222

No.

It just seems so lazy. The description talks about immersive environments but the screenshots are all on the same road. The first bit is a parkour map aaaannnnddd....then you die. Don't bother. https://youtu.be/7bN7oTvlUnc

222 is from indie Developer David Mulder (Red Splat Games) and is no longer on the Steam Store due to the developer removing it on the basis that it was of sub-par standard to both his liking and those that had bought it and collectively thought (knew), he could do better. I am genuinely thankful for this and give a nod of respect that the developer has a sense of decency. He has a few games on steam and a lot of them seem to have a general thumbs up, though personally my first introduction to one of his games. The game had potential on the basis that it had a progression strategy. Each level bore a new enemy. However, I agree with another reviewer that this was just lazy implementation. The asset landscape is the same each level and the only difference is enemy. Your basically just plonked down on an alien landscape with no information what to do. You first need to avoid robots and jump on crates to get to an exit point where you will be plonked down on the same alien landscape agai...