AGRYOS: Recovering Eden

its pretty fun. would probably give it a 3.5 outta 5 stars. so lets do the compliment sandwich here...! first a good point... the story and premise behind the game was well done and thought out. the dialouge that happens between the MC and her navigator/tech guy (whatever you wanna call him) who was guiding her on the radio is well written as well even if nothing else but for the cheesy back and forth the two have in their banter. then a criticism... since i play on controller the lookspeed and x/y axis rotation was too slow even at max on the slider. i had trouble getting turned around fast enough to attack enemies who came up behind me at times. the game also lagged a bit in some high graphical situations where there were a lot of enemies and bullets on the screen but that could be an issue with the hardware on my machine. and finish it off with another good point... i felt the gameplay was well balanced. the game wasnt too easy or too hard and as long as you made use of the movement abilities (which i admit to dying the first time because i wasnt using them) you should be fine. i know this was a student project but would have liked to see some more stuff in game like hidden a…

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100% COMPLETE THIS GAME A LONG TIME AGO. DON'T REMEMBER A THING ABOUT IT. 10/10

this should be a full game this student game is amazing it has fun combat and nice visuals 8/10

AGRYOS: Recovering Eden is a science-fiction third-person shooter developed and published by SMU Guildhall that blends fast-paced movement mechanics with bullet-heavy combat encounters inside a futuristic setting shaped by collapse and technological failure. Built as a student-developed project, the game demonstrates an impressive level of ambition, presenting a focused action experience that favors fluid combat systems and environmental storytelling over excessive complexity. While smaller in scale than major commercial shooters, it succeeds by understanding its strengths and building around them effectively. The game places players in the role of Neziha, an explorer sent on a mission to retrieve a critical resource known as the Branch of Eden from a failed colony world called Axenum. Humanity once viewed this location as a possible future home, supported by artificial intelligence systems designed to sustain civilization. Those plans eventually unraveled, leaving behind abandoned structures, malfunctioning technology, and hostile dangers scattered throughout the remains of a once-promising project. Neziha’s mission creates a clear objective while providing enough mystery surroun…

Plays pretty well, super short but voice acting surprisingly decent. 5/10