
Discover the mysteries of the Atacama, explore the abandoned mining networks, evade the scorching sun and survive the environment in one of the most arid place in the world. Arid is a FREE survival game made by students from Breda University.
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User Grading Overall : B+ ( each game is unique do not throw that away, survival games have become bland repeats of fallout or day z or even green hell: this? this is a master piece waiting to happen. Keep going and work out your kinks and the community will engage with you effectively just like how git hub and other sites work. in my opinion as far as free games go and not some multiplayer junk, but old school campaigns and story. You have a top 50 game rank for this category id say me personally maybe top 25. There is just not many as they never try to be themselves.i hope you continue building this its seriously amazing so far for a low end pc using linux it has its quirks so im being realistic. GREAT JOB An honest grading system since its a college project i presume. i only circled around the plane so far. So i will update my review: Intro Animation: I'd give you a D ( Great vocal delivery, story and effects captivating however your subtitles are out of sync and your animation was a tad also on ultra settings) Gameplay: I'd give you an A ( you have plenty of collectable showing promise, movement is fixed when adjusting specs to dial it down, but that can be hardware on my end. Graphics are immaculate and playable from ultra to low. its like playing an old xbox 360 game and that's what you want to aim for in these kinds of games well done.) voice over: A+ you have zero issues for corrections. Terrain: A- (minor accesibility issues around the other side of the plane) Models: A ( I have personally no issues) Characther movement: B ( it has it uniqueness which also has a con, fine tuning animation to sync with movement is likely the issue) Story: A+ ( unique story line and hooked from its opening, cant wait to continue) P.s after years of steam gaming i have not posted a single review until today. Congratulations.
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Very good survival game, good story, enough challenge and different modes if you want to chill or grind little harder.
Amazing story, controls are smooth, the art and graphics are insane. The students that created this game ought to be proud and make more games.
It's an ok game, but the gameplay is rather boring, just wonder around look for parts, stay out of the sun etc. the graphics have a lot of glitchy textures, and the game crashed unexpectedly, Uninstall for until until it's next big update.
I would have paid money for this.
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Abandonware.. game was forgotten about as soon as they "won an award". shame really.
Pro: 1) Artwork, soundtrack, and expansiveness of the world are pretty good for a free title 2) Stable and smoothly playable - You might expect a free game to have buggy clipping issues that cause you to get perma-stuck or random crashes, but I never really ran into that problem here - even while trying to go off-trail into places I probably shouldn't have been. 3) Player movement felt fairly natural and easy to control. Con: 1) I wish you could turn off some of the resource metering for more of a story mode style of play. I just don't have the patience to repeatedly move items across backpacks. Fortunately, cheat engine can effectively do that. 2) rather anti-climatic ending Overall: I'd say the students should be proud of what they put together. I wouldn't suggest playing without cheat engine to freeze the food / water / energy meters at 1000. The ending just isn't thrilling enough to merit spending the extra time and patience to play it "properly."
FP Survival. This game is an insanely well done atmospheric survival game. The amount of detail put into this game is crazy. I was so impressed with the setup of the entire theme. The macot is really cute. I played on the hardest difficulty and WOW did it provide a challenge! It wasn't as impossible as I thought it was. I won't mention the numerous "adventurous" deaths and "whoops I didn't watch my food gauge even though I have like tons of food on my person and I just didn't eat it"
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