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update: after watching a video of how to "beat" it, I can no longer recommend the game. There isn't even a damn "you win" screen or credits, the game just continues on and its implied that you "won" Idk if i'd actually fully 100% recommend it, but its hard to be the only reviewer and be too critical. The game is good, its similar to Iron Lung in that its a low poly 3d puzzle game, but you have to get the run perfect while discovering more things like in Outer Wilds. The atmosphere is intriguing and the concept unique. Essentially every 30 seconds or so, a radioactive pulse shoots across the sky, obliterating anything in its way as well as taking away 25% of your health unless you're indoors. You need to hop between bases and vehicles to try to get to the source of it. I liked the game enough to try diligently at it for a few hours, but ultimately couldn't beat it and got frustrated with the system. Perhaps the most annoying aspect is there is no way to descend your helicopter, and for a game where the most important thing is getting to the ground and taking cover, having to wait 20 seconds for the helicopter to slowly descend is frustrating. That said, the setting intrigued me more than Iron Lung. I hesitantly recommend to others but understand you're essentially getting a creative project

With barely any direction to this game I found it very difficult to know what I was supposed to do. When you can what feels randomly die to mass amounts of radiation that I have no way of detecting, I eventually got frustrated of dying and quit playing.

[h1] Developer responded and fixed very quickly [/h1] 0xff is from Joakim Sandstrom. The friendly developer responded and quickly fixed. The below video will be replaced soon with a working version. Steam also responded quickly with their quality control which is a big plus in my eyes to them also here. All in all, while the developer is around and it’s on sale, I would recommend it for those that can play rtx games. https://youtu.be/nBYawWMqsXo

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