CONCRETE VISIONS

I have no idea where I got this game and if I paid for it or not, and I'm probably writing this to a non-existent audience since it's de-listed from Steam, but this game is a waste of time. Boring combat, repetitive levels, poor textures, terrible font choices, bad quality sound, the list goes on. It's just a mess.

CONCRETE VISIONS developed and published by DOSMan Games (Legacy) is a compact first-person horror experience that fuses retro shooter sensibilities with a grim, psychologically charged atmosphere. It places players in a decaying urban setting where violence feels immediate, environments feel hostile, and clarity is deliberately withheld. Rather than relying on elaborate storytelling or expansive systems, the game focuses on delivering a tightly contained, intense experience built around exploration, survival, and raw confrontation. The setting, a crumbling town overtaken by chaos and strange forces, establishes its tone almost instantly. There is very little direct exposition, with most of the narrative left to environmental clues and fragmented impressions. This approach works well in creating an unsettling mood, as players are never fully certain of what is happening or why. However, it also means that the story never fully solidifies into something concrete. It functions more as a backdrop that supports the atmosphere rather than as a central element that drives engagement. Gameplay leans heavily into close-quarters survival, with a strong emphasis on melee combat and limited…

Awful. This game has no redeeming qualities, none at all. The graphics are ugly, lacking even a hint of retro charm. There is no level design to speak of, just empty spaces filled with randomly scattered boxes and convoluted tunnels. Enemies are mindless drones that do nothing but run toward the player once in range. Some carry firearms, but they are so inconsequential that their existence can be ignored entirely. In fact, that applies to every enemy. The best strategy is to avoid them all and hope to stumble upon the exit. Exits aren’t marked or indicated in any way, not even contextually. At one point, the game states: “The main bad guy is underground, I must catch him.” Naturally, one would expect the exit to feature a descending motif, like maybe a staircase. Instead, it’s just a random doorframe with nothing but skybox behind it. Weapons aren’t merely bland; they are downright unsatisfying! Their timing is clunky, their impact nonexistent. There is no noticeable area-based damage, so combat devolves into nothing more than pointing the mouse and clicking at low-resolution sprites. You’d get the same “fun” by clicking icons on your desktop, minus the frustration. The gr…

I liked it. It's short. It's atmospheric. It's a first person horror beat em up. I just wish it was longer or there was more to do after you beat it. Still I thoroughly enjoyed my time playing it.

Very bland, boring game. I see why it was only $2 now.

I dont get how this game can have above 30% positive reviews.