Night light

Pitiful berry gathering simulator where the first night unleashes a plague of undead who you will spend the rest of the game fruitlessly trying to outrun while waving lumps of wood around in front of your face, attempting to build a wall. No base that you construct will ever be as effective at stopping the zombies as clambering up one of the game's many pre-built lookout posts or just hiding inside one of the houses while the terrible AI pathing runs thirty of the idiots directly at whatever wall you're facing. Don't. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UbDe0gr113o

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JN9-0JfRIR0&feature=youtu.be This is just a pixelated map thrown together with collectibles and randomly spanning enemies. The game obviously tries to imitate superior games such as Minecraft or The Forest, but is plagued by technical issues and offers nothing original in return. Here are some issues I have with this game: - There's no tutorial: the game only tells you to press 'F' to pick up items -- everything else is up to you to figure out. - Rudimentary crafting mechanics: the game boils down to picking up items from the floor (water bottles, wood, stone), and clicking a button to create something. There's no sense of mining the environment or crafting the components, beyond a cookie-cutter mechanism. - Enemy model: the enemy is supposed to be a zombie, but it looks like a playable character, apart from making generic zombie sounds that get old really fast. More annoying than scary or interesting. - Elementary AI: The enemies just follow you around, sometimes in a single-file, and get stuck in the environment. - Fatigue system: You can run indefinitely, easily escaping the enemies until there are 300 of them after a few minutes. - Technical issues: I've fallen through the border of the map, gone through objects, gotten hurt by enemies hitting me through walls. Could keep roaming around the map after dying. Haven't been able to put up a single wall (after creating a wall, the game only allows me to hit enemies with the wall). - Overwhelming number of enemies: Enemies spawn all the time, leaving no room to enjoy the "crafting experience". I experience lag when I had 20 guys chasing me. - Uninteresting map: The forest map is very small, has some houses, towers, trees, and collectibles. Nothing to harvest or explore. - Costs $6. Yes, all of that happened, as you can see from my video. My playthrough consisted mostly of looking for bottles of watter, trying to figure out how to play the game, and running into issues.