Limb Chopper

This game is a mess, there's absolutely no guidance for where the player needs to go. The world feels empty, The dialogue is cringe and the environment itself is so hastily put together that it almost feels like it was made by telling AI to create a game. The only lead I got was helping a creepy store clerk get some porn, but when we went to the porn store, there was no dialogue options despite seeing it in the trailer. Cars driving on the streets drive sideways or get lodged in buildings. Half the building are actually buried halfway under the ground. God help you if you try to navigate in between buildings as you'll find tons of assets merged and clipping through each other. Overall, not good. No idea what the devs were trying to accomplish

This game feels like it's in quite an unfinished state. Needs a lot of work before I'd recommend anyone pay the asking price. Here's my attempt: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZIpp3DnBdp0

Just thought I'd update this review... It seems development on this game has been abandoned, I would recommend avoiding this game as it's still got all the issues listed below. The game has a lot of good ideas and I do love the visual style, however the game is in such a mess I just can't recommend it yet. Issues I've found so far: - Saving the game doesn't actually seem to save the game, every time I die, the game starts at the very beginning. - The first cutscene is still not skippable - When talking to NPC's, the dialog isn't always clickable, sometimes when I try to select a dialog option, the game just doesn't respond for a while. - I like that the game doesn't hold your hand, but it's a little too strict, the game should at the bare minimum tell us what our current objective is. - Lots of bugs and glitches such as npc cars driving all over the place, clipping thorugh buildings, getting stuck in invisible walls, buldings clipping thorugh the ground and some even floating, and so much more. - Pressing the ESC key to pause the game makes it crash. I really hope this game can be greatly improved upon because there is just so much potential for it to be great.

按esc就会闪退，想调整鼠标灵敏度什么的，结果试了两次都闪退，玩长了再闪退，重来估计挺痛苦

no ai disclosure when like dude, this game was definitely vibe coded (♥♥♥♥♥♥ cars are all over the place and turning and sliding all over lol), all the voices are generated, probably some images or whatever, probably a good chunk of the writing, when it's 1 thing, it's always more than 1 thing but yeah, game is a mess. you have no direction, no arrow pointing you where to go, no journal giving you a lead, no guy telling you what to do on the radio, just wander. most of the map is empty, but you have to figure out which doors you can open and which ones you can open later as part of a quest, which sucks. it takes forever to find out which npc even gives you a quest. you think ah, I'm some sort of cop, let's go to the police station. there isn't one. town is covered in puddles when it doesn't ♥♥♥♥♥♥ rain here except like 1 month of the year, now. car needs gas and burns it quick. gas is a limited resource, you can't buy it at the gas station, you have to find cans. oh, and the save system didn't work and the game crashed when I alt tabbed. I triggered a cutscene through a wall at some point. it sucks, but at least it was kinda funny on accident for a bit

Have you ever considered playing a game inspired by the 1980s? Limb Chopper is a title where the developer has attempted to create a detective-themed experience. -Open World: The open-world gameplay facilitates some amusing driving scenarios, where NPC vehicles can go off-road, instead of pathed on the road. If you leave your car running, it will eventually run out of fuel, and at the beginning of the game. You may discover that you are out of fuel, and jerrycans are scarce, especially since no gasoline is permitted at the station. The world indeed seems devoid of substance, evoking a sensation akin to a rushed construction following the process of story planning. -Gameplay: In terms of gameplay, the third-person first-person shooter introduces a degree of creativity, with minimal guidance on objectives (no excessive handholding, just sufficient information indicating the location of something, for example, south-southwest is where the dealer is located). -Story: The focus is more on action and atmosphere rather than on narrative. The storyline is adequate and fits the genre, but it takes a backseat to the mechanics and gore. You will not encounter profound storytelling or character development here; there is merely enough to propel you from one encounter to the next. Glitches: Pressing the escape key will cause the game to crash as soon as you start after the starting cutscene of any save. If you have VR installed, it will activate immediately, and you cannot skip the introductory cutscene. Additionally, you are unable to name your save files, and the save function does not actually save your progress, reminiscent having a ps1 while not having a PS1 memory card during your childhood while attempting to speedrun a game due to lack thereof a saving system. Pressing 'l' during the opening cutscene will return you to the main menu, cars will soar off the map like in The Jetsons, including yourself if they hit you, and the game appears to have been constructed using a map builder, so be careful as you navigate the environment! Although this game has a certain appeal to me, as a friend introduced it to me, which I have beaten the game, This game is likely to attract those who enjoy 80s slasher horror due to its cheesy dialogue, gore, and indie horror elements. The detective mechanics add an interesting layer to the game, but the developer must address the technical issues to enhance the overall experience. I will still provide a positive review, but be warned of the potential challenges you may encounter! I score this game 3 Stones out of 10 rock and stones.