Hunter Gatherer

That's game is a little bit strange, the idea isn't as bad as I tought but the game is too minimal. Aftre 10 minutes you don't know what to do and in game you can't regular the audio. However, it's ok, I buy it just becouse is cost 1.99$ and if you are bored you can play it, if you have 'nothing' else to do.. D.

I usually don't like to write negative reviews, but this is a special something: *) ♥♥♥♥♥♥ controls *) no content *) insulting interface This game raped the survival genre.

Pra quem procura por um jogo simples para passar um tempo jogando.

You know that thing you get in 3d games where you have a detailed object with crisp textures laying on a blobbish texel smear of some large-scale background? This is that, in a 2D game. Every sprite has a different DPI on screen, it feels like. Also the text apparently only looked good on the original testing resolution; it scales badly. Retro or "low-quality" art is fine, just see undertale or nidhogg. The random inconsistancy is what kills it. The controls are kinda sticky, at least in switching to movement to the right. I didn't get much past the stew, but other reviews seem to indicate that I've already seen about half the game. Short games are fine, but... The writing is also slightly off. Not bad-bad, but if you're putting something up for sale... try to get someone with at least a slight college level expereince in proofing and copyediting to go over it -- someone who didn't write it. Given the amount of text between the game, the website, and steam itself, I'd guess that's maybe a half hour's work. The less text you have the more important it is to get it right. All in all it looks like a good first finished game project from a new dev, but I just keep asking myself, why is it on steam?

Oh ♥♥♥♥, why did I buy this?