The Mound: Omen of Cthulhu

Nice game but needs more content and bugs need to be fixed in the future i hope it will be great <3

not good

Esta bien optimizado.

Joke Review: Can't recomend because the boat you are on has no Wheel. 1/10 realism Actual Review: 3 hours in and this game has alot of potential for Co-Op Perspective. Pros: - New dynamic with new interactive coordination with your friends. - Makes you second guess everything. - Super Immersive. Cons - Difficulty is good going into the jungle its hard getting out and its fustrating to die when you are over whelmed. - Its a rogue lite with survival, would not say, left4dead like, more like Random preset gear at the begining of the game. which means you have to know your maps to really enjoy early game. - the rewards of each contract is not clear where to spend or really low value to change your gameplay per map.

Does this game need polishing and some work on it? Definitely. And the developers are very attentive to feedback and work on fixes and changes, which is a very good sign. Is the game boring/unbalanced/etc.? Not at all - it might be boring to some, and look like another extraction co-op - but it does have an atmosphere of eeriness and unpredictability, which I really like, plus the mechanics of sanity loss, hallucinations, resource scarcity and lack of inventory space just add a bit more tension and make the gameplay more challenging and fun. Overall - the game indeed needs more work, but definitely playable and has a very distinct and Lovecraftian atmosphere; if you like survival horrors and scary/spooky games (think Lethal Company + Dead Space), I really advise it - especially if you are like me and more "slow" and stealthy, rather than action-packed games. And I definitely advise to try if you happen to like Lovecraft books and cosmic horror.

These devs need to get their heads out of their asses and fix this ♥♥♥♥♥♥ attempt at a game. I've dated more stable women then this and I soley date women with BPD. Have some pride in your work and actually commit to polishing a game before releasing it to the public to grab all that $$$. This Ubisoft attitude of "I'll release this trash unfinished and take 4yrs to finish it" is getting real ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ old. Game creation and development use to have standards and effort, look at yourselves in the mirror and ask yourself "Am I proud to be remembered for this game?

Game feels not rewarding at all, it feels like you're just a courier going through hell because the employer tells you to, and you're not allowed to prepare with your own supplies. Few Problems - Expeditions is fun for a few times, then, its just becomes repetitives. - Bringing so many things and risking everything from expeditions is not rewarding at all. You only get tokens with barely any use. - Tokens that you get from risking your life, doesnt mean ♥♥♥♥. You can only buy meager supplies like torch, medallions, maps, and bandages. - Why aren't we allowed to keep equipment that we loot? Instead, the game gave you supplies based on what mission you take. Sure you can upgrade it with tokens, but then at the end of the expeditions you lost it anyway, so what for? - There's no sense of progression other than Levels, and Map. Even Levels doesnt give you anything, it just show everyone, Hey i played a lot of this game. I wish there are more of this game, it feels like we're paying for the graphical fidelity and not gameplay, with the price its in right now i do not recommend.