No More Room in Hell 2

Yup

Really fun game, frequent updates, wish there was more maps, but saying that they develop new ones on a fairly decent pace. Only thing i wish this game had is a base building or base community element, were you can also extract with items to upgrade characters or a base, but that's just a personal preference. But overall I do come back to this game often and always enjoy it, and still this game hasn't release fully yet they seem to put in the work to make this game better and better unlike other studios.

Was really enjoying this game lately in fact its been the only game I've really been playing recently, unfortunately I fell through a map on Lewiston and got teleported into a downed state all the way to the original starting area the game puts you in and had to bleed out. I lost a level 100 character permanently that I spent over a day worth of time progressing throughout over a week to something unavoidable. What seems the most ♥♥♥♥♥♥ up is that they clearly had something in the code that says if you fall through a map you get reset at the spawning point in a downed state... Why the ♥♥♥♥ wouldn't they give you any kind of true fail-safe for something like that, might as well just kill the player outright. I know games cant be perfect but still something like this still could've been avoidable with proper coding and it feels like a big ♥♥♥♥ you to the players time you have no control in.

don't buy this please don't waste your money. this game is boring af i think this game is made for 8 years old kids not even hard and just doing given tasks and extract not event extraction game

Highly similar to NMRiH with differences that might be of your liking or not, nonetheless firstly I'd like to emphazise that I've not played the early access of this and I think I made the right choice. I don't really know why but I keep coming back to this game as I used to with NMRiH and the experience is very enjoyable. The gameplay is tense and slow, one single mistake can cost you your character and the entire run. This is what I liked about the first game and is what we can experience here. Character progression is a nice detail, along with the kick and being able to grab more than one Phalanx Pills or Bandages. Unfortunately (what I've seen so far) there is no "bleeding" mechanic so bandages can heal you up all the way. This is not bad nor good, it's something that I remember from the first game and would like to see implemented here. Gameplay is also very satisfying, once you know what to expect, how to attack and how to plan your next moves with a couple of friends (or even solo) it delivers. This is even more gratifying on higher difficulties because of scarce resources. Knowing your way around will definitely help you succeed. The only downsides that I've seen so far is that playing solo will not contribute to your character progression (nor have your character die if you fail) and the missing infected children. I believe solo progression would contribute to those who like to play the game on their own, because of the challenge it offers and the way it's played. As a sidenote I'd like to add (and I might be out of depth here) that it would be nice to have the character continue their state on continuous missions. What I mean is if your character was infected during a mission and extracted while being infected, they should start the next mission infected with Phalanx pills until they find the gene therapy or die. Same goes with a character that had previously injected the gene therapy, they will continue to be immune until they die. I believe this would encourage players to be even more careful or experience the loss of a character even more. (Like I said, this might be too far). I'm really enjoying this game and would like to see it succeed. I'm glad I bought it even though I was unsure of what to expect, because it certainly delivered based on my previous experience.

You'd have to have a pretty large dent in your head to not enjoy this tbh zoated game thank god we moved past the bum negative reviews

weno