25 Cadre of Death2018

Early Access

25 Cadre of Death

2018 indie_games_studio53Mediocre

Playable on

Available on

Steam
−48%$0.51

Game modes

Single player

Details

Launch: October 22, 2018
Developer: indie_games_studio
Publisher: indie_games_studio
Themes: Action
Genres: Simulator
Adventure
Indie

Overview

The dead city of Time Beach, in the American state of Misuri, generates a sense of fear and loneliness. This city and its districts are completely cut off from the real world. The main character is Caleb Ridus, having got there for not understandable reasons, it is necessary to understand what happened in this city.

Players21

Painful

Steam21from 19 reviews

This game is very rough right now. The graphics look good but the voiceover and movement need work. I can tell the text in game was not written by a native english speaker or writer, needs work.
My Suggestion: Wait. or get it during a bundle.

25 Cadre of Death, I wonder what the game's name is about. The game still looks like is on a beta stage, a lot of things need to be done. With the fist monster I encountered a bug that should not have be in the game since this looks like is not an early-access anymore. When the elevator door is open and you're hiding in the closet (no pun intended),...

Bad, unfinished ... Poor translation as usual by this dev.

Don't be tempted to buy this piece of garbage. Not even at a big discount.

All this dev does is release games that CAN look great but offer no proper gameplay, and then start another game that also NEVER gets updated.

Cons: No invert Y, No brightness settings, buggy, laggy, not fully translated to English, not supporting all headsets.

Pros: You can exit the game, You can uninstall the game, you can play something better

This is a broken and buggy mess of a "game." Text to speech voice over and pre-purchased assets compose the majority of this creatively bankrupt experience. Several soft-locking bugs ruin any sense of pacing such as game events not triggering or weapon failing to reload and freezing the hud. This might have been more bearable with frequent checkpoints...