D3D INSIDE

Very basic fps made in the unity engine. Definitely needs polish but it's not a bad start. The exposition and notes are poorly translated. The gameplay is functional, basic WASD but lacks the feel of a solid fps, e.g., you can run with the shift key but there's no way to auto-run, so movement feels sluggish. It's possible to jump, but it's not high at all and you're not going to be bunny hopping. There's no in-game menu for graphics or gameplay. The AI is simplistic. The concept and aesthetic are interesting, but it's not fun to play as an fps. I paid 50 cents on sale, which I think is worth the price. It has potential.

Fun and a bit addictive. Even if you don't end up enjoying the game, it helps with useful skills like reflexes and reaction time. I'd recommend to anyone who wants a fun little game to play in their freetime.

Unfortunate proof that the latest version isn't always the best. D3D INSIDE is a sort of remake of DED INSIDE: taking the very simple top-down adventure game and translating it into a 3D twin-stick shooter. The original struggles to feel worth the price of admission but was at least basic, inoffensive and felt competent, something akin to a flash game from the mid 00's. Here a lot of the jank and overlying issues of the first really come home to roost and the ambitions turn out for the worse. Starting with the good: it does have more content to it than the original. Aside from the secret extra boss and ending the world map has been split up and some extra bosses and side quests added. It's roughly doubled the content of the original but that doesn't say very much. The graphics and sound are fine, the previews give a thorough rundown of what to expect with an electronica soundtrack that was definitely picked because it was available over anything else. The graphical style is fine but...

Not bad, not good, Couldnt recomend it for casual players.

The quality of this game is below the bar of acceptability. When the grid goes down and all I have is steam to entertain me for decades I’ll give it another try.

there are some odd bugs that can be exploited/annoying but i love the concept and its a simple fun game

Repetitive and grindy, with apparently no thought put into balancing.

Total asset flip with voxel replacements, made in Unity. Good thing this came at a 99 cents discount too...

Its Ded Inside, but as a FPS game this time with bullet hell. Same plot though there are some few changes.

A funny game about demons and a man with vodka, as if a drunk Russian decided to expel demons from our world