DzombZ

Starts the game > gets jump scared by a bear trap 10/10 would recommend Jokes aside, the game is not worth checking out even if you want to support new-indie developers. [h1] Pros: [/h1] [b] The Gameplay [/b] side of the game is very fun, engaging and does not feel repetitive, and it gets much better as you advance through the game and unlock more weapons and more enemies to fight [b] The Graphics/Details [/b] while not of the highest quality, they serve their purpose and complement the game's aesthetic, plus the detailed levels of the game make it much better. [b] Overall: [/b] the (Arabic) voice acting is very funny though, the levels are intricate and highly diverse from one another, the memes and jokes are executed in a comedic way without taking away from the game's horror aspect. [h1] Cons: [/h1] [b] The Story: [/b] I personally don't care about this but some people do. There is really no story in this game; it is merely there to fill the space. [b] The performance: [/b] stutters a lot in some areas, especially in the later levels. [b] The AI: [/b] well, the AI is what worse than you'd expect from an indie game, I don't think I have to explain how bad it is. [b] The most important one is the Price: [/b] Since the game was created by a single independent developer, I could honestly ignore all the negatives listed above. However, the only part I can't ignore for this game is its $13 price tag. I understand that the developer invested a lot of time, effort and resources into creating this game, but the price is simply not worth it. This is especially true given that the game is primarily targeted at North Africans, who might find it difficult to justify spending $13 on a 4hr–6hr indie game, unfortunately, the game itself doesn't stand out from the typical indie UE assets swap games, it feels the same and not even a bit unique