Unaided: 19392016

Unaided: 1939

2016 Drix Studios71Good

Playable on

Available on

Steam
$4.99

Game modes

Single player

Details

Launch: September 29, 2016
Developer: Drix Studios
Publisher: Drix Studios
Themes: Action
Genres: Indie

Overview

Unaided: 1939 is a hardcore Top-Down shooter with stealth elements, set in the year 1939 before the start of World War II. Germany has not yet attacked Poland but tensions have already risen in central Europe.

Players69

Worthwhile

Steam69from 13 reviews

Game is not very polished, many small bugs and annoying things.
What is worse, I've completed the whole game in 2h while repeating many missions 5-6 times.
The amount of content is very low.

This is actually quite a good little gem that's a throwback to classic top down stealth shooter games! I was pleasantly surprised.

Pros:
Solid gameplay
Great graphics
Great characters
Easy to follow story
Smooth animations. I LOVE the knife kills. So satisfying.

Cons:
A few bugs. None distract from the experience.

Overall worth the price! 9/10

If you like TopDown shooter games like Hotline Miami and MGS, then this game is for you.

It's quite challenging and I like how you can choose how to approach each mission.
The visual style is also refreshing as most WW2 games are very realistic looking. Seeing a stylized one is good.

Overall, worth the price.

Very challenging! Coasting through a mission with a submachine gun armed is difficult, if not, impossible. You have to think very carefully with each move you make, or else you'll end up dead over and over again (like I did haha). This is exactly what a stealth game should be. It makes use of your critical thinking skills. Unaided: 1939 truly delivers...

This game has two mechanics that combine into a huge flaw: - Enemies can spot you behind low obstacles - The game has a top-down point of view From this perspective it's almost impossible to tell where you can or can't hide -talking about obstacles that go up to the shoulder, not obviously low obstacles,- 100% of the time, I could only tell that an...