
Shelf Life is an action FPS set in a near future conglomerate, that will seem eerily familiar if you spend your time around online dumpster fires. Use your arsenal of weapons to shoot, burn and fungible-ize your way through the Edison facility fighting a lizardy hostile takeover.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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what the cuck i literally numbed bmy pants
Died to the car train area like 80 times first time playing. Felt like a child walking home from school, super realistic, 10/10
Short and sweet with a handful of funny jokes. Good for what it is! Only bad things is that it's easy to not know what to do at certain parts, and that you can't map he controls
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A thoroughly enjoyable FPS in the vein of the original Half-Life. Definitely has some drawbacks, but for the low price tag, and considering the small size of the dev team, this is definitely worth giving a try. Props to the developers for putting this out, that alone is an achievement, but the spot on social commentary, the enjoyable gunplay, and the intricate level design wrap this up in a perfect package. Can't wait for the next Bongwater Classic!
Poorly thought out, poorly designed, overall just a terrible joke of a game.
RAM gun that shoots expensive AI gen, is needed.
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pretty good game not perfect but definitely worth the asking price
This game taught me the importance of maximising share holder value. Thanks o7
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