Inhumanus

Here's a Totally Objective Review of the Game: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SsS4QWBxu0w (10/10)

Neutral Recommendation. I refunded, because I couldn't manage to start the game, I was stuck in the lobby. When I was in the lobby, I felt a little motion sickness while moving in that small area. So, I gave up finding a solution to fix the game's issues. The subtle music in the background was good, though.

Very nice game! I love the realistic loading (though towards the end or in Descent mode, you will want the Arcade style reload instead). Most of the bad guys do the same thing (come straight after you), but there's some nice varieties as you progress through the story. Even one I've never seen before in any game (a bad guy that slows down your bullets, unless you have lasers). Story is a little cheezy, but that's not why you play this game. You play to shoot up hordes of bad guys that are strategically placed to give you a challenge. And every now and then you get thrown a curve ball as well. Most of the bugs in the game have been worked out. The few that remain are minor and definitely don't take away from the fun! Some might have trouble with the gripping of the guns (it works like a toggle), but you get used to it and eventually it becomes 2nd nature. It's awesome that you can have a co-op game like this (up to 4 people) for such a price! Just make sure you have a friend for that...you won't randomly find people to co-op with. To me, with all the features, configurations, and game-play, this game could easily be worth $30. Yeah, the graphics aren't the best, but the gameplay is a lot of fun. I find myself going back to play the Descent mode by myself on a harder difficulty from time to time. As of the time of this review, I've put 40 hours into this game (according to Steam)!! Well worth the price. :-)

had to come give this a quick review- I give it a thumbs up for a combination of reasons. At the current asking price (5$ it's a steal and at even at 10$ it's fair) there is a good amount of content and it checks all the boxes that more devs should be pursuing in a single title: action, fps, coop, campaign. Yes the visuals and such are dated, but again it's one dev and they've done an admirable job. It's worth the 8hrs it takes to complete.

I have only played Inhumanus a little. But I think that some points already stand out that I can say about the game, so that it might get a proper review score on steam :) I might update the review in the future as I play. [h1]Pro[/h1] [list] [*]The gun play feels really well refined [*]No bugs at all so far [*]Interestingly weapon reloading is a lot of fun. It never feels punishing, but fair. [*]The cover-based shooting works well [*]Enemy variety is good, each type needs own considerations [*]Story is ok so far, not that exciting [*]The environmental is mostly in hallways, but not too repetitive [*]The inventory system is really nice and intuitive to use [/list] [h1]Con[/h1] [list] [*]I can never play this game longer than 45 minutes, because the movement system gives me a headache [*]Stationary enemy types become boring after a while, since one can just duck behind a corner and hold the weapon outside without ever taking damage [*]The short parts in total darkness somewhat suck, but also Horror games were never quite my thing [*]As others have said the graphics feel like out of the nineties, but that’s just fine with me as the game runs very smoothly. [*]It took me like 20 minutes to figure out how to use the in-game menu (called “watch”). [/list] [h1]Conclusion[/h1] For me buying Inhumanus was definitely worth while so far. General mechanics are great and they carry the games through the weaker parts, like the story. I will mess around with the teleporting system a bit more to try to play for longer sessions. Just recently a friend of mine got a VR Headset, so I might get to try out the Co-op, which I am super excited about.