Remnants of the Dawn

Remnants of the Dawn is fun but frustrating. It's functional but unpolished. It delivers action but not without headache. As I can be a bit obsessive and nit picky I'll try to be summary in my critiques. + Character Stat Customization (Decent balance of upgrade ability and still fun in beginning) + Weapons That Actually Feel Different (melee and range have multiple types) + Functionally Sound (Menus, Saving, Loading, Player Prefs, etc) + Level Design (Good mix of maze like passages without overly complicated routes) + Tuned Difficulty (Fits several play styles as resources and combat can be altered) + Voice Acting (The female supporting character is well voiced) + Music and Ambiance (Audio fades in and out well as music and vocals transition) - Multiple Spelling Errors (in game world signage, dialogues, and player menus) - Character Movement (click = walk, double click = run, but doesn't always work) - Character Interaction (clicking on objects is sometimes difficult) - Visually Chal...

This... really isn't a good game. It plays more like an alpha than a finished product. Graphics are bare bones minimum, just enough to get the job done. The backgrounds are nice I guess, but that's about where it stops. Your character looks like Agent 57 gave up on the assassin biz and became a flashing pervert, some creepy bald dude in a hobo trenchcoat. He glides across the floor rather than feeling like he's running. Enemies also look similarly dodgy and there's no satisfying kill animations or gibs to be had. Cutscenes are hilariously awful with terrible modeling and suspect voice acting. Remnants is missing so many potential additions. There's a level up system of a sort and you can buy new weapons, but that's it. No dodging, no crafting, no skills of any sort. Just kite and shoot. Even the basic click to move controls don't work properly as I've come to a dead stop or slow walked for a few seconds whilst it figures out where I clicked. If this was an ear...