Quantum Hell

Diana stops by a gas station in the middle of nowhere because her boss wants something to drink. As she pays for the can, a bracelet falls from the display stand, and the store clerk lets her take it for free. It doesn’t look like much, but the note on the table says the bracelet’s stones have some sort of magnetic properties and come from an old mine. But when they continue their drive, the bracelet starts to glow, the sky turns red, and a demon jumps in front of the car. The next thing you know, you wake up in an old saloon that’s straight out of a Wild West movie, except everything around you has a hellish undertone. There are also monsters outside. Fortunately, you get your first two weapons, a knife and a gun, to take out everything in your path as you try to figure out what’s going on. Gameplay is all about the first person shooter experience, so everything should be familiar. You move around, jump, and crouch, and mash the mouse button to shoot your gun or swing a knife if you want to save bullets against basic enemies. Sadly, this sounds and should be simple, but design choices get in the way. The knife will break after it loses its durability, which is visible as a bar …