
A horror anthology shooter in the Dread X Collection series. Co-produced by DUSK creator David Szymanski. Featuring 7 new short games, a robust launcher world set in an abandoned arctic base.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Modern gaming slop invading the indie scene. ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ the main character loves to hear herself talk. Literally no reason there needs to be a voice protagonist in this. I died from cringe in the first five minutes
Least favorite Launcher. Nice games overall, none felt too painful. All of them being shooters definitely made the gameplay more standard all around. Favorite: Hard choice but Seraphixial had enjoyable gameplay and it made me laugh a bit
I like the idea to feature 7 slightly longer FPS games instead of the usual 10-12, but it didn't feel as cohesive compared to the other Dread X's. I was excited by the hub world when I first started and the lore was cool, but the fact that I have a rifle and only use it once was kind of a let down. I expected there to be more to do in the hub than just picking up items and running away from an enemy at the end. This was the first one in the collection where I stopped caring about the story and just played the games back to back. I still enjoyed the individual experiences, but this is definitely one of the weaker collections overall. Uktena 64 was pretty fun and Rose of Meat was visually unique, Black Relic also impressed me as well. I'd still play it if you enjoy Dread X but definitely wait for a sale or a bundle because it's the weakest in the series imo even though I had fun at points.
It's a pretty good collection of games, much better than the first Dread X collection which is the only other one I've played. They're all made in Unity and only one feels like an asset flip. The overworld game set in a bunker seems modeled after "The Thing", which seems cool until nothing happens, you never use the gun you're given and the monster looks pathetic. The other games range from acceptable to great. "The Fruit" is probably the one that I will remember the most. I played it on hard mode and wandering around a countryside while shooting at insane villagers and collecting pieces of a grimore just made for an interesting experience, albeit slightly broken. There's another one (Uktena) that is modeled after an N64 game where you are shooting at possessed wildlife and eventually fight a giant snake with antlers. This was the most difficult game, but that's because I played it on the highest difficulty setting and had to use exploits to win. By far the weirdest one is "Rose of Meat" which is just nonsensically deranged and has you using a disonnected foot to summon babies with explosive barrels to blast sludge monsters and remove eyeball barriers. Most of these games are very easy and they never go beyond their shallow mechanics, which is fine since they all take less than an hour to complete by default. I had a lot of fun with this, but your mileage may vary, particularly in terms of what you expect from these games. If you go in with the right expectations it's worth it.
All in all, this didn't feel as polished as the last one. Black Relic - Didn't grab me, too much flagging before you even get to the relic, and combat feels bad. Rose of Meat - Clown vomit that made it impossible to even tell where to go. Axis Mundi - Got to the circular cave bit, tried five different things and quit. Seaphixial - Kiiinda cringe? But it was at least functional. The Fruit - Probably the best of this bunch. Nice atmosphere, and being an axe murderer for justice always feels good. Let a man have a pony husband. House of Unrest - Very, very easy. Feels like fulfilling an obligation rather than a game. Uktena 64 - This one was actually really good too. I like the games that don't know they're horror games.
Pretty good collection of indie games that deserve attention. I really liked the "The Thing" themed launcher world, but the main character's monologue and story drags it way down
Hands up, I must admit I came for "Uktena 64" and I'm really sad to say that this collection was, for the most part, a swing and a miss. The only other game I can say I enjoyed was "Rose of Meat", its weird, psychedelic imagery is really appealing to me!... I can't say the same for the others, however, "Seraphixial" being the biggest offender in how shockingly weak/bad it was, especially when compared to "Uktena", or even the simply "okay" titles (like "Axis Mundi"), it just made me feel bad.
Поки що найулюбленіша частина серії. Може через найменшу кількість ігр, що органічно вплетені в сюжет хабу та сприймаються більш цілісно. Може через вайб самого хабу, що відсилає до мого улюбленого "The Thing". Може через спільну механіку ФПС-шутера, з котрої тільки Black Relic вибивається. А може як контраст після жахливої третьої частини. Ще лишається п'ята, але наврядчи вона щось змінить. Окремо хотілося б виділити The Fruit, в котрій сама лише перезарядка рушниці варта того, щоб цю гру пройшли.
All the collections are great, and this is no exception.
this collections takes less time than the others to complete in full, but it's still pretty good.
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