Selaco

One of the best shooters I've played. It has amazing gunplay, tons of replayability with the randomizer mode, and it makes you want to get better at the game. Its really fun (and quite challenging) on the highest difficulty. The environments really do tie the whole the game together. I appreciate all the storytelling that is conveyed through the different levels and the little details you see along the way. Selaco feels like a real place and I would want to live there! The parking garage and shopping mall levels are highlights. This game has huge potential and I can't wait to see what Chapter 2 brings.

Guns go brrrrrr

Świetna gra, umiejętnie łączy stare z nowym. Grafika naprawdę robi wrażenie pokazując możliwości gzdoom. Muzyka świetnie podkreśla klimat i tempo rozgrywki unikając popadania w nostalgie. O fabule za dużo powiedzieć nie można, w pewnym sensie intryguje. To co jest mega plusem dla mnie to konstrukcja poziomów, wiele sekretów, jakiś pomieszczeń do myszkowania i świetnie zaprojektowane starcia. Czuć presje! Jednym słowem polecam.

这哪是什么doomlike 什么没有子弹时间的fear 这是r6s + prey啊 ----------------------------------------------- 少做LEVEL6这种关卡，少放点蜘蛛和黄蜂机器人，这游戏就是神中神

good game

Vet

Every reviewer of this game is legally obligated to mention that it runs on GZDoom and a lot of the things in it are pretty impressive knowing that they've all been built on top of Doom, and the game certainly doesn't discourage you from making that comparison considering that it's full of references to Doom's modding community. But beyond that it seems to have learned all the right lessons from every FPS released since - it has the enemy AI of F.E.A.R., the puzzle design of Half-Life 2, the storytelling and tactical combat of Halo, and the wonderful exploration of Duke Nukem 3D, all while retaining Doom's perfect control feel and aesthetics. It has a great atmosphere too - beyond the superficially cool sci-fi aesthetics, the story, the difficulty, and the more intelligent enemy AI combine to make this game feel like you're up against overwhelming odds, and the reason you've survived while the rest of Selaco's inhabitants are being wiped out is mostly due to sheer luck. I'm super glad to have been introduced to this game by Civvie 11, and I look forward to finishing my campaign, then replaying the game when Episode 2 comes out. Since the devs asked for criticisms in Steam reviews, I have a couple, though I'm not sure if they're actionable: - The world of Selaco is huge, and I appreciate that, but it's sometimes a little too big for its own good. Every map, let alone every level, is big even for a modern Doom WAD. In some levels it's very easy to get lost for long periods of time, which is sometimes a positive opportunity to appreciate the scenery, but sometimes devolves into running in circles looking for the next thing. - Since most of the objects are voxels, and the ones that aren't have lots of rotations, the dead enemies, which are flat billboards with no rotations, end up looking really weird and jarring when looking down at them. It also looks jarring in Doom, but that's why I turn off freelook and play the old-school way, which doesn't seem like an option in a game as advanced as Selaco.