Ray's The Dead

This game was in development for about 10 years and the gameplay turned out mediocre but the art style is great.

Seems like an interesting premise but is simplistic and quickly becomes repetitive

This is perhaps one of the worst games I've ever played. For a game that's spent seven years in development, this is horrifically unrefined. For perspective, it's predecessor Stubbs the Zombie in a Rebel Without A Pulse is less buggy and actually a lot more fun, and that game was released in 2005. Hitboxes don't register, or chapters will fail to load, or achievements will fire at random times. It's quite a pain. There are plenty of references to pop culture throughout the game, including quite the variety to Stubbs. But overall, I don't feel that the nostalgia hit is worth suffering through this game.

fun gameplay. Love the story. Soundtrack is a must have. My only beef it that one section on the snow level (If you know, you know)

Bought: Ray's The Dead - Digital Extras + Beta ( Back in Oct,01 2014 ) 30.00 dollars Haven't gotten any of the above on steam until this Halloween when the ( game /beta? non beta? ) released on steam ( 2020 ) When will steam users get there Digital sound track / Digital Art book and beta access since its to late for it anyway :/ not sure. I very much loved the game back then and i still do ( looks great as hell and game play to and the music reminds me of the good old days )

Controls are very buggy and this makes the game too hard to play. It dissapoints me because the concept looked very cool.

This product is unable to be completed due to an in-game cinematic not executing correctly, which results in players not being able to progress to the next stage of the level. Much of the game's flaws stem from its flawed code, with events not executing correctly, invisible enemies, and hitboxes so large that they often result in undue hits in battle and instant deaths in certain scenarios. Ray's The Dead is only admirable in its hand-drawn visuals and multitude of references to 80s through 90s pop culture; however, everything else about the game is rather tiring, from controls to narrative, all the way to its seemingly injected backer content, some of which is permanently locked in the Steam version. In other words, it is another Kickstarter project from a bygone era that should stay buried—or better yet, cremated just to be certain.

KEIN Pikmin-like! Sehr gute (XSX) Controller Unterstützung. Bis auf die grundlegende Spiel-Mechanik hat es nichts mit Overlord / Pikmin zu tun. Kein cleveres Einsetzen der passenden Minions um immer neue Bereiche zu entdecken. Kein Erkunden (bis auf öden Sammel-Auflevel-Kram ein wenig ab vom Weg) Reines Action Spiel mit Dinge / Wege suchen. Try / Error Spielprinzip.

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Spaßiger Indie-Titel mit überraschend guter Story, einem phänomenalen Soundtrack und einer Menge 80er Jahre-Humor und Easter Eggs. Leider wird der Spielspaß hin und wieder durch Bugs oder fragliches Encounter-Design getrübt. Im großen und ganzen aber rund 12 Stunden gute Unterhaltung.