
Coonwood is a multiplayer horror game. One player takes on the role of the alien who crashed on an unknown planet. The other players (2-4) play as raccoons. But in the place where they are located, anomalies occur and the characters begin to possess different abilities.
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Languages: English*, German*, Spanish - Spain*, Japanese*, Russian*, Simplified Chinese**languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 38 reviews with recorded playtime.
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This is truly one of the game of all time. Janky, odd, and all around a good time. Get some friends together and enjoy the absolute experience that is Coonwood. Experience is truly the best word for it, not in the "this is not a movie/game, this is an experience" that some super praised pieces of entertainment are called kind of way, but in a whole, different, kind of way. The entertainment value of this game is worth more than the 0,99€ asked for. To summarise, Coonwood is what it is. Buggy and unbalanced. But it is a good time. As a game? Honestly, not that great. As a 0,99€ piece of entertainment? It is absolutely great. That is, if you enjoy discovering incredibly odd games and all they have to offer, assuming you have friends (a high barrier of entry,) you should give this a try.
I genuinely enjoyed this.
Кароче топ за свои деньги, такого лютого гейплея никто никогда не видел
игра на 10 минут
Гуд гуд
ЭТО НЕ ИГРА ЭТО ГОВНО ПОЛНОЕ
'Coonwood' presents a premise that struggles to find a cohesive identity, ultimately resulting in a fragmented and unpolished gameplay experience. While it attempts to blend elements of survival and action within its low-poly environments, the execution lacks the mechanical depth necessary to sustain interest. The world feels sparsely populated and repetitive, with environmental assets that often look generic and disconnected from one another. Without a clear narrative hook or a satisfying progression system, the initial curiosity of exploring its odd setting quickly gives way to a sense of aimlessness. Technically, the title suffers from significant performance issues and a lack of basic refinement. The controls are notably unresponsive, making simple navigation and combat feel like a chore rather than a challenge. Frequent bugs, ranging from clipping through the terrain to inconsistent hit detection, further detract from the immersion and suggest a premature release. Combined with an interface that is unintuitive and poorly scaled, these technical hurdles make the game difficult to recommend, even to enthusiasts of experimental indie projects.
Could not find players for this forced-co-op game.
有中文 有成就 无法单人
Biraz daha gelişmesi lazım eğlenceli ama anlık mapten aşağı düşüyor
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