Zompiercer

Honestly, overall, I love it. This game almost feels like it was made for me. I'm barely 5 hours in, and I'm fairly obsessed. Something worth mentioning before reading my "review". I haven't even left the starting area yet. I've been madly obsessed with outfitting my train before leaving. The crafting system will feel familiar to anyone who has played 7 Days to Die. It's almost identical. There is a pretty good spread for weapons and tools also. Enemy variety, even at 5 hours in, is pretty diverse. All in all, for the price, it seems like a pretty good deal if this genre of games appeal to you. There is... of course... one caveat to all of this: Inventory. I understand they're going for a somewhat "realistic" approach to this, but my experience is bottlenecked by the sorta ridiculous limitations on inventory. It's so bad that I find I spend more time running to my train, and back to my looting area, than I do actually looting. This isn't fun. Just saying. Running back and forth and back and forth and back and forth just to loot one area is joy-breaking. And if I'm totally honest, each time I have decided that I'm ready to log off, it's because I got bored running back and forth constantly emptying my inventory into storage, and then running back out. I realize I'm still in the starting area, but looking ahead at others comments, and videos, I can see that this isn't just a starting area issue. I'm not saying it ought to be a free-for-all. I'm fine with limits. But the limits in this game are a tad absurd for a game. SOOOOOOO... if I had one thing to pound into the devs.... MORE... INVENTORY... CAPACITY... especially at start.