Category 6

I like the idea for sure but .. it just feels too janky as is. The settings are very odd as well. You can't (to my knowledge) set anything up before you start the game. Escape does nothing, but you can hit tab and go to option from there and then graphics setting are "low, medium or high" and that's it. Mouse sensitivity is also the same kind of thing, slow medium fast -- no slider or anything. (luckily fast was fast enough for me) The voice acting is "ok". It's definitely one of the odder settings menus I've experienced. I was only playing on story mode which is meant to be easier and I'm not saying it's hard, but it definitely got frustrating. There's an early part where you need to find something under water and I spent quite a while seeking it out and finding nothing at all. Unfortunately it was at that point that I decided I was simply not having any fun. With some polish I think this could turn into a good game, but as is I can not recommend it.

An ambitious mess. I respect the send on a game of this scope for a solo dev BUT there are so so so many bugs and soft-locks. Finishing this was an absolute battle.

Was excited for this after seeing a post long ago on Reddit. Unfortunately, the dev isn't quite there yet. Please remove the opening section with the wife... it's very cringy and uncomfortable in a survival game. Also, after playing for 35 minutes, closing, then opening a few days later, it gets stuck on the load screen. I'm stuck for now. Hope some new updates will make it a bit more polished.

Thisi game sorely needs multiple save points and should not penalize your health for saving and crafting and using things.

super basic and you basically die just by walking

I’ve been playing Category 6 and have been really enjoying it. The game did launch with a few bugs, but the developer has been putting out updates and fixing things pretty quickly. After the recent updates, the game is running pretty smooth for me and I haven’t run into anything major. I do have to mention that some of the supplies are well hidden, so sometimes you have to search around quite a bit to find what you need. At first I thought I was running out of stuff, but there are actually a lot of them scattered throughout the world. You just have to explore and look carefully. And if you really can’t find something you need, the merchant is extremely helpful. Being able to buy supplies from him gives you another option instead of getting completely stuck because you couldn’t find a particular item. The game has a really good post-apocalyptic atmosphere, and exploring the world while trying to survive the aftermath of the storm is a lot of fun. There’s definitely some room for improvement, but it’s clear the developer is listening to feedback and continuing to work on the game. Overall, I’m having a good time with it and would recommend giving it a shot if you enjoy su…