
You just got hired by EIRI; researching and battling the Visitors, a dark sci-fi RPG with themes of exploration and survival.
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If I paid for this i would have been happy. Great game and addictive.
"Entity Researchers: Prologue" is not a game, it's an advertisement for the game "Entity Researchers", so I guess while I review this advert I also have to do some effort researching Entity Researchers (review on that to be forthcoming at some point). So this advertisement is for a GameMaker Studio game (ugh, I know, it's cancer), with some of the ugliest and most deplorable visuals I've seen, so I think a lot of kudos have to go to the developer for this, it's amazing to see video games being made by the legally blind. I mean, I assume that's the excuse for the graphics. Because no sane person would publish a game that looks this bad, so I assume the developer never saw what this looks like before mashing the submit button on Steam Direct. Anyway all you do here is fight enemies and wander around, and by "fighting" we mean grinding ridiculous circle clicking minigames that, well, just aren't fun. And apparently the full game is just more of the same, so you don't really need to go past this advertisement. Truly amazing that they managed to make the gameplay even worse than the visuals. This is only free in the same way that adverts on Youtube and banner ads in your browser are. This is a game demo that's been dumped on Steam to advertise another Steam store page in the hopes of raking in some cash. Just because advertisements are free, doesn't mean they're worth your time. Bearing in mind that free games don't add +1 to your game collector count, should you bother adding this advertisement to your library and downloading it? Nope. This isn't worth downloading. While this didn't cost me any money up front, I still feel ripped off.
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Ekipmanımızı geliştirmek için ihtiyaç duyacağımız bilinmeyen varlıkları ve öğeleri bulmak için alışılmadık zindanları keşfetmemiz gereken, retro tarzda harika bir oyun. Düşmanları yok ederek, patronları yenmemize yardımcı olacak deneyim, para ve rastgele öğeler elde ederiz. Prolog ilginizi çekiyorsa ana oyunu satın almanızı öneririm.
This game seems like it has potential except it's pretty boring as it is. The point and click style of map movement is similar to Diablo I, as in s.l.o.w. The combat system reminded me of playing Poke'mon with a minigame attached to the battle system. It was a little interesting at first but quickly became boring. Overall I think this game could go somewhere, I rely enjoy turn based-strategy games, in truth; I've had more fun playing a slot machine. It would be neat to see where this game goes in the future.
Unusual game. I've been looking for something in the sci-fi genre for a long time. Interesting gameplay, RPG elements worked out well. In other words, the interface is also worth working on. I recommend!
Retro görünümlü zindanda virüs avlıyoruz. Farklı bir oynanış tarzına sahip bir şans verilebilir. Bu versiyonu öğretici modu olduğu için öncelikle bunu oynamanız gerekiyor ki oyunu kavrayabilesiniz. Türkçe desteğini tam sürümde çıkartırsanız seviniriz.
[h1]Before I played Entity Researchers: Prologue, I had a small pp, no friends, no gf, depression, and no life. These things havent changed, but the game is pretty good[/h1]
Bizarre setting, funky music, fun combat, free. Get it, it's weird and good.
I went into this expecting something about research and exploration with pausable turn-based combat or something similar. It's not, in the first five minutes you're constantly doing timed puzzles that expect you to precisely use the mouse. The first is a battle where you're presented with a selection of moves and then when you select one, you're supposed to click on the (fast moving) target when it's in the right place. I tried for a good five minutes and finally started randomly clicking everything on the screen. Finally something got me out of screen, but there was absolutely zero feedback about what had happened. Then the next screen you had to click on another fast moving target when it was in a precise area. After a couple of minutes I finally did that. Then it took me back to the first screen again. That's when I gave up. If you like fast paced precision games, then you might like this one. If you don't have good reflexes, like me, then you really aren't going to be able to play it. I don't know where the thinking and planning part comes in, but obviously I didn't get that.
意味がわからないSFっぽいRPGっぽいゲーム未満の何か。 絶対に既存のRPGではなく、電波ゲー的な趣があります。 電波とか難解とかであれば全然いいんですが、操作がえらく直感的じゃないのがネックですね。 無料じゃなかったらブチ切れてると思います。 よくわからない人型の何か(人間?)が、歩きまわって遭遇した不定形の生物?と戦って、 獲得した経験値で自分を強化していく…というのはRPGですが、UIと操作が独特すぎて難解です。 不定形生物との戦闘はターン制ですが行動を確定させるまでの時間制限があります。 ダニとかアメーバ赤痢みたいな生物が画面をふわふわと跳ね回ってるので、 スタミナを消費して、よくわからない名前の攻撃(Lektとか。何をしてるのかもわからない)をするのですが、 攻撃はバーをよいところで止めて、その後コマンド入力したりしなかったりします。 不定形生物たちにもそれぞれ弱点みたいなのはあるようです。 また、敵味方のターンを問わず、動き回るターゲットマークが生物と重なったところで 不定形生物を何回かスキャンすると、パラメータなどを見ることが出来ます。 今までに見たことも聞いたこともない戦闘画面なので、うまく説明できません。 あまりに独特だし、不親切だし、単調だし、実験的というか、ゲームじゃないかのような錯覚すら覚えます。 プレイは特におすすめしないですが、実は電波っぽい世界観は嫌いじゃないです。 英語圏での評価はまあまあなので、気になったら触ってみてもよいかもしれません。
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