
Abstract is a third person, cooperative or player versus player online action game set in an evolving sci-fi world. Yes, we have rockets and lasers! Yes, we have kill-streaks! Of course we have zombies! Why not?
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Love this game have been following it since the beginning of development. Has been a fun experience seeing it come together and knowing all the hard work put into optimizing net code with countless hours per day to bring you a smooth release. Matchmaking works perfect and have not had any issues at all. Great price point for this game anyone can pick it up without breaking the bank!! Pressing quickplay is a fun surprise giving you a random game mode, map, time of day and weather. Looking forward to future updates and enjoying this game with my friends daily.
[strike]Perfect Great Decent Painfully Average[/strike] [h1]☑☑☑ Garbage ☑☑☑[/h1] [h1] Why steam don't remove dead games from store[/h1]
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Hours played at review time, across 27 reviews with recorded playtime.
Had a great time trying this game out with some friends. It's definitely still in the early phases of coming together but it has the bones of something fun to enjoy with a group of friends. The gunplay is pretty good and the map design has a nice bit of variation. It needs some additional features like lobby customization and some different game modes. But it's headed in the right direction.
"Abstract" is a dead Unreal asset flip, Digital Homocide style. The developer took a bunch of Unreal Marketplace assets and threw them into a blender. Some half baked attempt was made to create a PvP arena shooter out of this, but it failed dismally. There's no players, this is a dead wreck of a game, doing nothing but polluting the free section of the Steam store. This is "free" enough, at least you won't be expected to spend any more money after you download this, but just because something is free doesn't mean it's good. Even though this is "free", it failed to appeal to the 120 million+ gamers on Steam. SteamDB showed the game peaked at only 7 concurrent players... this is a dismal public reception. This was so bad they couldn't even give it away. Bearing in mind that free games don't add +1 to your game collector count, should you bother adding this to your library and downloading it? Nope. This isn't worth downloading. While this didn't cost me any money up front, I still feel ripped off.
Very kool concept graphics are nice but limited on things to do and modes to play. Great Platform but needs more love at the moment there is not enough.
[h1] Can't Thank the bus Driver [/h1] Fornite, Fort night, For Knight, Epic, Call of Duty, etc. It's the sequel to your favorite A B S T R A C T shooter, you know, it's everything you could want? Kill streaks, third person, versus mode, idk what cooperative mode there is, I've never seen it, and zombies ? This seems strange, the only thing I can find, is these 7 minute games where you're fighting bots because nobody is playing this game. Why is it that these games never even get a chance? Is everyone really playing every new COD that comes out? Is Fortnite still the game that everyone and their mom is playing? Will Dr.Disrespects game even be played? Only time will tell, but this thing has been given a good 3 years already and calling it dead, would imply that it ever lived. But like a bizzaro version of Frankenstein's monster, only love was missing and the beast never woke from it's slumber, and it was saved from the absence of life.
Super fun game, very original gameplay, love all the mechanics and gameplay.
First and foremost, this game is fun. Yes, it could use a bit more polish, but in it's current state me and a handful of friends spent a few hours just bopping about and having a great time. The good: The shooting mechanics are solid and felt good. Probably the most important aspect of a game like this. The game looks good. Some maps are better than others, but some really stand out (Cyberpunk City, Suburbia, Downtown). Headshot damage multipliers are in effect and very satisfying. I appreciate the health pack on a timer. I don't like scouring the map for health. AI bots will fill in for missing players, so you always have someone to shoot at. As a sneaky bastard, I always appreciate dark corners and narrow alleyways. You can 'nade jump. Tricky to do but pretty handy. The bad: As an animator, the pace of the running seems a bit slow and the animations are bit stiff. Earning weapon upgrades though kills (kill X enemies to receive a new weapon) ...works? But because the weapons immediately despawn if the player dies (and no one can pick it up) means the top tier weapons (like the pulse gun) are rarely seen. But when they are ... hooo boy! AI bots are a welcome addition, but generally don't pose much of a threat (unless you aren't paying attention) Dropped weapon crates can sometimes get hung up on the terrain (hover car, tree top, etc.) making them inaccessible. Final thoughts: Like I said, the game is fun to play, and that's the benchmark for me of a good game. It's definitely worth playing with some friends for some good ol' school "frag -a-paloza" action. As far in "in development" games go, this is way ahead of the curve.
Currently this game has no playerbase and no updates for 1 year. Therefore you won't fully experience - no multiplayer gameplay for ya, unless you get friend to play with you. But even without that it gets pretty stale. It feels like mildly polished Roblox-Fortnite mixture, without building. (Considering graphics mostly). PS: Feel free to comment, if anything changes.
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