Apocalypse Island

I was trying to figure out what this game is about. But only for few minutes and i appear on some island and nobody there, I came to some village and nobody there. So i siwthced off game...and nobody here ! I CAN NOT RECOMMEND TO MY FRIEND NOR MY GRANDMA.

Promising game, I hope the dev keeps adding new features and makes it even smoother.

Fun survival gameplay with a tense atmosphere and interesting exploration.

-1 Нет русского языка. -1 Неудобное управление. -1 Графика из 2010го не смотря, что это лоу поле, уже тогда был Unturned -1 Хитдетекшн зомби просто ужасный, попасть по врагу, если рядом есть хоть что-то из окружения невозможно. -1 Не продуманный лут и крафт. -1 Однообразная музыка и раздражающие звуковые эффекты. +1 Стоит как банка "швека". +1 Про зомби, для любителей этой темы, я из них. Всё. Ранний доступ подразумевает изменения игры. Можете попробовать дать ей шанс, если хотите. Я взял за бесплатно, поэтому мне всё равно.

Baring In Mind Early Access, Can see the general idea and space to grow and evolve with this zombie survival. Plenty of exploring and looking around. Hopefully see more when the story comes into play.

What I said before about this being removed from early access early still feels right. ...buuut... I'm definitely changing my review. If you want to play a jankier version of The Forest, this is definitely a good option. I put my review as not recommended before because this game was rough, and in the span of two weeks: - You can eat/reload items - Putting items in your hotkeys from a chest works - I haven't crashed again - the head bob feature was in the options menu (this was my bad. I didn't see it in the options) - other reviews about zombies wrecking you immediately never made sense to me. I was always able to win fights against the horde stumbling up to me. - the options saved between plays. I closed and opened the game multiple times to test it. - this game doesn't say it's supported by Steam Deck. With that being said, on low settings it doesn't lag like it did before. - there's an option for fast collecting items from a chest This all changed in two weeks after the dev responded to my review and told me they would work on fixing issues. Sure, this game is a bit janky. It also has some quality features missing/rigged like not being able to sleep until you're low on energy even though it's so dark that you should just stand next to a bed, or you have to swing multiple times judging the distance at an object before hitting it. This is a $2 game I got for free and it has now exceeded expectations for a game I would've paid to get. Thanks for responding and listening to your consumers. -Below this is the original review- This game being removed from Early Access is a BIIIG mistake. I saw the previous complaints and thought maybe I'd check it out because it looks like a good terrible game, and it had to have been worked on to be released as a full game... I was wrong. It's just terrible. - I went into the tutorial, and during that I discovered the hit boxes are janky. Okay, that's understandable, some games thrive on jank. This isn't the fun jank though. - the bouncing step is absolutely terrible! You should have an option to turn it off. It gave me worse motion sickness than my Quest 3 does. - My Steam Deck couldn't render the graphics well; it lagged so badly that I turned it on low with no shadows and rendering of 1k distance. That fixed it, but I'm sure it could be better optimized. - I looted the chest in the tutorial house. First off, why make you have to drag loot out of a chest instead of just clicking on it? This bundled with the fact that the game time continues when you're in menus is astronomically bad. -Second for this experience of looting... I cannot eat ANYTHING. It instructs you to eat a banana by left clicking when it's in your toolbar. That definitely doesn't work. The first part of this individual problem is that I put it in my toolbar from the chest and it never showed up in my inventory. I had to go back to the chest, take it off my toolbar and put it into my regular inventory, then put it in my toolbar while not in the chest menu. Then it showed up. Cool, now it's in my hand, but I can't eat it. I even tried click on it in the menu. I know it was an absurd thought, but I wanted to eat the dang banana. I thought maybe it was just the banana, so after I cooked the meat, I tried that as well... NOPE! You just can't eat the food. - After this happened, I was fighting zombies, and something happened to the sound. There was a buzzing, and it just built onto itself in an infinitely louder loop until it was completely unbearable. I tried turning down the sound effects and the music to get rid of it, but it persisted, so I had to reset the game. It didn't happen again after that. The settings reset to default when you leave the game, so I had to redo all of them all over when I reset. - Why have ladders if you can't use them? This is worse than having houses you can't enter. - I found a crossbow with some arrows next to it. I thought maybe it would just let me use it. Nope. I couldn't figure out how to load them. It just dry fired. It could use bolts, but they all don't exist in the build menu so I have no clue. - Speaking of the build menu... why does a tent require metal? Also, why are the ingredients needed to build a sleeping bag a sleeping bag? I couldn't sleep because I couldn't get the necessary ingredients to build something to sleep in or on or whatever. - Also, why can't you build tools? I had to find all the tools by looting and eventually gave up because I needed pliers for metal sheets and couldn't find them even though I was in a junkyard with mutliple warehouses in it. I was literally surrounded by metal I couldn't use. I'm assuming almost everyone that played this game gave up during the tutorial because I got the good old trope of crash landing on a zombie island intro achievement for the beginning of the new game, and only 0.1% of players have achieved this. It was the same with killing one zombie in new game mode as well. That's rough, especially for a game that goes for free. I would suggest putting your game back in EA and addressing the issues before blindly full releasing a game you never fixed. The complaints from other reviews are still present and are some of my complaints as well. I feel like this is a problem indie developers face, realize they can't fix due to time, money, or skill, then full release and abandon the game since "it's done". I guess we'll see if this is the case.

とりあえずラスボスまで倒してクリアしました ゲーム性としてはUnturnedというサバイバルクラフトゲームにちょっとしたエンディング要素を追加したようなゲームです まだまだクラフト要素やアイテムが少ないのでそこに力を入れれば今後に期待できるかな？とは思います アイテムは水分補給した後の空のペットボトルやビンがありますが現段階では初期のウォーターボトル以外では水を貯めておけないので水汲みに再利用出来ないのがちょっと納得いきませんでした それとエンディングへ進めるためのクエストやミッションと言った項目が見当たらなかったので何をどうすればいいかは全部手探りで進めるしかありません 必要なアイテムやどこにどういうロケーションがあるか不明なまま進めることになります 一応道はあるので山頂などの高い場所から見下ろせば街や道路は見つかります 特定ロケーションに武器が配置されていたりしますがランダム配置は無さそうなのでほぼ初期の斧で戦うことになります エンディングを見るだけならクラフト要素はほぼ要りません 包帯か矢を作成して寝袋を配置するくらいしか必要無いと思います このゲームで一番問題なのはかなりの確率で悪天候になることです 悪天候になると暗くなるので昼間でも非常に視界が悪く探索がストレスでした 現段階ではおススメ出来ませんね

Optimization sucks. I have a 3060 and a ryzen 5 5600 and my game is at 70fps. I changed the graphics but nothing changed at all. Bruh. But this game has potention anyway, I can see it. Maybe if the interface were similar to famous zombie games like DayZ or Dying Light, it would be a much better game. The game's story is bad too.

Apocalypse Island é mais um survivor que merece respeito. Por mais simples que os gráficos sejam, dá pra ver que o foco aqui não é visual, mas sim mecânica e gameplay. Hoje em dia muitos devs estão apostando em gráficos mais poligonais justamente pra priorizar o que o jogo entrega em jogabilidade, e esse aqui segue essa linha. Um exemplo parecido é o SurrounDead, que também mostrou como essa escolha pode funcionar bem. Eu particularmente gostei bastante do jogo. Ele oferece uma gameplay divertida, com muitos sustos e boas horas de diversão. O mapa, por ser uma ilha (óbvio), não tem tanta coisa assim pra explorar, mas mesmo assim te obriga a ralar muito pra se orientar. Você nasce com uma bússola que, curiosamente, não aponta para o norte, mas sim para destinos específicos. Isso faz com que em vários momentos você acabe se perdendo, e eu considero isso um ponto positivo, porque aumenta a imersão e reforça o lado survivor da experiência. Agora, problemas não faltam. Pelo menos comigo, os zumbis praticamente não têm som de passos. Resultado: tomei vários sustos e muito dano sem nem perceber que eles estavam chegando. Só percebia quando mordiam. Além disso, encontrei bastante bug, como apertar o botão para abrir portas e a ação não funcionar, ou até tentar encher uma garrafa de água e o comando simplesmente não ativar. No quesito dificuldade, achei o jogo até fácil demais. Logo de cara consegui muitos itens, munição em excesso, e parecia que bala não era problema. O que pesou foi encontrar armas. Na primeira vez achei uma besta rapidinho, mas pra conseguir uma 9mm foi um sufoco. Já a AK, só encontrei munição, a arma em si não apareceu. Outra parte que poderia melhorar é o crafting. É muito burocrático: um menu gigante e uma lista enorme de materiais só pra montar uma barraca simples. Quando achei o saco de dormir, minha vida mudou da água pro vinho, porque simplificou tudo. Já nas construções em geral, você pode até ignorar. Dá pra jogar como um nômade tranquilo, usando camas nas cidades ou outros abrigos, sem precisar levantar nada. Nem fogueira é obrigatória. No geral, Apocalypse Island entrega o que um survivor descontraído precisa: bons sustos, diversão e aquela sensação de perigo constante. É um jogo que pode ser curtido solo, mas recomendo ainda mais jogar com amigos, porque aí a graça das construções e da exploração fica bem maior. Vale a pena ter na biblioteca se você curte survival.

incomplete crap