Fright Train

re4 and cod zombies had a furry baby

The Fright Train have a aspect element of COD zombies. PC control has been a big improvement since the playtest. UI jank been fix, movement is smooth and not too rubber band.

This game slaps- I never thought fighting Silent Hill-ified Animal Crossing characters with Resident Evil controls would slap so severely but alas This game does in fact, Slap severely Honestly, well worth the $15, probably would have paid $20 for how much fun I've been having!

Muy entretenido, un survival horror mezclado con rogue like que me recuerda un poco al mersenarios de resident evil pero con modo historia.

Genuinely scratches the itch for an RE 4 type game, the campy/ cheesy dialogue combined with the stress inducing moment to moment gameplay has had me hooked for the last couple days and I get the feeling that wont change any time soon.

I played the demo mulitple times as I waited the full release, this game is that good! I love the setting and enviorment, the gameplay always has me on edge as not many games has real time inventory management while being good, it reminds me the days of ZombiU where your resource management is meaningful, what you take, drop and what slot the items goes to is importaint and if you have enough credits to open doors or close windows. And despite the game needing luck for your runs I never feel that it's the games fault cuz I'm either too slow or my bullets are in the 70% slots. Just like a good roguelite should aim for. Also this is one of the most Canadian games I've played I love it!

It's an enjoyable game, I play if for a couple of loops every once in a while. There's some oddties to the control schemes, I found that sometimes if you spin your camera fast enough while opening closing a menu you can cause a desync from your inputs and your characters movement which can be kind of inconvenient. (I.E WASD will not always correspond to forward backwards and left right movement, it becomes inversed temporally). I enjoy the "speed loader" kinda of reload mechanic. My biggest complaint about it is you have wait a moment for the full animation to complete before you can right-click ADS. I've found myself a couple times disarmed at inopportune times because I reloaded, and before the little paw animation had finished playing I was right clicking to get ready to shoot.. leaving my character standing there not doing anything. I have to remind myself to stop right clicking for a second to let it reset, then right click again to aim. In the middle of combat it's a little inconvenient, but something you can learn to do slowly.