After Long Night

The game is largely in English, but not everything is translated, there are menu buttons which are in Chinese. Some menu buttons are clipping over each other. Most likely due to differences in text length between Chinese and English. And some of the audio alerts are pretty janky "our unit under attack". The game looks actually like a lot of fun, but I am refunding it until it's properly localised.

Needs more time in the oven. The whole feeling is a bit clunky. For instance, the minimap in the mission with the train station is broken. Zooming in and out by scrolling takes forever. Placing down walls is weird, they all turn to one position regardless of rotating before placing and they're 2x1 so it's hard to use the city terrain as natural barriers and wall them off. For english speakers - the translation is passable, but needs more work. The bigger issue is the actual text, which goes way to fast at some moments so you don't have a chance to read it all before it moves to the next bubble. I could still return it, but I'll keep it and look for updates to see the progress because I love the genre and the potential of this game. Since it's not classified as an EA title, I can't give it a vote up atm.

After Long Night is a stern, systems-driven survival strategy game that emphasizes preparation, logistics, and tactical clarity over spectacle. Developed by 疯狗工作室 and published by OKJOY, it drops players into a ruined urban landscape where the days are for scavenging and construction, and the nights belong to relentless undead assaults. The game’s identity is rooted in that simple but punishing rhythm, asking players to build smartly, command decisively, and accept that mistakes compound quickly in a world that offers little mercy. From the outset, the loop is clear and purposeful. Daytime is dedicated to exploration and reclamation—tearing down the remnants of a fallen city for materials, securing food and energy, and laying the foundations of a defensible base. Almost everything in the environment can be salvaged, which reinforces a powerful theme of scarcity and reuse. Decisions about what to dismantle and where to expand are not cosmetic; they directly influence supply chains, build speed, and how effectively the base can withstand the night. The game excels at making the environment feel like both a resource cache and a looming threat. Base building is functional and tactica…

Too clunky.

Sorry, I can't recommend it right now as it is still too rough. So many actions do not have any sound. Yet ever time you give a command you hear the same response, which is annoying. There are also some places where things are not translated to English. Seems like it has potential, but not fun right now.

is good