Industria is a visually striking, atmospheric first-person shooter that immerses you in a haunting alternate reality reminiscent of Half-Life 2 and classic narrative-driven games. Set in a surreal, East Berlin-inspired dystopia, it blends Cold War-era aesthetics with mysterious, sci-fi storytelling in a way that's both engaging and intriguing. In short: Industria is a great game it just needed more time to become something truly unforgettable. Pros: Beautiful, atmospheric world design Strong narrative potential Satisfying gunplay and pacing Emotional and immersive soundtrack Cons: Too short, even for a narrative-focused game like 3 or 4 hours to beat and about 7 or 8 hours to complete all the achievements Story feels incomplete or rushed Limited replayability Final Verdict: 7.5/10 A must-play for fans of narrative FPS games , just temper your expectations about its length.

This Pisses me Off

Gameplay is essentially boring, the plot obscure and the protagonist is an annoying ****. Ymmv ofc.

A game with an identity crisis, poor performance, and a crash report for every time you close the game. It's got an interesting premise, and reminded me a bit of Half Life 2, but playing it revealed it took a lot of design elements from survival horror, including in-world saves and an awfully small ammo capacity. It just doesn't [i]fit[/i]. Game also chugs awfully and will throw up a crash report on close which I'm pretty sure is what pushed me over the 2 hour mark so I couldn't refund it. It gets worse, sadly. The hitboxes are janky, squandering your limited ammo. Aiming down sights will prevent you from reloading but will still play the animation. The occasional jumpscare. One arena where you have to complete the objectives while enemies endlessly spawn, which I think might be the first instance of endlessly spawning enemies after five or so chapters of the game... so if you try to fight them off you just die. Avoid. Not worth.

Good: -Nice visuals, and very unique and interesting environment -Good gun play Bad: -The story isn't anything special -A little buggy Conclusion: Its a pretty good game but, the story especially is kinda boring and uninteresting. 7/10

While very short and with a story that is ultimately incomplete, Industria is a simple FPS with an intriguing setting, but that is very clearly the first work of a new studio. I believe that 25$ CAD is a bit much considering it will only last a few hours of playtime, but I enjoyed it for what it was, and I will keep an eye out for the sequel that was recently announced.

this one deserves much more love than it has received (and is currently getting)...good voice acting, beautiful level design, fun combat, and great narrative...it reminds me of a Soviet-Steampunk Half-life in the way it plays and some of the sci-fi concepts utilized to tell the story...as one can tell, i've only just begun my journey but if for some reason it all goes t**s up, then i'll be sure to update my review.

A very short but honestly pretty good FPS. It's clearly half life inspired, and while the actual gameplay doesn't really hold up to that standard, I really enjoyed the atmosphere of the whole game. The game also managed to be genuinely scary at times as well, which I enjoyed. It doesn't have extreme hights but if you like the atmosphere of Half Life this is a pretty good emulation of that.

I recommend this, barely. It is extremely mediocre. It wasn't bad, nor was it great. Just kind of alright. Amazing graphics but piss poor optimization. Some cool and engaging combat sequences, but extremely limited amount of weapons in the game. Some intriguing writing ideas, but a slightly disappointing cliffhanger as the ending. I suppose I will play Industria II when that arrives, for the sake that it looks like an improvement upon the first. So in other words... this experience was mid, but it was enough for me to give the developers a second chance looking toward the future.