
In F.E.X (Forced Evolution Experiment) you are a failed experiment in a facility where they manipulate human DNA in order to stop the aging process. You are able to grow old at will, but you can't reverse the process. Get out before your time runs out or you get caught.
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Languages: English, Spanish - Spain
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Pros: - It'll probably run on your PC - walking animations are so bad they're good - music is OK. reminds me of the stuff they play when you're put on hold cons: - idk is just a bit boring it's not bad just not good
Absolute garbage.
[h1][b] Amateur Hour Warning [/b][/h1] A poorly built game, using ugly basic assets, ill defined controls and stale gameplay. Charging $8 for it is outrageous. There are many better free-to-plays out there. Even if you got it in your library via humblebundle, it's not worth your time.
This has to be one of the worst games in my library, and I own a LOT of trash.
Interesting core mechanic with not much else going on. Art style is the worst possible version of the Portal 2 animations.
It has some [I]D/Generation[/I] vibes
No thank you, this game is horrible. 1/10
Ме. Что еще сказать, бе.
Tiene una estetica Semi similar a la del muñequito en 2D de los videos de portal donde Cave johnson sale hablando, por lo demas se trata de resolver puzzles con proyeccion isometrica, pero realmente es un juego muy malo y aburrido, no lo recomiendo.
While this game has an interesting concept, the execution of everything else just ruins the whole experience. To begin with, the controls are horrible and very clunky which leads to a point in time where you get too frustrated to actually continue the game. Secondly, its at max an hour long game. This coupled with the current 7 dollar price tag make it hardly worth the price. Finally, the game lacks a proper options tab (settings). This leads to an abysmal experience because you might end up playing windowed bordered without any clue as to how you can actually fix it or even the, limited and sometimes incompetent, sound settings that wont register the changes done to them. I got this game from a humble bundle so I probably paid about 30 cents for it and even at that price tag the game isnt worth it. Do not spend your money here.
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