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非常有意思，使我大脑旋转，如果你逛了无数遍商城，发现这类题材玩过，那种类型没兴趣了，不妨试试这款游戏，很有新意，流程也比较短，适合下班或者周末玩，第4关不太友好，地图非常的绕，但聪明的你，肯定能解决的， 旋转！~旋转！~旋转！~

Visuals and sound create a perfectly gritty, scary and surreal space to get slapped by a killer death robot. 100% recommend.

Excellent sci fi horror game, I thoroughly enjoyed this all the way through. I'm not 100% sure I fully understand the ending and story, but I got enough of the gist I think. This game doesn't hold your hand, there is no map marker, no yellow paint etc. Some of the puzzles and means to progress are difficult. Make sure you familiarise yourself with all of the controls as they'll be needed in some way or another. This is the first game where I used the steam overlays notes and screenshots function but they really helped me with the puzzles. Game ran very well for me with everything high and achieving 100+ fps. It looked absolutely beautiful and ran very smooth, the art and sound design in this game is on another level. I didn't notice a single bug. Overall it's a very satisfying game that I recommend.

This is a Horro game that really scard me agian after a long time i really love it it was a lot of fun i hope you will enjoiy it wenn you get it

Insanely beautiful horror game that gave me some of the best scares ever. I don't know how they did it, but this is easily the most realistic game I have ever seen. The environments are so detailed. The puzzles are pretty simple, but effective. [spoiler]There are two main enemies that you face in this game's around 6 hour runtime. The Type 05 and Entity A are both terrifying in their own aspects. Type 05 is a collection of robots that hunt you due to a security error that happens in the game's story. You can hear it's incredibly loud footsteps from anywhere, and it can move activate different robots to pursue you, making it an incredibly unpredictable enemy. Entity A is a mammal-like creature that is visually terrifying, since it has very eerie and abnormal human proportions. It constantly wails and moans and can go invisible and appear where you least expect it. It also has a story of its own, which is incredibly heartfelt and sad. You are only equipped with a CAT tool, which is an incredibly interesting way to interact with the world. Throughout the game, you get different modules to help you solve all kinds of puzzles. My favorite of these modules is without a doubt the Ultraview Module. Having to use it in dark areas makes you feel incredibly tense, since it limits your field of view and doesn't give that much light. It only gives enough to see a small bit of what is in front of you. To me, it felt like I was using a cheap camera to record my journey, like a found footage kinda thing.[/spoiler] Overall, an incredible horror gem. With outstanding visual style and fidelity, as well as superb scares, I find it hard to not recommend this game to any fan of horror games. 9.5/10

A focused game with a very intentional storyline. It doesn't really coddle you with a heavy mission tracking overlay that allows you to really become immersed by the environment. This isn't a puzzle heavy game, but in the few instances where It did challenge me, I felt like the game was well ordered enough that it kept me from wanting to search for an answer online. This game overall is highly immersive, and in the second half of the game, especially hair raising; I wholeheartedly recommend this to anyone looking for a good story.

Highly recommend if you like the atmospheric immersion that alien isolation offered. Big fan of the sci-fi 70s/80s aesthetic. The only gripe I could think of off the top of my head is not being able to switch from the UV module to the overcharge module while running as I was trying to get away from one of them clankers. Overall worth it.

★★★☆☆ A very atmospheric, littered with details spacestation to explore. The tech being so nicely tactile and crunchy 80s. Sound design amazing, causing you to be able to orientate by sound. I love it when small teams make cool experiences like this. Having codes be randomized; having plenty of savespots; The puzzles being great; it just is neat! However. Gamedesignwise, feels very unclear on how you can interact with the world, and why. It also has a bunch of non-recurring mechanics that I just can't help but wonder if this is due to cuts in scope. A couple examples: - The gun has 3 modes; yet the game VERY rarely asks you to use a previously aquired mode. [spoiler] So having a "base mode" "UV mode" and "Door mode" is cute, but if the best flashlight is in "UV" you won't ever go back to base; unless to deal with robots. The same then happens when you aquire "Door" and there are no more robots. You stay in Door unless the game specifically asks to find something in UV. [/spoiler] A cleaner design would have each mode have clear drawbacks you'd want to swap between. - The gun has a "degauss"; This is cool feature that certain things could mess up your screen, but feels so "pointless". It's not that degaussing is loud, or costs a resource. It's not that it takes a while. It's pure upkeep. You could very much imagine how a shorter route that needs degaussing vs a longer dangerous hallway that needs no degaussing could've been a choice. But as is, degaussing is more of an immersion button, and feels odd. - The gun ammo feels like a relic too. The place is littered with ammo, every screen has an "infinite 1 ammo" reload spot, and the only thing that requires it is stunning enemies; shooting fuseboxes; or opening doors. The latter taking 1/15th of an ammo. Why? It would almost be cleaner to just have it recharge slowly over time, that way you don't have to litter tables and floors with these oddly textured to stand out batteries. - The same happens with the leaning mechanic. Only 1 time are you required to lean prone, and its at the start of the game. Leaning caused the enemies to see me later on, so it's just a silly button. - Weird loading screens. I don't mind them, since they are fast, but having an elevator ride of 10s to then hit me with a door that leads into a loading screen feels very 2010 gamedesign. Maybe i'm asking for too much, but just hide the loading screen in the elevator ride atp. artificially lengthening the ride if needed. Or trigger them by fading to black DURING the elevator ride. They already do this in the first chapters with the tram, you fade to black DURING the ride, not after.

Muy buen juego si buscas una experiencia de terror envolvente y que te mantiene enganchado en todo momento.