BIOMUTANT

what can I say other than... a wasted chance, the world building and base crafting were a great point of interest, but the childish realization, the narrator and the absurd repetition wore me out before getting to the end.

Gostei do jogo, da proposta, mas, já no inicio tem bug; ou seja, faltou vontade dos trabalhadores desse jogo. A ideia poderia ter um futuro melhor se tivessem dado mais importância aos detalhes e aos desafios nas lutas, a câmera é o maior problema. Também faltou um pouco mais interatividade em destruir coisas, exemplo uma cadeira, se sou do bem deveria dizer pra não fazer já q tenho q escolher ser bom ou ruim; raça e profissões muito parecidas.

also ich spiele das game schon seit 4.2 Stunden und finde es sehr gut. Doch ich finde dass sich der Übergang von ende des fights zur Szene sich bessern könnte. Also für mich sind es aber die 40 euro gerechtfertigt. Viel spaß beim zocken!!!!

I remember this game before it was released, it looked so different, so i was excited. I chose not to buy day 1 and that was a good decision. Got it on a deep discount years later and it sat in my backlog until recently. Finished the game in 8 hours by pushing through main story only. I love the art design, the different weapons the silliness of the characters but it just gave off another massive Ubisoft game vibe, and it had way too much dialogue.

В принципе игра крутая, мне в прохождении встретились небольшие баги но это не критично.

10/10 отзыв супер

BIOMUTANT is one of those games that feels like it shouldn’t work, yet somehow keeps pulling you back in. It’s not a top-tier title the graphics are decent but not stunning, and the combat doesn’t reach the heights of AAA action games but it delivers something many modern games have lost: soul and weird charm. The world is colorful, bizarre, and full of strange creatures that feel like they came out of a mutated fairytale. It’s the kind of post-apocalyptic setting that’s not just “dark and gritty,” but creatively ruined vibrant, mutated, and alive. The combat is... fine. It’s a mix of melee, shooting, and mutant powers that doesn’t always click, but when it does, it’s fun enough to keep you going. You won’t be talking about its depth or precision, but you’ll enjoy flipping through enemies with kung-fu moves and weird weapons made from junk. the gameplay and combat It’s not perfect, but it’s different, and that alone keeps it interesting. You feel like you’re experimenting more than optimizing and that’s refreshing. The story sits right in the middle not bad, not amazing, just “mid-core.” The biggest drag is the language gimmick. Every character speaks in some strange gibberish, and the narrator constantly translates, which quickly gets boring. You’ll probably end up skipping through half of it. But despite that, there’s something oddly cozy about it. The narration, the pacing, and the way the world reacts to your choices give it a strange emotional pull. You might not care about the words, but you’ll care about what happens. While most modern games feel repetitive and soulless, this one feels like it was made by a small team that genuinely cared. Even when it’s clunky or awkward, it’s creative, weird, and full of life. It’s the kind of game you play not because it’s perfect, but because it’s unique. It breaks the monotony. It gives you something different, and that’s rare these days. Final Verdict BIOMUTANT isn’t the best-looking, best-playing, or best-written game out there but it’s got personality. It’s flawed, yet memorable. If you’re tired of the same formula in every open-world title, give this one a shot. Final Score: 7.5/10 Imperfect, but unforgettable. A true hidden gem.