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• gamedeal user

  Mar 29, 2023

  I have no idea how to write a real review, I usually just say to people, "Play it yourself, things are subjective", however, I have REALLY enjoyed this game and I want steams algorithm to pick it up some more. This is an absolute hidden gem of a game that I came across while searching for mods to turn Project Zomboid into isometric S.T.A.L.K.E.R. The price of this game alongside the DLCs are definitely a steal for the quality received, ~7 years of work from a single developer, who is very responsive and supportive of the game. The only cons that I can really think of are that the camera controls (Which have plenty of different options to choose from) and the melee combat could feel a little wonky at times, but they were nothing that couldn't be overcome. Not sure how to conclude this, but if you like the themes of Roadside Picnic, Metro, S.T.A.L.K.E.R. or Atom RPG you'll probably enjoy this, but you know, play it yourself, things are subjective. Also obligatory "nice" for 69 hours at review, with more hours to come.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 2, 2023

  Do you like the S.T.A.L.K.E.R. games? Are you a fan of good isometric or indie games? wanna see what one man with a dream to make a game can do? Buy this game, you wont be dissapointed. I decided to start writing reviews for some games from smaller devs that i enjoy and this was the first one to come to mind.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 8, 2022

  Action RPG with a top-down/isometric view, set in a gritty, post-disaster zone in Siberia. If you like the STALKER series, ATOM RPG's camera view, along with grid-based inventory management and an element of sandbox gameplay, you may enjoy this. Game may be hard for beginners to survival/action rpgs, so I have some newbie tips here from personal experience. (I may write a guide once I have more time) - Money: For early game, dismantling weapons at the workbench (especially low durability ones) into scrap metal, sell for more profit in total. Batteries sell well too, for 100 to the right NPCs (although you should keep a few on you). Dismantle ammo, grenades and mines which you don't need for gunpowder- they sell for 50. When you get the strangling rope, sometimes enemies killed that way drop eyeballs (eww!) which can be sold as well. Money ceases to be a problem by early-mid game, in fact it isn't a problem as most things could be found, just maybe need to buy the occasional potato bread or bandage when you are starting out. - Don't worry about food being expensive at first, it's only used when you need to heal or skip time in the field. You do NOT need to eat food to rest, unless injured. Rest by a campfire with your sleeping bag (don't sell it), that way you won't consume energy. Food is for healing and recovering energy- eat, then sleep. - Hence, if you ever run out of stuff and need things to respawn or trader to refresh, you can rest by the campfire for 8 hours at a time, at no loss incurred. This is useful for planning night operations as well, as you can skip time till it gets dark (consider your travel time to the next destination). - Loot boxes (breakable crates) respawn. Sometimes they drop things which can be useful for selling/usage. - Hold "X" to see interactable objects, like lockers, switches, etc. - Grinding: Enemies respawn after a few days. You can farm the starting areas, practice combat, stealth killing, etc. You can farm potatoes, there are 10 planting spots near the starting area, you need a shovel (can be bought from Sidor, the first trader). Hold "X" to see the planting spots. - Saving: If you anticipate a harder fight after you got some nice loot (and don't want to risk losing it), either exit and re-enter the map if possible (it will save, but not if you enter/exit a basement I think), or sneak and find a safe corner away from the enemies, rest with your sleeping bag for an hour (eat something if you are injured/tired). Remember that you can always come back another time, when you are better equipped to try a new strategy. Overall: I really enjoyed the aesthetics and gameplay. Maybe it's just me, but I enjoyed the loop of collecting more items, farming enemy NPCs for drops and experience, and exploring the world. I liked it so much that I bought the 2 DLCs after a few hours of play, and they are well worth the cost. Both DLCs are not mandatory for a playthrough though, and if you do buy them, they work with your current save. "Way of the Hunter" adds a skillpoints system (don't need to restart your game), and "Ravenwood" adds a separate area with more lore, enemies, loot, and a bit more stuff for the sandbox type of player. This game definitely requires some patience, and is well worth the time to discover things about it- it is like a well-crafted artwork, with details and elements which one can appreciate more over time. There was a pretty difficult mission early on which involves a puzzle (there's a walkthrough for it), but also tough mutants, high radiation and an anomaly. I died many times, before I finally cleared it almost perfectly in one pass, taking a more stealthy approach. So sometimes strategy is very important- you could go in all guns blazing, but I guess that means you would have to stockpile some ammo and meds beforehand. On a last note: Btw, I don't usually write reviews (I think this is my first), but this game really deserves a good review (not just those few liners of complaints), because of the care and polish the game receives, and the work ethic of the developer himself. Developer is very responsive to bugs and gameplay issues, and continues to patch the game regularly. I joined the Discord recently, just to look up some information, but was surprised that he asked me about my experience as a new player. I mentioned the issues I had with melee combat as a newbie, and he immediately got around to adjusting it, and adding a few new features as well. Game is priced fairly, and the developer shows a lot of passion for his own project, which shows in the game, despite it being developed by one person.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 7, 2021

  Feels like the original stalker game, Great immersion. beware that if you have played Anomaly or other such mods based on misery that this game will be ''easier'' the same way that vanilla stalker is easier.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 23, 2023

  A wonderful isometric action RPG and the Dev. is super-responsive and hard-working. A real tour-de-force for basically a one man team. If you like STALKER, Soviet esthetics, Wasteland or classic Fallout games, you will absolutely get your money's worth.
• gamedeal user

  Mar 20, 2023

  I really enjoy playing this on the Steam Deck, you have to mess with the controls a bit, but once you find the layout that works for you, the game is so much fun. I have tried playing this on PC before but didn't really get into it until I played it on the Steam Deck. Thanks Dev
• gamedeal user

  Feb 22, 2022

  This game is a hidden gem. Put in around 25hrs exploring every corner of it. (Steam somehow only shows 5) Atmosphere and characters are great. Gameplay mechanics are intuitive and exploring the levels is great fun! The dev is putting alot of thought and heart into it and it shows. Already excited for new content/DLC. Thanks!
• gamedeal user

  Jul 21, 2023

  Super cool game if you are into STALKER. The dev is a cool dude. Always active in discord to answer questions and help you out.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 1, 2023

  Top down Stalker
• gamedeal user

  Nov 25, 2021

  An interesting and atmospheric game with a little odd controls. It's really thrilling to explore the world, fight with enemies/mutants. Hardcore mode is recommended.