Cozy Radiation Cleaner

A hot-cold finding items game with a geiger counter. Flawed in many ways, seems more like a project someone clicked together in Unreal Engine from store bought / free assets, probably because that is just what it is. [i]I received this game for free as a curator.[/i] [hr][/hr] [h2]The Good:[/h2] [hr][/hr] [h2]The Neutral:[/h2] [list] [*] The game is going for an art style, I just dont think it is executed well, but that might be down to POV, so I'll score it as neutral. [/list] [hr][/hr] [h2]The Bad:[/h2] [list] [*] German translation is very rough. [*] No options for mouse sensitivity. [*] Invisible walls in the middle of the map. [*] Very narrow FOV, not changeable. [*] Managed to get hard-stuck TWICE on map 2, without the possibility of making it out again, had to restart the map, both times losing all progress on the map... [*] While falling down the air from the light house walking sounds play.. [*] The Geigercounter is not legible in many places on map 3. [*] Many floating objects on map 3. [/list] [hr][/hr] Im on a quest of at least trying every game in my library, of which I got plenty from all kinds of bundles and gifts. If you are interested in my journey, check …

This is a unique and exciting approach to hidden object games. We're eagerly awaiting the new maps and music.

Strange idea that’s fun for a few minutes if you treat it as a casual experience. There are three stages, but you have to start with the first one and progress through them in order. Once you finish them, you can replay any stage whenever you want. All three stages are small and built from pre-made assets, and you can finish the game in about half an hour. Although there are no tutorials, it’s immediately clear that you’re supposed to look for contaminated objects. You do this by following the radiation detector in your hand, which uses a hot and cold mechanic. In other words, the device beeps faster and the numbers increase as you get closer to an object, then slow down and decrease as you move away. The detection range is decent, so you can pick up a signal from several feet away. While the total number of objects isn’t shown, a progress bar fills up with each collected item. The objects are everyday items such as tools, gas tanks, coffee pots, and various pieces of junk. There are no visual clues or waypoints, so the only way to find an item is to get as close as possible, inspect everything, and repeatedly press the interaction button until you collect it. Most of the time, …

The idea behind Cozy Radiation Cleaner is not exactly new, but it is still quite enjoyable. Exploring contaminated areas, finding radioactive objects, and gradually cleaning up the environment can be surprisingly satisfying. However, the optimization still needs some work, as performance can be inconsistent in some areas. I would also like to see more maps and more varied locations, because the game currently feels quite short on content. Overall, I enjoyed it, but in its current state I would recommend buying it on sale. With more maps, additional content, and better optimization, the game could become much more interesting.

The game has are unique and interesting idea. It has a lot of potential, but it currently feels a bit unfinished and needs more polish. I hope to see more updates in the future because the concept is really cool. ⭐️⭐️⯪☆☆ 2.5/5

one dollar cool game. fun to play