Night Darkness

No Options, No sound sliders, No window/fullscreen option, No resolution option, No keybinds... Ugh. This game is extremely asset reliant with near zero creativity and effort. Bugs galore and terrible A.I. help make this one of the most boring games you could possibly spend your money on.. Don't let the low price tag tempt you as this game would be a waste of your time and hard drive space even if it were free. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fASVW-ieAb8 The developer needs to step up his game and start learning how to actually code and quit 100% relying on assets and adjusting drop downs to make his entire game. He's NOT a "developer", but like so many now days, he's just another mindless "asset cobbler" shoveling out low effort shovelware onto Steam.. probably just to sell ASAP on key selling websites for a quick $20 profit. He doesn't care about the quality of what he's putting up here, or he'd actually learn how to code and quit relying on assets to make the entirety of his...

Pros: + the game runs without issues + controls work Cons: - no config whatsoever. Wait, that's not true: no config outside the actual game. In-game you get a pause menu with some options, [i]including invulnerability[/i]. - unoriginal gameplay with rather dumb AI enemies - regardless of how stupid the AI is, the game is far too difficult. I thought we're a super-tough mercenary? Either the enemies hit far too hard or Mr. Tough Guy has way too little health. Which doesn't regenerate, and there are no health kits either (see next bullet point) - dull map design. While you can enter houses, there's nothing inside. No health packs (sorely needed!), no weapons, nothing. - terrible rain fx. Why is the screen constantly catching rain drops? That's not an effect that makes sense in an FPS unless the player's eyes suddenly are camera lenses. Which they ain't. - why are there countless studio logo bumpers before the main menu? I understand that on an AAA game but come on. At least they can ...

I see this as a beginner indie game. I like the concept and I like the possibilities of what this game could become if funded enough and given enough support. -That being said; it needs allot of work. Doors don't open, you kinda just clip through them, there's no real story other than you have to kill hostile robots - and for what there is it's an extremely short game. Again I like the idea - but at it's current state, not really worth what little it even costs.

This game is cute, and maybe with major adjustments might be good, but it isn't right now. The enemies are braindead, but incredibly powerful. The gun is inaccurate and has a long reload with low magazine so you are stuck trying to kite enemies at range where they won't aggro or getting killed by enemies you cannot kill in time to not get hit.