Stay Human

Playable, enjoyable. For the pricetag it's an ok game. If you are into a light dice roller game then this is for you. 3 hours in all achievements unlocked. Edit: All good, finished now. Thumbs up!

[i] My Experience [/i] I finished 2-3 runs of this over the weekend and had a pretty good time. It feels great to watch your party slowly grow in power as you first accumulate survivors (your party can have up to eight of these) and then equip them all with better and better items. Survivors have variable health, food needs, and inventory sizes. Survivors and equipped items (most are weapons, although a few are defensive) expand your dice pool and allow you to tackle more difficult encounters (and boss fights). Dice can give you either nothing, shoes (which allow you to flee encounters), swords (attack power), shields (defense), or stars (which you can turn into either shoes, swords, or shields). I enjoyed the boss encounters, and it feels great to strategically nullify certain attacks to maximize the damage you deal and minimize damage taken. Although the UI is rough, it's comprehensible, and I appreciated little touches like the spoken lines that play when you're ambushed, aren't able to locate any supplies, or a new survivor joins your party. A few notes: [list] [*] If you destroy all of a bosses' means of attack, they can still attack you, and I'm not sure whether this remaining attack is even blockable. I don't know whether this is an intentional move by developer Ratbyte Software - I guess it could be seen as adding a time pressure to the boss fight, but the player can easily leave one of the bosses' modes of attack open just so the boss can be predicted and blocked. [*] If you just click on a zombie's portrait, it will not only assign all damage to that zombie, but all shields as well. However, if you've got enough damage to defeat a zombie with your attack, you won't need to defend against it as well. Click on the hearts or skulls themselves rather than the zombies. [*] I'd love to have the survivor names on the portraits, although perhaps this could affect the randomized starting survivor feature (I wouldn't know, I always picked a defined character for my starter). This way, when the game says "Roy is hungry," I wouldn't need to go look at the survivor name list in the upper left of the screen and then correlate it to a portrait. [/list]

I really enjoyed this game it was fun. I found the movement system good and the food system was a good addition. The weapon system was very intuitive and easy to use and I enjoyed the types of weapons you could use also the guns required ammo you needed to go and find. The Boss system was good too and fun. I will definitely be playing more of this game.

Way more fun than it has any right to be. I hope the dev. becomes more responsive as I think a lot can be done with this system.

Fun game with a unique blend of action, resource management, and strategic decision-making that keeps me coming back for more. Has replay-ability with different combos of heroes, weapons and bosses. I have the goal of unlocking all achievements. Great first title on steam from this game developer, can't wait for the next one.

Seems difficult until you get accustomed to the mechanics, at which point quite a deep and interesting game results. Definitely addictive, and a fun way to get through a few days.

Quite a fun little game. Easy to pick up and play, but takes some strategy and careful decision-making to get the best results. Random map and item generation keeps things fresh from level to level. Fairly rough around the edges, but clearly a labour of love from a dev that cares. Give it a try.

I'm very surprised! I didn't expect I'd like it, but i do! Very different to most games that I play, its a nice change though.

Amazing game, really makes you think

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