Enemy Remains

Twin-stick shooter crossed with survival horror that never gels together well. The game is slow-paced which makes the twin stick mechanic feel out of place and almost the entire game can be easily played with the infinite-ammo pistol, making the "survival" aspects feel moot and most of your arsenal irrelevant. The story is largely incoherent and, again, feels made up of a bunch of different threads that never come together into a full plot: cultists, gene-experiments, a power station thing, a living organic "building", etc. You have zombies but then you have snakemen and machine-gun wielding skeleton soldiers and walking trees and the overall feeling was a stewpot full of "This would be cool" concepts but not enough time to cook into one dish. There ARE some cool ideas in the game if they had picked one theme and leaned into it. And I enjoyed how environments played into the game such as traps that could hurt monsters, destructible fences leading to secret areas, accidentally dest...

Storytelliing is by far the best that we have seen from this small indie group. Gameplay is tied to the story nicely, and you actually start to feel the lore coming to life. Hopefully we see more from this group soon!

A lot of progress since release. Madness shooting, beautiful colors and environment!

It's not so bad, it's fun for a while. Playing with "remote play together" would be much more fun i guess, wouldn't know i have no friends.

Just plain terrible. I mean, these guys cant even market well, the banner is lame AF every time I think to play this game, I see that and Im just like nah...but I decided to finally give it a good try...and wow...its bad. Claims to have full controller support...does not. No fire button. Maybe its a bug...just bad...so bad...I played single player but it started it coop anyway and the other player just immediately died because obviously no one was playing her...wtf? Just not worth another second of disappointment. Uninstalling and possibly refunding, not sure if I got it on sale or not...

It doesn't seem to matter what resolution I use (I didn't try them all to be fair, I shouldn't have to to also be fair) or if I'm on medium, high, or ultra graphical settings. This game has a bit of jerkiness to it, a kind of visual stutter. It's not too horrible, and it's no where near game breaking, but it's there for me. Otherwise, it's kind of hard to say yet. Right now, it seems to be a slower more exploration focused affair. The combat so far consists of you doing a lot of back peddling and kiting. The enemies are slow and easy to get around unless you let them right on top of you, but they take a lot of hits to go down. It's still in early access so where it is now is not where it will end up hopefully. This is one I say keep an eye on.