Cargo Hunters

로봇이라 물밥도 필요 없고 죽어도 장비 드랍도 없다. 계란 두 개 넣은 진순급 순한 맛.

The game doesn't work, the quests are buggy, the crafting is stupid, useless, and it's incredibly time-consuming to find resources for it. While the idea is very interesting, it's just a mobile game.

Hopefully the developers read these reviews. Positive: I put a decent amount of time into the game. I like setting of the game. It is an interesting switch up from typical extraction shooters. The added level of being able to switch out parts is interesting. The atmosphere of the game is also very good and keeps things tense/dark which I like and fits the setting. The feel/controls are smooth and I have no complaints with the feel of the game. Negative: Crafting is pointless. Unless you want to spend all your time digging through items that aren't worth any cash. It kind of defeats the purpose of having a crafting system in the game. Either A: Rework the crafting system entirely, or B: Make the crafting items more abundant. The degradation of Armor, body parts, weapons ] is to high. I am spending a sizable chunk of my cash on repair kits. The grind is pretty intense especially if you ever hope to engage in the crafting system mentioned above. It is bearable because I am casually playing the game after work and such, but I could understand if someone was devoting more time daily to the game. That they would get burnt out by the grindiness of it. Maybe turn it down a bit? Last thing I will knit pick is the quest objectives. I am not saying I want you to point me directly to the objective and make it super obvious, but at the same time you got to do something about the markers. Like show me where it is within like 20 meters or something. Also show me the correct building/room it is in. Stuff I would like to see: First is more, just more. More guns, more attachments, more maps, more enemy types, more mods for body parts, more body parts in general, Maybe some super rare body parts do interesting things. Like some body legs gives you higher jump, another gives bullets a chance for bullets to ricochet off giving no damage for that single bullet. I mean you are a robot you can do a lot more with customizing your character under those pretenses. Some interesting quest verity would be huge also. The one mission that stuck out to me was the mission where you meet that random vendor and he ask you to kill the detective who is investigating him. The only reason it stuck out to me so much, even though it was just a kill quest, was because it had something to it. Even though it was miniscule you actually interacted with the merchant in game and he gave you the quest personally, then you had to hunt for a custom enemy that wasn't a copy of all the enemies you have been killing over and over again. You need more quest like that. Another interesting idea is having a quest to activate something on the map that permanently opens up something you can do on the map, or another part of the map. Some kind of map progression. last thing for this is the shop in your base. There needs to be some kind of progression with the shop. When I am running around with M4's and AK's why do I have any reason to interact with the shop in base beyond buying repair kits? They don't sell the tier of weapon I am using, They don't sell any attachments for my tier of weapon, they don't even sell the ammo for the weapon I am using, and they only sell the most basic armor and body parts. It is a good idea to have the shop, but you need to expand upon that basic idea to make the system you put into the game actually viable for the player past the first 3-4 hours of gameplay. In closing I like the game. I like the setting, the feel, the atmosphere. I like that it isn't a carbon copy of every other mil extraction shooter out there. I like the robot idea and it makes it interesting that you can swap out body parts and stuff. I would definitely recommend this game to a friend (and already have actually) for the price there is a decent amount of play time you can get out of this game. That being said a lot of this game just feels like great ideas that where never full fleshed out or taken to their final conclusion. The developer could have done way more with the being a robot aspect. The crafting system is pointless and needs a lot of love. The trader in the base needs a way to progress it as the player progresses. So it can stay relevant (either quest to level up trader, or money sink investment into the shop). This is a great game when it comes to the basics. Just needs some more time in the oven and some more conscious thought put into the developer looking at the game from the perspective of a player, and how the player will interact/perceive certain things.