In this virus-ravaged, post-apocalyptic world, you will wield the power of infinite resurrection to delve into perilous ruins, gather legendary gear, and draw strength from the gods—growing stronger through endless cycles, until you become a true savior legend.
R.I.P. - Reincarnation Insurance Program feels to me like a combination of Resident Evil's atmosphere and Vampire Survivors' gameplay.
The dark atmosphere, creature designs, and gunplay give off a Resident Evil vibe, while the constant enemy waves, character upgrades, build creation, and preparation for bosses create the same kind of addictive feeling...
Fantastic game, but there is a limit to replayability/things to do since there's a fairly small amount of unique weapons for each character, and not as many unique weapons/armor as I expected. I would say at about the 40 hour point the game is fairly complete (all characters lvl 40 with pretty optimized armor sets allowing clearance of lvl 6 bosses...
On face value its clean and smooth. Polished even.
But it also quite.. empty somehow. The maps feel rather samey. The quests and challenges quite pointless. The upgrades quite... limited in scope. Once youve seen one "maxed electricity" build youve seen them all type deal. I also have zero interest in leveling a new character. Its tedious even having...
It's fine. If you want one more zombie survivors game with a fresh coat of paint, this checks off the box, but it's just not very well done. There aren't many zones, each zone has 6 difficulties, which I guess is the reward for winning. The characters are all the same except for their starting weapons (most of which suck). The loop is literally "do...
The creator needs a better explainer for how builds work and some UX tweaks are needed on controller but this is like doing a full season diablo 2 character build in one sitting as many times as you want paired with an endgame grind that's super satisfying. I have played this 10x more than I thought I would.
