Abiotic Factor

This game is severely underrated. The atmosphere and lore is really cool and the gameplay is fairly realistic. The map is very expansive and interconnected, which is cool to explore and find new areas and shortcuts. The difficulty definitely picks up quickly, but is manageable if you upgrade your arsenal. The crafting system is also unique and pretty interactive. Overall very fun game, especially with friends.

My favorite survival game

♥♥♥♥♥ полная, оптимизация ♥♥♥♥♥♥, даже у 42 билда Project Zomboidа такой ♥♥♥♥♥ не происходит, как тут

Probably only halfway through. It's really good. So many thoughts: survival mechanics feel good, so much interesting exploration, so many interesting game mechanics, great progression that keeps the game constantly interesting, challenging but not overbearing, intriguing setting (very SCP coded), comedy sprinkled throughout. Highly recommend. Play for great lines like: "Oh, I love coffee in my coffee hole!"

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Good game

One thing ruined this game for me. Things were going somewhat smoothly, the game has a tendency to push you down when you feel like you're getting a footing, I could overlook most of the shortcoming of the game if they didn't punish me for trying to play the game in a way the developers don't like. Why should anyone bother trying to be invisible when you're just going to throw in an enemy that can see through invisibility? Gotta be some powerful boss right? or a rare enemy? maybe some lore powerful order guy with thermal vision? Maybe I'm not the only one with the trinket to see invisible enemies?? No, it's nothing fun like that. it's a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ mounted gun turret with infinite range, infinite ammo, no windup, no cooldown, no warning, just 15 jarring bullet splatter sounds, your character screaming, and loud heartbeats from the multiple bleed procs you just took because you poked your head into his sightline for one frame. Sure would be nice if you could use SOMETHING to OBSCURE YOUR PERSONAGE and MAKE YOU HARDER TO DETECT BY ENEMIES. But no, the developers don't like that you want to skip past all their bullet sponges and bleeding machines, so they're going to force you to run at a turrets like the beaches of normandy and just somehow survive that plus kill all the other armed dudes who aggro to your opaque slender scientist form and descend on you like rabid faulty-pathfinding wolves. That is if the turret didn't bleed you to death first or god forbid you forgot to take a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ nap earlier. You cannot complete a 100% stealth run of this game because you cannot hide from turrets, they will instantly spot you the nanosecond you pass a line-of-sight check and blast you to pieces. The game puts the MSQ in the direct line of sight of these turrets in the lategame CONSTANTLY and gives you little or sometimes NO OPTIONS to circumvent them. This completely ruins the experience for me and made me want to install mods just to bypass the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ and see what disappointing ending is awaiting me past all this masochism fetish porn. How is it that the actual enemy version of the mounted turret actually does turret gameplay right by having a telegraphed windup/reload to know when you're about to be cheese-gratered and give you time to flee to safety. Not with turrets. Turrets are the Eye of Sauron. Hop from one piece of cover to the next bandaging bullet hole after bullet hole so you can reach the encampment without dying so you can finally clear them out. what? Oh yeah, they respawn too. There is no getting rid of the turrets. They will always come back. You should definitely give this game a try, grab some friends and get have some wacky hijinks with the early game toys. But, don't push past the Hydroplant, it's just not worth it. Don't torment yourself unless it gets you off.