Cyber Seekers: Conquest

too much potential,yet so many small problems to not see them i know my pc isnt the most powerfull one,bc it have some mid-low requirements,but SOMEHOW,i can play the tutorial fluid while the main game i have problems the game need to be polished,bc it feels like a generic city that isnt any memorable at all,gameplay is good but thanks to the lack of polishing and optimization you cant really enjoy it that much the game in its current state isnt worth it,i think on a future can fix everything and become better,because i can see the concept,is it good,but it was poorly done

I can't advise people to purchase this game in its current state, aside from the performance issues. I have - 12th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-12800H -NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 Ti Laptop GPU -16 GB ram It was necessary for me to turn down the graphics to low to even maintain stability, and even then the game was struggling to maintain 60fps. When I reached the city level, this became a dream, and 30-45 became the standard. Gameplay-wise, the game lacks a solid vision and execution. The guns feel lackluster and the shooting itself is incredibly bare bones. I found a homing rifle that made the game feel a little better, but in a game with high movement, the guns were too precise to be used at full speed. Then we have the melee. The melee while running is fine so long as you don't get stuck at all, and you will get stuck, at which point you will do a standing melee combo and eat a bunch of bullets for damage that is frankly not worth the trouble, and a resource that isn't particularly useful. The controls feel stiff and unresponsive at first, a result of later unlocks using held inputs, but the held inputs also feel awkward to use. The movement also has major issues with momentum, a…

Battle hostile machines with fluid combat, wall running, and air dashes in a rogue-lite loop of upgrades, loot, and progression despite performance issues. The story in this game is not the main focus, nor is it particularly deep. In fact, the narrative is told in only a few short sentences. Robots that were originally created to serve and assist have turned hostile within a futuristic city. To solve this crisis, you are deployed to eliminate these rogue machines and uncover the cause of their rebellion. The twist is that you yourself are also a robot. The gameplay is where the experience truly shines. It is built around fast combat and creative movement abilities. Shooting is the foundation, but what makes the game stand out is the traversal system. Your character’s feet are magnetized, which means you can sprint up the sides of obstacles and even structures without limitation. In addition, you are equipped with an air dash that lets you cross large gaps or quickly evade attacks. The dash consumes fuel, so it can only be used a few times in a row. Fortunately, fuel automatically recharges once you land. Combat itself is simple and easy to grasp. You can fight with a sword at cl…