Agent Dunoz

Truly dire. Not a single interesting choice or fun mechanic in 2 hours of playing. Extremely bland and generic writing, no character development (hardly any characters to speak of) and the most threadbare story you can imagine, endless recycling of a very limited number of art assets that often have nothing to do with the mission descriptions, many enemies that don't belong in a cyberpunk aesthetic universe. Only redeeming factors are a little bit of atmosphere from some ok art, the brainless monotony of the gameplay accidentally being a realistic representation of life in corporate wagey hell, and the improbably power fantasy of successfully paying back a large loan in a short amount of time. Only buy if your lust for cyberpunk content is absolutely insatiable and/or if you want to turn off every part of your mind and body except your clicking finger and sink down towards brain death through a foggy swamp of stupor. I'm making it sound better than it is now.

The game seems to have a potential definitely. Reminds me of an ol'good times when we all played text-based RPGs. It just needs more testing and polishing here and there, so that the player could understand what he is doing and what's more important - why. I will check this game from time to time to see how it grows and improves. S And btw - it runs perfectly on my Windows 10 laptop with much lower specs, which obvious. The only thing - please make it playable on Steam Deck. So many Deck players love 16-bit-looking games (including me). Do recommend it even now.

I'm pretty neutral on this, it's cheap and it kept me playing but there's not much here. It feels like an flash rpg, I was in a sort of trance playing it. The missions themselves, the bulk of the game, is very same-y, totally random, and the progression is slow and grindy. You go in a mission, get hungry, go in the bar, buy a meal, go back in a mission. There's the pressure of your debt but I ended up only having trouble in the first week and paying it back early. I'm not sure if it was my build or the game balance being off. If you want new gear, I guess it's kind of expensive, but I never felt like I needed them because the missions didn't scale up. There's a pretty good flappy bird mini game that I really liked, it has the base mechanics of flappy bird but gives you more leeway so you feel in control.

I like it, this is the kind of game I would want to play for hundred of hours if it had the content for it. Uses dice checks and skills, feels very rpg. reminds me a little of the game World of Horror. Me gusta, es el tipo de juego al que me gustaría jugar durante cientos de horas si tuviera el contenido necesario. Utiliza dados y habilidades, se siente muy parecido a un juego de rol. Me recuerda un poco al juego World of Horror.

Looks good...but YAWN....no motivation to not just button mash