
'The Quiet Apocalypse' is a first-person story adventure set in a beautiful open world. Join your father on a dangerous trek through 400 km² of pristine wilderness, as you race to save the life of a very special child.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 25 reviews with recorded playtime.
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An authentic waste of time, money, and hd space. It does not deserve more words
I had a bit of trouble combining items and would like to see some additional instructions for doing that. Nonetheless it's a good game and I enjoyed playing it. [spoiler] I hope the developer will make a sequel where Alex gets back together with his family. [/spoiler]
The question. Is this game fun? I don't know. Honestly. I've given it a shot, but so far it seems more of a frustrating walking simulator/asset sampler with afterthought puzzles than a fun and engaging game. The price is right. I originally was sold on the pretty views before playing, but with many mountains that look like they were made using shogun total war map editor......you can't just pull the normals up and then call it a day. The puzzles are either too easy or not enough clues at all, the story is like chasing a ghost who likes to write. Voiceovers would have been nice. The sky and lighting are good though. Most of the game is played with two buttons: shift+W... This type of game is hard to pull off, and while there aren't exactly enough of these types of games where you can just roam around without being attacked every minute, this one seems to miss the mark for me. I'm too far into the game not to finish it, though when I set it down, I don't see myself coming back to it.
I give the game a thumbs up, but more as support for the developer for future projects. The idea of the game is brilliant, there is a story, a big map, and lots of exploration. However, after about 5-6 hours of play, the paths become too long and there is no Autorun key. Alternatively, small intermediate destinations where you can save would have been helpful. The long journey definitely has a strong emotional impact on the player, but at a certain point the game turns into a chore. So only a game for completionists or hardcore fans of walking simulators.
Only played a few minutes, but it seems okay I guess. Not a genre I am real familiar with, but it does seem to lead one by the nose, it would be more fun if I could somehow figure out what to my myself. The visuals are nice, the sound is nice, the story is interesting. An easy one thumb up.
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