Chernobylite Complete Edition

Trash that screws your game saves.

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Graphics (ecpecially nature and foliage) is just Awesome!!! The plot and store are very interesting and are intriguing/

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Un gioco veramente ben riuscito bella anche la trama e sviluppo!! Le dinamiche di farming e crafting, non pesano al contrario riescono a aumentare il coinvolgimento

Great Gameplay Loop... Until It Isn't 7/10 Chernobylite is one of those games that left me with mixed feelings by the time the credits rolled. On the positive side, the gameplay and core mechanics are genuinely fun. The blend of survival, stealth, scavenging, and base management creates a satisfying gameplay loop, especially in the early and mid game. I really enjoyed building up my base, managing resources, and customizing weapons with the unique modifier system. The constant tension of deciding whether to fight, sneak, or conserve supplies made every expedition feel meaningful. Unfortunately, that tension starts to fade as the game progresses. By the late game, I had accumulated so many resources that the survival aspect became largely irrelevant. The gameplay loop also starts to show its cracks due to the limited number of maps. While the locations are atmospheric and well designed, you'll be revisiting the same areas throughout the entire game, and eventually the repetition becomes noticeable. My biggest criticism comes from the ending. Without diving into spoiler territory, I ended up receiving what most players would consider the bad ending. What frustrated me wasn't necessarily the ending itself, but how easy it was to unknowingly lock myself into it. There were key items and story elements that I didn't realize were essential, and certain memories or decisions that I wasn't aware would become permanently unavailable. By the time I realized what had happened, there was no practical way to correct course. To be fair, my first playthrough was only around 13 hours, and I can definitely see myself returning after a break to give it another shot and see if I can uncover what leads to a better outcome. Overall: 7/10 Chernobylite offers a unique blend of survival, stealth, base-building, and storytelling wrapped in a fantastic atmosphere. While repetitive maps and a somewhat unforgiving ending structure hold it back, there's still a lot here to enjoy for fans of survival and sci-fi horror games.

spoko

I... did not expect to like this game as much. It is the perfect example of the expression: “more than the sum of its parts”. I mean, it is rough in almost every aspect but still, it's becoming one of my favorite games ever. Ok, to be fair, the environmental design is impeccable and the game runs smooth as butter on my settings. It gives me the feeling of being there for real. The game loop: Even with a simplistic stealth a and a not very punchy combat, it is enjoyable enough I stayed exploring on almost every mission. You can't make traps beforehand and building them is often awkward, but it works. Companions: You would guess you would end with a roster of partners from a modest list but no, you get a rigid package of chums that will stay with you unless you really bother them. They each have their personality and quirks, with a rather well developed backstory. Unfortunately, they each are annoying as hell. Story: Just interesting enough to push you through missions, with a few predicable twists. Nothing too severe to stop playing. Many decisions have real consequences (that you could revise with an in game mechanism I did not explore a lot) Base building. It is present but easy to ignore. On you built essential structure, you won't use it very much out of munitions and healing items.