Welcome to the Unknown Research Consortium (U.R.C.), where you’re tasked with conducting reconnaissance missions, terminating unknown threats, gathering crucial information, and reaching the evacuation point in this treacherous top-down extraction shooter.
Kind of a top down version of Active Matter. Deal with bizarre anomalous creatures and roaming lunatic bandits. You have a base to decorate and upgrade. It's an extraction shooter with decent sized maps to explore. I like the Ui design, even if there's a lot going on there. Your character seems to have RPG stats that level up as you do things and use...
Honestly one of the better pve extraction shooters out there. Up there with Hope01 for my favourites this year. I've sunk in 40 or so hours into the demo and that alone was only 40% of the EA release.
It's actually quite good. I don't understand the negative reviews about this game.
My only gripe is that despite i'm playing in English language, the game still has many Chinese letters that are still not translated properly in English and some of the stats displayed are not that intuitive.
Game is getting review bombed by AI-luddite crybabies and dont have anything to do with the actual game at all
No Such Place caught my eye a few weeks ago while exploring alternatives to the traditional, first person extraction shooters I have been used to playing for years. Escape from Tarkov, Hunt Showdown, Active Matter; you name it and I've probably played it. Recently, I started to delve into the isometric style, indie extractions such as Zero Sievert,...
