
UldreVoid is an action game created by a solo South African developer. Set out alone in a chaotic world to discover what lies in the Void, a monumental orb-like energy growth that changes the world around it. You must face the conflict of supernatural change while part of humanity tries to take advantage of it.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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"We Will Watch Your Career With Great Interest." - Senator Palpatine Edit: This was abandoned soon after, like Qui goned to the store for Jin & juice and never came back abandoned.
For a free early access game, this is showing a lot of potential. Of course, things are a bit rough at this stage, but the combat was fun (if clunky at times) and the hints at a world that will be built through bits of lore show promise. I hope this keeps expanding and being refined, because there's a good start here. There's a nice mix of weapons that play differently enough to be worth experimenting with, and enough to do in combat to feel like there's a mix of frantic fighting and tactical spellcasting (even though it's often optimal to simply kite enemies and spam ranged spells). I hope that quests will be more clearly laid out. As it stands, there's a lack of signposting about where to go, and what to do, and it seems like it's easy to miss out on aspects of a quest because the environment sprawls away without much guidance for what is expected of you. Again, that's something that can be refined and improved over time. There were a few points where frame rate dropped for me, especially in the wide open environments after the dungeon section. Those are things I'm sure the developer will work on over time. As a solo developer project this is REALLY impressive. Good start! I look forward to seeing how this grows and evolves.
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The game in its current state is a bad joke. There is 30 mins or so of generic gameplay followed by loading into a new area in which you immediately fall through the map; feels like being trolled.
Kind of generic and nothing really stands out about it. However it is early in development and free. So you have nothing to lose but your time, so why not give it a shot.
Skyrim but it isn't a soulless cashgrab. A shame this game's development was abandoned.
Uldrevoid is an abandoned Early Access third person brawler slapped together with the Unreal Engine. Gameplay consists of third person brawling with some unused RPG aspects, an inventory management system and that's about it. Take on the role of a viking dude and explore some caves and stuff and kill everything in them. There's not really any kind of cohesive story, but it looks as though one was intended at some point. The developer only "finished" a couple of levels before abandoning the game, it hasn't been updated in almost 2 years. The game lacks polish and is quite buggy. Bugs include things like being able to walk on air in some places, the AI not bothering to hit back. Many aspects of the game are simply unfinished, like you can collect a whole bunch of things like "rat eyes" but there's no use for such things in the game. There's a skill point advancement system but you only get one skill point to use. The technical delivery is very poor... at face value it looks okay thanks to a whole bunch of flipped Unreal Engine asset store assets. There's bugs in the basic game engine, like you can't change the resolution... the options are there, but setting them has no effect. The game isn't truly free either, while you can download this very Early Access version of the game, the developer has indicated an intention to charge for it... if they ever added more content to the game. And given there's no updates in almost 2 years, that seems unlikely. It's not worth taking the time to download this one.
I was quite pessimistic before I played it, but I am pleasantly surprised, especially that UldreVoid is a one-man production. If you like janky(like Pyranha Bytes' or Spiders' games) RPGs, just download it and try it out yourself(keeping in mind it was made by one person). I'm going to leave here only the annoyances that I encountered while playing. -The default control scheme is a bit counterintuitive. For example, the quick-use circle is opened by the middle mouse button, but to close it you have to press "E", both - ESC and Tab keys pause the game, etc. -The usable objects need to be highlighted somehow, because now they're barely visible and easy to miss, even these essential for the quests. -Spelling errors. -And the biggest problem for me: The sound design. Some of the sounds are really loud and deafening. I had to take off my headphones and take a break after about 30 minutes of playing due to that. Also, the sound that the character makes while running sounds like it was a few meters behind him, which is really annoying.
Its a great game so far! The combat is good and the different types of enemies are also cool! For a free game this is amazing! Here is some gameplay if anyone wants to check it out :) Thank you! https://youtu.be/s68UbUYM4xA
UldreVoid, Güney Afrikalı yalnız bir geliştirici tarafından yaratılmış bir aksiyon oyunudur. Etrafındaki dünyayı değiştiren anıtsal küre benzeri bir enerji büyümesi olan Void'de neyin yattığını keşfetmek için kaotik bir dünyada tek başınıza yola çıkın. İnsanlığın bir kısmı bundan yararlanmaya çalışırken doğaüstü değişimin çatışmasıyla yüzleşmelisiniz.
Creo que es un juego con un gran potencial, aunque el movimiento de la camara no me agrada del todo, creo que puede mejorar. La verdad las mecanicas del juego en lo general funciona bastante bien.
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