W4RR-i/o-RS

Video Review https://youtu.be/-SPgVLCyDxs Quick Info W4RR-i/o-RS is a really interesting idea that failed to deliver on any front. It tries to place the player in the position of the main character so that they can live the avatar’s experiences (see Question-based Immersion). However, none of the premise of the game, as described on the Steam Page,... Read more

I have love for the sequel, but not so much for the original W4RR-i/o-RS game found here. This is very much a glorified spreadsheet with no story, game, or goals. I know that is stated on the store page, and sometimes that kind of system works - but unfortunately not here. And on top of that, the incredibly rough edges are insult to injury. Essentially,... Read more

Text needs formatting or is purposefully annoying to read, not sure which. No point (which is the point I think). Seems to be an artsy game, I'm not a fan, I guess I'll go back to playing domina. Game isn't playable unless you copy the files in the second folder named w4rri/o-rs into the empty first file named it. I can't be too annoyed with the game... Read more

What is W4RR-i/o-RS? Well, I have no clue, honestly. Just like the store page says, it is a zero-player game essentially. It is just machines or warriors or whatever fighting against each other, as well as time passing. The screenshots on the store page show you the entire game. The game gives too few information to really be interesting, but it gives... Read more

There is basically nothing to recommend this game. It might've been interesting if stapled to its successor, W4RR-i/o-RS: Descent, as an additional mode that integrated with the gameplay in that game. But here it is, exactly as the Store description states: a nearly zero-player game that almost plays itself. This is not some secret game hiding behind... Read more