Fortune's Run

Scammed

If the store page still has a purchase option available: DO NOT BUY THIS GAME! TL;DR: Weird, unexpected life stuff happened behind the scenes and now there's no one working on the game, meaning its effectively canceled. Don't waste your money buying it, unless it's strictly for archival purposes or something. --- The couple hours of game that were released up until now are actually not bad, but the main (now only) dev is dealing with various, severe, personal issues IRL, which effectively resulted in the games cancelation. You can basically stop reading from here, if you just wanted to know if the game is worth getting. The rest of this review is just a warning / rant about how you'll likely not receive a refund if you buy it now or bought it in the past. --- If you purchase this game and go past the refund window, your refund request will most likely be denied. I tried getting a refund as a customer who purchased the game after playing it's fantastic demo and before the dev had to do a stint in prison. Back when it just looked like a very promising early access title. My refund request was denied because I had gone past the refund window... yeah, of course I did. How was I supposed to know the dev team would dissolve, the main dev would do hard time, and the game would be canceled due to semi-related, off-platform personal struggles 3 years after its early access launch? What sort of precident does this set for Early Access as a whole? If you don't cyber-stalk the dev team and identify potential reasons they might cancel their project, then you're just SOL and it's your own fault for buying the game? If even with that context my refund was denied, imagine your chance of getting a refund if you buy the game and go past the refund window _after_ all these issues came to light. Look, I get it, life happens and things go sideways sometimes. I hope the people behind the game can figure out their problems and can all get their happy ending, because it sounds like they genuinely need it. But what I don't understand is why the customer is the one left holding the bag for this.

This game was very promising, but the deliberate hijacking has ruined what could have been iconic.

this guy turned into a transformer and mentally broke down against his ex girlfriend after he tried to kill her. i wish i could get a full refund but lesson learned.

Yikes.

A sick-ass imm-sim with a huge amount of clear effort and talent put into it. Legitimately impresses me every time I play it. As a fellow Canadian living under the wretched boots of our country's ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ police system, I wish the dev nothing but the best of luck and hope for the future.

I thought it was a boomer shooter, but after 22 minutes, I still have not met a single enemy, or have not been given or fired a single weapon. Maybe if you like Half Life's style of storytelling, or story heavy games, you might like it. Also I've had some bugs where I was stuck on a wall. There's been no update to this early access title for more than a year, and apparently, there's no planned update for atleast the next few years as the developer has been arrested for, as per their own words, "a violent crime", and is now in prison for a few years. The game might get fixed then. Edit: And before someone tell me it's not far that I rate the game for not being what I expected: 1) The entire first 24 seconds of the trailer is full of combat and shooting 2) Last sentence of the steam description is: Sink or swim in this high-octane first-person shooter with immersive sim elements. 3) The third Tag is "Boomer Shooter".