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bomp

interesting game, but without a tutorial of some kind this game makes really no sense...

how do I use spell books? Why would I use anything else but the highest damaging item???

I have literally no idea what I'm doing

all the fond childhood memories...

I love this game! I'm a little sad that there is only so much content which is not too much overall

oh my god what an incredible game. Topics include: Fun, Music, Rhythm, Racing, 3D models, you know what just play it for yourself. It's worth the while.

The ending sequence had me sobbing. What a great game.

If you like one of the following, the game is definitely something for you:
- Polys
- Weaponry with customisation options
- Inventory Management
- Building
- Zombie Survival
- Random interesting features
- Steady updates
- A very reasonable price

I was told to leave a review, so I'm gonna do that, even if it's a bit harsh.

1. Graphics: Really fine now, apart from quite a lot of placeholder text

2. Logic: This game teaches early on, what you should never do: Time-based operations. Right in the first levels you are expected to turn at a specific time interval, but instead of providing that you need to figure that out by yourself. This is an awful idea. Instead the user should be able to incorporate the sensor they just aquired to detect when to turn.

3. Handling: I think this game in many ways feels a bit sloppy. The camera moves to quickly, number inputs do not make clear how to type into them, only showing that you can enter values by dragging. I would not complain if this system behaved like in GMod, but here it's just weird.

All in all, the newest changes are really promising! Price is really reasonable as well!

Very cool concept! I can't wait for the full game!

The controls are weird. What first confused me was, how I was supposed to use four inputs (LMB, RMB, Space, and Mouse) to successfully move in a no-gravity environment. It soon turned out to be a little worse than I expected. It's overall weirdly slow, grabbing onto objects is really confusing and would massively benefit of the human-fall-flat control scheme. The most annoying problem I encountered was my arms colliding with my body and thus not moving where I needed them to be

Map interaction is very troublesome. I think the main issue here is the 3d environment. Moving around often results in some kind of vertical movement, which results in sometimes not being able to interact with the map. I often ended up only being able to flip the switches with my body.
There are also some movable items which have a blue arrow pointing at them (I assume they are required?). If one slips into space you are probably doomed.

The other really bad issue is the camera. There is no way to rotate the camera, which means that objects blocking the vision from above are awful to deal with.

TL;DR: This game has a lot of issues and my playtime until now has been very frustrating. I think you need a lot of practice to play this as well as the player in the trailer, but I don't know if I have the patience to play the same level for hours, always fighting with the fiddly and janky controls. Finally, there is not really much to do.

Verdict: I think this needs a controls overhaul, a tutorial, clearer indication and more levels (I don't think there are more levels). As of now, I don't think it's worth ~15€, I think it should be more like 5€.

Very interesting exploration/roguelike game, something I've never seen before, and it's really fun!

Also really cheap when big sales are live ;)

Pretty neat, though the whole combine thing gets annoying after a while. Everything is so dark, and .... NO FLASHLIGHT AAAA night vision sucks