Cargo 3

User reviews: Very Negative. Enough said.

I think this game is pretty good scary, dark sinister, The best thing is it can be better if added new enemies. I enjoy it for it feels like a maze that get creepier and more hostile the deeper you go.. I think this game has potential to be better if enhanced with more characters and terror bosses.. give the game a chance for the price cant beat it.

[h1] Repetitive, badly optimized and not finished [/h1] TL;DR: Braindead enemies do not offer much of challenge, most of the weapons are unusable in close range and the whole thing ends just under three hours after you’ve completed a sector that wasn’t any more difficult or special than the previous ones. Even with a Ryzen 7 3700X and 5700 XT the game tends to drop under 30 fps with sections that use unnecessary amount of transparent screen effects that can cause nausea. Not recommended even for $4,99 or equivalent. At surface Cargo 3 is a mix of Doom 3, Dead Space, and a little bit of Half-Life with drainable health, armor and weapon energy stations. Game is quick to show a vague story and few concept art pieces about spacious in-door facilities but in an hour, it can be seen that this is just a first level copy-pasted with a different maze layout and most of the few enemy types can be seen during the first levels. Even for zombie-styled enemies their pathfinding is particularly terrible. Only a single barrel or just a bump in floor geometry is enough to completely stop mutant attack. Game tends to respawn enemies from Doom-like monster closets and even respawns them out of thin air when player opens door to next room which can have the keycard to advance next level or just another dank room that leads to nowhere or does not have any supplies. The complete lack of even the most rudimentary map prolongs progression unnecessarily. Even that the “end” can be reached just under three hours, it would not have lasted even that long if there was a useful way to navigate through cookie cutter styled levels which have less identifiable locations than Wolfenstein 3D which had courtesy to at least change wall textures to give some differentiation to separate various parts of the level, so some levels can be beaten in mere minutes if you happen to find the keycard first and come up the exit door shortly after because every section only has one keycard that is required to move further. One of the levels manages to introduce some of the clunkiest first-person platforming section for a game from 2014. Player cannot just drop down from a platform but needs to jump over a low invisible wall which causes unnecessary falling damage. There are even a couple connecting “rooms” that feature a skybox with view to ominous red space which is the most variation that the level design will ever get, if you’re not counting totally useless facilities with couple inches of water because these are only to waste player’s time and will always spawn annoying crawling enemies in pairs. Compared to other hack job shooters in Steam, Cargo 3 at least features coherent original art style, rather creepy monster models and even original soundtrack if you can call it that. Game credits Krzysztof A. Janczak as its composer but I can only recognize about 5 minutes from the 40-minute album. Most of the ambient soundtrack is buried with random orchestral strings and screams that try to get a jump scare out of the player, but as this recording plays continuously on the background it never connects with the ongoing action. Cargo 3 as in its current condition is more like a proof-of-concept version that would need a lot more variation to gameplay, AI upgrades and general quality of life improvements. Alas as this project has not seen any activity for years and Vinci Games website is down, it is hard to give even the lowest recommendation to this unfinished horror shooter. Maybe for a mere dollar this would serve as a curiosity for people who like to occasionally dip themselves into the world of bad games, but sadly at least according to Steam Database, the price has not dropped that low since Winter Sale of 2015 so even $4,99 for a repetitive, unfinished, badly optimized game is not a good deal and because of its unfinished nature, it really shouldn’t be even sold on Steam anymore.

這遊戲bug一大堆，動不動就卡住，關卡提示不明顯，遊戲打擊感急差，畫質很差，看久了會不舒服，幾乎也都沒什麼劇情，玩起來會感覺到無聊

Indie ♥♥♥♥ - Filth Steam #1 1 game, 1 verdict: stink.