Apocalyptic Adventure: Episode 1

[h1]A Gem, yet to be Found[/h1] [hr][/hr] As the store page states it, this game is made by a small team and is designated as an early access title. But early access is not the right word for what we got here so far. Think about [i] Apocalyptic Adventure: Episode 1[/i] as an advanced Demo of what this series might can become in the near future. The coremechanics are already fleshed out, the menu and backpack system is on a good way, Your inventory, which can be grabbed from your back, works as you place it in the world intuitively. Especially while crafting weapons and tools at one of the many workbenches, you get a feeling for the intuitive [i]"grabbing in the bag"[/i] to get your resourcess. In addition to the backpack storage on your back for big things, the player got a small pouch on the lef hip in which utility items, like stones, bombs and ammo can be stored and quickly acessed. To get rid of the infected hordes which come at you as you progress threw the map, the player mostly relies on melee combat. While beeing able to use your fists to push the infected away, the game tells you quite early that the use of tools, handcrafted weapons and traps are the way to go against the…

This is actually very much worth the $5 USD price. I got it on sale for a little less than $4, so it's a keeper for sure. I was having trouble at first, and then my oldest son picked it up and figured it out, even though it is a little lacking on the tutorial side for my liking. So you are trying to survive, by crafting weapons from nearby materials, and sometimes building up barriers to slow down the onslaught of zombies. There are limited amounts of guns to use, and reloading is sometimes not timely enough to prevent injury, damage or death. You are usually better off clubbing the zombies are few times because it is quicker. Crafting needs to occur in Workshop areas, and the game is good about making it obvious which materials can be assembled to make a weapon. There is quite a bit here, albeit this game could use some good updates and add more detail, better graphic, etc. For the price, it is a steal.

combat too scuffed to be fun.

I even was can't play, because I listened to a round cartoon moron talked a nonsense for a few minutes (skipping tutorials for noobs is obviously not the developers' idea). And moving (♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ teleport) isn't normal in any VR game. Obviously, the game was made for stupid children. My nerves couldn't take it anymore and I returned the game.

Dead buggy garbage. Another early access swindle.

"Apocalyptic Adventure: Episode 1" is a action, adventure, strategy thats a nice mix. A very nice game looking forward to episode 2. I will recommend this game but only 3.99 euro thats cheap.