OASIS: Tokyo

Better than I thought.. very fun!

Great value for price. Promising.

Actually a really fun concept for a sorta singleplayer extraction shooter. The limited stamina mechanic is hard to get used to and can lead to some very awkward moments of just walking down corridors at a snails pace looking for something, but if you build a quick, high stamina build the games great. Really fun build variety in guns and skills, aswell as the fact its super fun to upgrade your home base over time. aswell, builds up to a super cool climax sequence. Very fun experience and a concept id love to see developed with updates.

EFT, but not as polished. Just as fun though

Fun game but there really needs to be a shortcut or something to the station that lets you begin the mission. I swear half the time I was playing was me in the city walking back and forth from the apartment selecting a mission to the station to begin said mission.

Come back to this game 2 years later and it's still an unfinished, buggy mess. Don't waste your money. For a longer description of what's wrong with this game, it's trying to be a Tarkov-like tactical shooter but it doesn't have anything going for it in regards to being a tactical shooter. You walk into a dark room where you can't see anything. You shoot the enemies. If you get hit, you heal with a bandage. There's no ability to crouch to reduce your profile so enemies can't hit you as easily, and you can't lean around corners and use cover to avoid damage. You can't hold a flashlight in one hand and your pistol in the other so you can actually see in a dark room [which is something you can do in Receiver, which is obviously one of the game's inspirations]. The bigger problems are really the amount of bugs in this thing. 50/50 on whether when you boot up the game and go to your apartment and then accept a mission it bugs out and Arinobu station platform doesn't open for you to use it to go to a mission. If you're looking for a tactical shooter, just go play Hideous Destructor or something. This one plays like it's an unfinished alpha build of a game.

Fun, simple, and has style. Now buy it and support your local extraction shooter developer.