Whisper Mountain Outbreak

Very promising Resident Evil Outbreak demake. Excellent art direction and sound design. Isometric Left 4 Dead.

THE MOSQUITO I KNOW ITS THERE I JUST CANT PROVE IT. ALSO IF YOU MAKE ME DO ONE MORE GOD FORSACKEN FETCH QUEST IM GOING TO LOOSE IT other then games fun and I think i need therapy

Great game, modern day Resident Evil Outbreak. We need more of these kinds of games.

Timed missions ruin this game. A 5 step puzzle isn't awful when I have time but ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ when I only have 6 mins.

timed missions are ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥

Fun game but I think it 100% is coop. You have a home base and go out on missions to get loot. While on missions there are locked doors and puzzles to solve. While solving puzzles and lock picking you can still get attacked.

This game needs a serious rework in 2 main aspects. The first one being replayability. From what i've seen, lootable items and puzzles do change if you replay the same zone (which is good), however the room layout always stays the same. At some point you will memorize the starting zones and everything will become automatic. Some sort of procedural generation is mandatory if you don't want people to get bored to death after the 3rd time they play the early levels. The second one is player progression. Fortunately, this one is "in the works" for the 1.0 release. Hopefully it's done well. As of right now, doing good or bad by looting and completing puzzles doesn't feels rewarding, since it all gets erased sooner or later. Now, there are 2 more flaws that feel more personal to me. The first one is the "3 lives" thing. It's awful. If your party dies you lose one of said lives, along with all your inventory and progress in the "story". However, you will keep your crafting resources and some upgrades. When all the 3 lives are lost, you lose everything and that's it. Why? Make it make sense by making every level standalone, if you lose you lose. What you should permanently keep is what you earn through meta progression. Second one: Puzzles and scripted events. I get the appeal of mixing zombies with random puzzles and minigames here and there, i did play the Resident Evil serie, so that's cool. However, while some of the tasks are nice (lockpicking a door in a hurry, starting a terminal, etc.), some others are pretty tedious to do, and get very old very fast. Keep the stuff to deal with quick and easy. The appeal is shooting zombies, looting and managing resources, not the overcomplicated stuff. As for the scripted events, it just feels so ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ bad to complete the mission's objective and witness an endless horde of zombies form out of nowhere just to punish you because "u did ur job now run lol", that's just a cheap and anti-fun trope. This game got the potential and is pretty unique in its genre, but it falls on its face the second you start asking yourself "will i still enjoy this after, like, 10 hours?".

Picture a 4 player co-op resident evil style game with SNES graphics. Its a very fun and addictive game.