Desert Mystery

Sometimes I complain about games with a first-person-perspective that The mouse isn't being locked inside the window, so you click outside and accidentally open all sorts of things. This game, however, doesn't let go of your mouse. You can Alt-Tab as much as you want, as long as you're in the main menu, it claims the mouse as its property, even when tabbed out. Anyway, this game blows. You spawn in a house that has a shotgun and a pistol. There are no indicators of what you have to do, but there's a path full of enemies, so I guess that's the way to go. Meanwhile your guns feel like they don't do anything except at mid to point blank range, at which you are likely to die. I got some kills from far away, but it felt horrible due to how the crosshair moves when aiming and the fact that there's no indicator that you hit an enemy (they don't flinch if you're too far away) makes it very annoying, and sometimes, the guns actually don't work (I believe these small bushes block my shots, which makes no sense, as that part has no collision with the player). You can hold your breath for a few seconds by pressing Q, but this barely adds anything except having to press another button. The enemies are stupid and if they are not stupid, they kill you in 3 shots. They usually are too busy running around or roll after you shot them once, and after that, they usually run towards you. If you're very far away, they don't even notice that they have been hit. Basically, you have two choices. Either you snipe them from another continent or you lure them towards you. If you keep killing them from far away, you will run into ammo problems, so you will have to kill a few enemies from a closer range to pick up their ammo. At closer range, if you don't know that an enemy is there, he's gonna kill you faster than you can react. If you're prepared to shoot him with your shotgun, it's still a coin flip. Shooting people didn't feel very engaging, so I did the only thing that makes sense and went out of bounds. I found some weird mountains, but sadly, the game didn't let me jump off the edge of the world. When I started playing the game normally again, I found an NPC who had the same idea as me and ran up a mountain. Also some idiot shot me through a wall. There appears to only be this one level. It feels like some kind of demo. It's definitely not worth money.