DeepLands

[h1]The character has asthma.[/h1] [b]Pros:[/b] + One man’s work. + Good length. [b]Cons:[/b] - There is room for improvement. [b]Gameplay [/b] Using Unity to develop games as a single person is something very risky because most of the time it ends wrong. For example, levitation works pretty well in this engine, you can get lots of fall damage by just accidentally falling from a second-floor (even walking downstairs can provoke an injury or two). I had to walk with 70% of the screen with red stains for a whole chapter due to that. If you leave the game in the middle of a chapter, you will have to play it from the beginning. Basically, if you are playing with Unity, you must expect bugs. One of the main resources is the stamina you use, to run and it gets depleted very fast. Stamina in this game feels really useless since walking is what’s mostly done. There is not enough music to feel immersed in the game, only when certain checkpoints are reached or when danger is near, the sound will be triggered for a very short time. [b] Difficulty [/b] There are not many puzzles and most of them are about checking the right place at the right time. The game has several chapters and har…

For An Independent developer it is clear some of the art work got loving attention. However most looks like standard game making program standard generated trails and dungeons. The use of classical music is okay but sometimes heavy handed. Player interaction with the game is limited . NPC's are crude and have very simplistic AI. There is almost no ability to vary from the predetermined story line. Player movement and combat moves are very limited. You can Judge for yourself by watching some gameplay video: https://youtu.be/kXL8353aauM I had high hopes because it looked pretty; but I have to say it is slow, almost no action. It's a No for me

Fps is doing good nice story good jumpscares ! im surely gonna play more !

Unskippable cutscenes at the start with really poor animations. Is there supposed to be sound? Moving makes the camera 'hop' up and down as if on a pogo stick, which gets worse if running. There's an instruction that says 'Blue means there's something to do' meaning unless it's blue, it can be ignored, but also if the dev needs to tell the player what can be interacted with using essentially a 'LOOK HERE' then it's more hand-holding than adventure. There's a hunger meter for some reason. I didn't go farther than the mansion as it's vastly empty except a few rooms, and quite frankly, feels unfinished & uneventful.

Won it on a giveaway on Instagram ages ago like last year or the year before forgot i even had it think it was from a minecraft related account and like me and 4 other people got a code for free (update) went into my instagram dm's it was 64 weeks ago