Digitizer

This game feels to me more like a beta than a full release. It needs a lot of care in order to make it into something good. First off, there's no controller support, which I feel should be the first thing put into the game. Second, moving about the world, whether by foot or vehicle, exhibits a lot of buggy behaviour, such as the hilariously bad jumping pose, vehicles instantly stopping when you let go of the accelerate button, parking on a 60-70 degree slope, cars phasing through trees and buildings, cars being effortlessly pushed aside by players or NPCs alike, enemy vehicles chasing you for 50 miles, far outside their home base, before being stopped by an invisible wall, and the "ramming" function which *literally* does nothing. Third, the amount of misspellings is something that needs addressing. "Respone"? You mean "Respawn". "Chick hight" and "Chick wide"? You mean "Cheek height" and "Cheek width". "Equipt"? You mean "Equipped". It does appear that English isn't the developer's native language, but it would be better to double check translations to make absolutely sure it's accurate. Fourth, the notable sparseness of ammo is something that WILL get you killed regularly. Ha…

Hello fellow indies, I'm sorry that I have to refund your game because I'm short on money and the game is not suit my taste to play for a long time. Here is a good thing in this game. The story is great, it feels like I'm reading high quality novel. There are a lot of stuffs which in my definition is "experimental subjects" This game sure dream big, but sadly the quality of gameplay is not up to the standard I wish for. Surely for people with some spare money and don't mind about sluggish gameplay would be able to enjoy this game a lot more than me which is why I recommended this game. I could guaranteed that the vibe is there, enjoy the world of Digitizer.

There is no place to really begin with a review for a game like this. It’s made by one man, and it shows. It is a game full of jank that you will generally have to play around to get to any kind of fun, or the jank can be its own kind of fun. But if you have no tolerance for unpolished games? Definitely stay away. What do I mean when I say unpolished? The character models look like they’re from 2006 or so, and that extends out to the rest of the graphics of the game. Animations are there, you know characters are doing something when they do it, but they’re stiff and tend to look awkward. It all honestly serves its purpose, but you know that the graphics were not intentionally at this level, and that the developer most likely would have improved them if they were able to do so. I will say the vehicles look nice in comparison to the rest of the game. The graphics leads us into the issue of framerate. I played this on a Geforce GTX 1070 and aside from the initial loading being around 5-10fps, most of the game I got around 40fps. It’s extremely unoptimized, sadly. Towards the end of the game when a lot of things are happening around the open world, the framerate dropped to 15fps or bel…

I will follow with great interest. The game should be Early Access. But a great idea. If this gets some serious love It could be a great game. If I could it would be a wait and see not a negative review.

I really am enjoying this game, with only a few hours into it. It is a bit needy in a few areas but so far not breaking. The wolves clip through the home doors and the handling of the vehicles needs some TLC. I think that the way the game is going atm it will be a very good game especially if the Dev tends to it and fixes buigs and updates it regulary.... Time will tell.. https://youtu.be/Yrjxb-Dkbt0 or a look at the playing... Tatt

- So fun to play, rating 98/100