Explosiver

Explosiver is a CryEngine asset flip (very rare, obviously it's more convenient for scammers and asset flippers to flip assets for Unity and Unreal engine) from Softwaves, who seem to be using multiple accounts, either to mislead gamers or to bypass various limits and rules from Valve on Steam. The game features the traditional Brazilian SoftWaves launcher as one of several easily recognisable fingerprints from these asset flippers. Don't let the nice screenshots fool you, while CryEngine has always looked decent, the substance of a game is just as important. This is a basic story/level driven FPS game loosely ripping off Far Cry/Crysis. If you want to treat this shovelware as a serious game, it's a very badly made ripoff of Crysis, without the cool story, balanced gameplay, non-stock assets etc. Everything here seems to be made from flipped stock Crytek assets. It's unbalanced and unpolished as you die quickly from the untuned enemies, but this is so badly put together it's not even worth trying to advance in the game. There's a ridiculous $5 cash grab scam price for this trash. Avoid.

The game looks really interesting, but that's the sum total of the whole review that I can make at this time. Even on the "easy" level you die - very quickly? I still don't know what the special power is - because whatever you do - you die?? The first time I played the Cry Engine stopped working and I was kicked out of the game?? Every time you die you have to start not only from the start but it goes right back to the white Cry Engine title screen. Which does get tedious - very quickly because - spoiler alert - "YOU DIE"!!!! Despite the well defined graphics and excellent sound effects - you can't get far enough into the game, to say any more - other than a really nice start. The weapons mechanics are excellent and even from a long way off, you can see enough of the figure in the dark, to make a head-shot. The game is nicely presented even in the dark - you need to think strategically rather than one of those boring gung-ho shoot ups and I like the presentation of this. Even better is that I can even shoot out the search lights - nice touch. I am really looking forward to the updates and to see how this game evolves. Even at the current price it's worth a gamble but I'm placing extreme hope on it's future development. What would be really really good, is to see what the game looks like in the cold harsh light of day - but you never get that far - YOU DIE - ooooppps - sorry. At night the game is really excellent quality, very smooth movement and scrolling but at this time you definitely won't the light of day. Do you recommend this game - sadly I'm unable to vote - MAYBE!!! Keep you posted!!!