Subject 95

Unfinshed Garbargo do not buy save yourself the headache and the refund hold.

ORIGINAL UPDATE - New One Below July 14 2021 Like the other review said, this game is very much unfinished. there is very little texture, no sound at all, no tutorial(however only controls are walking, crouching and jumping), and many levels are just very boring platforming or insanely easy mazes, sadly, the solution to most of the mazes is to just run against walls and get lucky to clip through. there is one level I believe I should mention. One of the later level requires you push a box into a position with gaps on both sides. this is almost impossible to do as you have to rely on pure luck to even move the blocks that for a wall. the final level doesn't even have a working end screen, and since there is no pause screen, you have to alt-f4 out of the game. For all of the reasons above, and more that I haven't listed, do not buy this game. If you were unlucky enough to buy this game, I would suggest to try the first level, as it is probably the most telling of them all. and since the entire game can be completed in 10 minutes, hurry up and get your refund. EDIT 12/15/21 The game has gone through a total overhaul, fixing most of my concerns, adding graphics that are actually quite nice to look at, and having some explanation for what to do. I still believe there wasn't enough for me to recommend this game, but the developer is listening to feedback and hopefully will improve more with time. EDIT 2/25/22 The game has gotten genuinely interesting, with a speedrunning feel, better graphics, a good looking pistol, and overall good modelling. I think this game is on the track to be something good, as long as the dev sticks with creating more levels. Speaking of levels, the game currently has only 1 level, so I would still recommend waiting for more levels. EDIT 10/12/22 The game has gone through another rework of the first level. It currently features 3 locked doors and 2 terminals that need codes to progress. Personally, I feel the player both moves to floaty and that the terminals are just annoying. they move both the cursor for the terminal, AND the player character in the background. I like how they kept a level timer, as that was one thing I liked from the previous iteration. Overall, its still a very short and mostly mindless experience, but it's laying a solid foundation for future work. Previously, the game had cost around $5 USD, which I thought was shocking, however the dev had heard the concerns and has made the game now free to play. I fell like right now, people should wait and check back on this game, but it seems like it might go somewhere soon. I am in question of what multiplayer would do to this game, as it doesn't seem like the type of game that multiplayer would work for.