Last Dawn

The trailer made it look better than it actually was. The enemies just kinda stand there, and sometimes slowly walk toward you at a snail's pace.

Its cool

It's a walking simulator with a bit of stealth. I would call this a demo/prologue, it's incredibly short as a game, but as a demo its fine. The lore is quite nice, you find these other people dead and frozen on the ground, mainly near a campsite. And these people are like warnings for you in a sense. If an AI spotted me, it seemed like the other AI would go to that location as well which was kind of cool. Over all its a positive review if its a demo, but as a game I wouldn't recommend it.

Porque de tal manera amó Dios al mundo, que ha dado a su Hijo unigénito, para que todo aquel que en él cree, no se pierda, mas tenga vida eterna. Juan 3:16

Last Dawn is a walking simulator; one of the other reviewers mentioned that it felt like an abandoned game that was turned into what it is and released. If that's true then it's still better than releasing nothing, but I get the sense that Last Dawn is exactly what it was always intended to be. There isn't any context for the game if you don't read the Steam page, which caused me to happily jog toward one of the guards on my first playthrough attempt. Once I read what was going on, I thought, "Surely the guards know what I'm doing and where I'll be heading? There's only one possibility here." So I wasn't disappointed by what happened at all. Moral of the story: do not flee the dystopian city you live in.

Game is short, I beat it after about 20 minutes. But I love the environment and art style

Unfortunately, this feels directionless and boring. The art style is inconsistent and feels disjointed. The gameplay is tedious and there is not much story to it. This needed a few more weeks in the oven.