Beast Agenda 2030

So, this game is *criminally* underappreciated. At the time of writing it's got, what 7 reviews? Not even enough for Steam to form an average. If I could give it two thumbs up I would, but on Steam I only have one hand I guess. It's a resistance story, the last bastion of free humanity against a New World Order of aliens who merely claimed to come in peace; a conspiracy tale that lends well to the game's mechanical similarities with Deus Ex. As the trailer advises, there's no "direct combat"--no just plain shooting a guy. The closest you get is sneaking up behind an enemy with a stun prod or something, but by and large you're hacking objects for their functions (e.g. hack a car, drive it through a barrier), or using items and tools like EMPs and time bombs. The pixel art, by the way, is gorgeous, and meticulously detailed. How it appears in Steam's video window, especially if you're viewing on mobile, really doesn't do it justice. And while at times it can be easy to miss a pickuppable object in the environment because it's all so miniature and fine, that becomes part of the charm of the world, the way the useful blends in with the background to make it all feel equally re…

The game is fun, has variety, and is in active development with a responsive developer. Pretty good marks for an early access game, right? If top-down stealthers are up your alley, and you like anything cyberpunk-y or dystopian, the game will probably scratch that itch. It is strongly reminiscent of Shadowrun on the Sega Genesis (a surprisingly deep game). I look forward to progress on the title and would recommend it.

Beast Agenda 2030 is a action rpg, stealth, strategy, alien(squid) end of time biblical feel game where you must join the resistance, rescue survivors, gather resources, use makeshift weapons, and escape with your team to a safe place if you want to have any chance of saving mankind as we know it. Oh...and did I mention that there are no weapons like guns or swords so you will have to improvise if you want to live very long. All of these things make for a very entertaining game that I would recommend to anyone who is up for an adventure where you can decide how you want to go about different missions. What I mean by this is that there is many ways to go about many things in the game and you can decide which way you want to achieve these goals. If you fail at one method, there are many more to try until you do succeed.There is a great story here but I don't want to give to much away. I feel this is a game you will want to try for yourself and immediately feel the atmosphere of the game especially with the spot on soundtrack that adds to the eerie feel of the end of human kind. This has been especially fun for myself as I was in need of a game that is not quite like anything I have…

Fun hardcore roguelite about resistance to alien occupation, hacking devices and do deadly incidents to fight off squidy oppressors! It's quite hard to finish first mission, need several attempts to got enough training by mistakes. But when you catch the tricks, it's become much simpler, especially with upgrades. Resemblance to Streets of Rogue by variations of making a chaos around and solve problems on the way with skills and devices. There's some christian themes in the plot.

A fun game indie game to play if you are looking for something a little different.

Its like those games from childhood which were really hard and you die over and over again and you quit in fustration but start it back up 10 minutes later because there is something about the gameplay that is so addictive.