solve the puzzle and the other to just press buttons. Other games such as the We Were Here series has much more enjoyable puzzles that use these mechanics which don't make the one player feel like the sole solver of the puzzle and the other feel like just a button jockey. Feels like the game could have been adjusted to be single player and would have been nearly the same, barring one or two puzzles.