Cold Bite

[h1]Cold Bite[/h1] I have already played a few of Fallout Games' things, and I can say I wasn't expecting much. I saw the trailer, saw what it was and generally, I hate top-down games. It was next on my list so I was going to play it anyway without having prejudice for the game type. I started it up already and encountered the first problem, which was also a big problem in Borderlight. Poor font colour and size choices. I'm in for a fun ride Pros: - The game works. - The game works as shown in the trailer. - Music is appropriate for the setting. - Has a leveling system with points to add to different aspects of the gameplay. - Has a display for money, score and kills. Cons: - When you hover over the play button a new piece of text appears in the bottom left. Poor colour choices and small font make this impossible for me to read. - Player starts off just a little too slow, which is greatly contrasted by the fact that if you put 1 point in speed you immediately start flying about like you're on ice. - Enemies have a habit of spawning right on top of you if you're even slightly near the edge of the screen. - In order to get perks or build you have to click on the buttons at the side that have the spanner and the up arrow. For me, this demands enough attention to make me lose focus on my whereabouts as I'm assigning level points, which leads to me getting swarmed or running straight into the swarm. Genuinely, while I still would not recommend this game to anyone, this is much better than Borderlight with its flaws. While the flaws make things difficult, they are still do-able. Unlike in Borderlight I'm literally having to guess how much resources I have. In order to make the leveling up and building less demanding where you don't have to be a chameleon with individual eye coordination I'd say I would slow down the zombie spawns and lessen how much XP you get from a kill. (I don't know if you get XP if your turret kills a zombie, but if you do make it less than what you'd get if you'd actually killed it too.) This way things are building a little more gradually, giving the player at the start a bit more breathing room to assign perks. Even better, pause between waves, or each time someone levels up, then maybe like an onscreen prompt to select what you want to invest your points in. And for the building... idk, assign the turret types as keys near WASD, like Q and E, or Z and X. Overall this game is fine, but it's that kind of "fine" that my computer games dev tutor in college would say when I'd done the minimal amount of work I could do for a game concept he gave me which I didn't like. Which, in retrospect, is exactly what Fallout Games produces (of what I've played so far). College grade, just meets the grade projects. Which is completely fine, if you want practise and you want people's feedback, but releasing it on Steam for money is kinda... ehhhhh. The game is free now, and while I don't really recommend it, it doesn't have a lot of reviews, so if you have a spare hour and are bored AF give this game a download and write your honest review. Oh and HOGuru, 10/10 best review ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ ever. Your content is equally as infuriating as it is hilarious. [spoiler] If you like my reviews and would be interested in following my curator for more shovelware surfing content check out my [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/35879153/]Curator[/url][/spoiler]