
NEURO is a narrative first-person shooter in a cyberpunk setting. The action is taking place in the future, in the 4th century of the Space Era, which starts after humans invent a hyperspace engine.
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NEURO is a narrative first-person shooter in a cyberpunk setting. The action is taking place in the future, in the 4th century of the Space Era, which starts after humans invent a hyperspace engine.
You’re James Gravesen, young and enthusiastic agent of the intergalactic government, which controls all habitable planets in the Galaxy.
Countless billions of human beings are serving this corporate machine willingly. And you were to become one of them, a nameless drone of the Strategic Bureau of Investigations. But then...
By unlucky turn of events, during your first mission you and your partner ran into some serious trouble. You’ve handled things more rough than you should, and now a couple of shadowy, but powerful figures wants to get rid of you.
Now you’re fleeing from your former comrades, and at the same time try to expose a horrible conspiracy, which threatens many lives besides your own. The terrible mess you’re in doesn’t allow you even to take a gulp of fresh air, forcing you to endure one survival test after the other. You’re well-armed and trained, but your main weapon will be your brain. Thought can save, and thought can kill. Keep that in mind!
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Languages: English*, Russian**languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 35 reviews with recorded playtime.
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NEURO, developed by Revolt Games and published by Strategy First, is a cyberpunk-themed first-person shooter that transports players into a richly detailed futuristic universe. Set in the 4th century of the Space Era, the game places you in the role of James Gravesen, a psionic agent embroiled in political conspiracies on the planet Sorgo. Rather than focusing solely on fast-paced action, NEURO weaves a narrative dense with intrigue, power struggles, and ethical dilemmas, inviting players to experience not just combat but the complexity of a dystopian world grappling with corruption and upheaval. Gameplay in NEURO blends traditional FPS elements with a unique layer of psychic powers, allowing players to use abilities such as telekinesis, mind control, and enhanced perception. This combination enriches combat encounters and puzzle-solving alike, encouraging creative strategies beyond simply shooting enemies. Players traverse nine diverse environments, ranging from sprawling urban megalopolises bathed in neon lights to dense jungles and high-tech research facilities. Each location is crafted to evoke a distinct atmosphere that reinforces the game’s cyberpunk aesthetic, immersing players fully in its dark, high-tech world. Combat offers a varied arsenal that includes conventional firearms alongside experimental energy weapons. The integration of psionic abilities with these weapons adds tactical depth, requiring players to adapt dynamically and decide when to rely on brute force or subtle manipulation. Enemy AI presents a challenging opponent, demanding attention to positioning, timing, and ability usage. These mechanics foster a sense of tension and engagement, ensuring that encounters rarely feel repetitive or straightforward. Visually, NEURO embraces the classic cyberpunk style with moody color schemes, futuristic cityscapes adorned with neon, and designs that reflect a society teetering on the edge of collapse. While the graphics may feel dated compared to modern standards, they effectively capture the tone and atmosphere the game aims for. Accompanying the visuals is an atmospheric electronic soundtrack that reinforces the mood and supports the immersive experience without becoming intrusive. However, NEURO is not without its flaws. Some technical hiccups, including occasional freezes and performance inconsistencies, can interrupt the flow and detract from the overall enjoyment. The pacing also varies, with certain sections feeling slow or drawn out, which may test the patience of players used to more relentlessly paced shooters. Despite these issues, the game’s narrative depth and innovative mechanics offer enough reward to keep players invested, particularly those who appreciate story-driven titles with a strategic edge. NEURO stands out in the FPS landscape by offering more than just gunplay—it combines story, strategy, and unique powers into a cohesive whole that reflects its cyberpunk roots. Its focus on political intrigue and ethical quandaries enriches the player’s journey, making every choice and combat scenario feel meaningful. Although it may not appeal to every shooter enthusiast, especially those looking for fast-paced, twitch-heavy gameplay, NEURO provides a compelling alternative for players seeking a thoughtful, atmospheric experience set in a futuristic world rife with complexity. In summary, NEURO is a noteworthy and ambitious title that, despite some rough edges, delivers a distinctive cyberpunk adventure. Its blend of psychic abilities, strategic combat, and rich storytelling offers an experience that resonates with fans of narrative-driven shooters and cyberpunk settings alike. For those curious about exploring a game that challenges traditional shooter conventions while immersing them in a dystopian sci-fi universe, NEURO remains a fascinating and worthwhile journey. Rating: 6/10
Шедевр,играл на диске ещё на старом компе,с удовольствием взял ещё раз чтобы перепройти
сама по себе игра то норм, сюжет интересный, хоть и наивный НО локации кошмар огромныe...если первая..вторая локации еще хорошо, то чем дальше, тем уровни все шире и шире...и наполнение в них страдает...и стартовая пушка супер идиотская вещь а так в целом нормально, способности юзать прикольно
One of the upsides is that the game is not very long and the most unique feature is one of the most useless guns featured ever. It's the first thing you get, this rifle that needs to scan its targets for three seconds before it can fire. You'll get a bunch of others and ragdoll physics are fun. Sadly you'll be fighting heavily armored foes for the last levels and they need to be domed numerous times before they drop. The voice acting is one of the most entertaining aspects of the game. The game functioning can be patchy, but if you get the black screen when reloading the game just wait it out and it should subside, this only happened in the first level though. It also works on proton without extra tweaking. Try the game for morbid curiosity.
Wow! I mean, wow! it is a Slavjank! I love me some Slavjank... But! As long as it works. And this game does not work. The last(?) level has some severe collision issues (characters falling through the floor), and halfway through audio issues appear that corrupt save files. I could not complete the story, which is a total mess too. Claiming this is better than Chaser, Exodus from the Earth or especially Alpha Prime is a special kind of mental sickness.
Игра хоть и старая, но хорошая. сложно сказать рефанд или не рефанд. так же сложно сказать и на счет рекомендаций. Если у вас есть старый монитор, который способен отобразить картинку в нужном разрешении - в таком случае рекомендую. Однако есть БАГИ, которые нужно срочно фиксить! например: 1) баг с разрешением экрана: разрешение в 1600 есть, а по факту выставить не могу. 2) баг с сохранением игры. выбираю первый слот - не нажимается. второй - не сохраняется. 3) баг с настройками мыши. точнее то, что современные 5+ кнопочные мыши - не поддерживает. 4) не меняется уровень сложности игры при прохождении ради теста - можно еще баги найти. Разработчики, займитесь пожалуйста исправлением багов, чтобы можно было играть!
Yes.
垃圾游戏,不必浪费时间
OLD not GOOD GAME
The accent of russian speacking to english with the jokes makes this game an comedy hahaha FPS+Comedy unique style.
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