Abiotic Factor

Game is half the price of modern games Game is 6.5gb of storage Game took me 82 hours of gameplay to finish the story Game took 46.8hrs of my life in the past 2 weeks alone Game has insane lore that blows me away, especially the email logs and how they relate to the game itself Game still has tons of content I still don't know about Game is worth getting.

You know its a banger when 1 hour into the game you are already making crossbows out of a stapler to shoot pens at a patrol robot who restocks vending machines to rob soda cans and CPU off of its cold, dead body to sate your thirst. Bought it around launch and finished what was available during early access and they actually finished the game about 2 years later, its well worth it.

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After 100% completing this game I have decided to score it based on the single-player and multiplayer experiences: Single-player - 2/10 Multiplayer - 7/10 The game is insanely extensive with weeks worth of content to discover and explore as you desperately try to find a way out of the facility. However, the game lacks from a clear lack of vision, lore, or playtesting. Locking everything behind the most unbelievable grind only to find that every single "reward" in this game is the most incredible letdown leaving you wishing for more but there just isnt. Combat quickly becomes boring and repetitive as you quickly realize there are extremely few actually viable approaches to dealing with enemies. The game even goes as far as to market itself as an SCP game yet fails to deliver on almost anything SCP related instead resorting to what feels like a light brochure of SCP info despite it being the games entire main focus. On the other hand this game is truly an ADHD wonderland constantly offering you new mini adventures, crafting recipes, and base building materials to explore. Beyond the repetitive combat is things like fishing, farming, and even raising your own pets. In the most extreme cases you can even make yourself a mop 9000 and go on a cleaning spree that rival Viscera Cleanup Detail. What story there actually is will keep you strung along as you explore whole new biomes that stretch what you consider abnormal. In the end, if you are going to buy this game do it when it is on a big sale and you MUST play it with friends!

하프라이프 1 특유의 미학, SCP, 백룸과 유사한 기묘한 세계관을 오픈월드 생존 크래프팅 장르에 훌륭하게 녹여낸 게임. 이런 분위기의 장르를 좋아한다면 꼭 한 번쯤 플레이해볼 만한 작품이며, 몰입감 하나만큼은 최고 퍽과 스킬 등 다양한 성장 요소가 있어 캐릭터가 점점 강해지는 RPG적인 재미가 있고, 전투 시스템 역시 단순하지 않게 설계되어 있어 지루함이 적고 나름 스토리도 재미있게 짜여져있고 각 구역마다 개성 있는 맵 구조와 적들이 등장해 새로운 지역을 탐험하는 재미가 확실합니다. 적마다 공략 방식이 다르고, 이를 하나씩 파훼해나가는 과정도 이 게임의 큰 장점이지 않을까 싶습니다 물론 미로처럼 얽힌 맵 구조나, 파밍을 충분히 해두지 않으면 상위 아이템 제작을 위해 이전 구역으로 다시 돌아가야 하는 번거로움은 있습니다. 이러한 불편함마저도 이 게임 특유의 탐험과 생존 감각을 살려주는 요소라고 느껴집니다 하프라이프식 훌륭한 아트, SCP나 백룸 계열의 기묘한 분위기, 생존 크래프팅과 RPG 성장 요소를 좋아한다면 거를 타선이 없는 최고의 게임입니다. 물론 다행히 한글 패치 또한 존재합니다 디시인사이드 에이바이오틱팩터 갤러리에 들어가시면 쉽게 구하실수있습니다

I have to gush about this game. I’m currently playing through it with my wife, and we’re having such a good time. I went in knowing almost nothing beyond “it’s another survival game.” We’d enjoyed Raft and wanted something new. I wasn’t expecting this. What surprised me most is how well it keeps you busy. There’s always some kind of pressure: health, needs, enemies stalking you, base attacks, dwindling ammunition, equipment breaking. There’s constantly something to deal with, and they’ve absolutely nailed that feeling of never being bored or sitting around waiting for something to happen. It’s also much harder than I expected, even with a few quality-of-life tweaks to our server. Certain sections in the third area forced us to rethink how we played. You can’t always rush in and gun everything down; you have to adapt. The game pushes you to do that quite often, and it feels like a natural part of discovering how the world works. The level design is fantastic. The locations are varied, but what really stands out is how much progress you feel just from exploring. You open shortcuts, discover new materials, and find secrets leading to places you didn’t even know existed—even after spending more than ten hours in an area. My favorite part, though, is how the game’s systems come together to create hilarious moments. At one point, we came across a robot and assumed it was the same kind we were used to dealing with. Then it turned on my wife, grabbed her, and started carrying her down a ramp toward a containment cell. Meanwhile, I was frantically trying to reload my painfully slow shotgun to save her. I can’t do justice to how funny it was. Can’t recommend it enough.

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