F.E.X (Forced Evolution Experiment)
NonFictional Games · 2017 · Indie, Action, Adventure
PC
1 user reviews0% · 1 📈 Making a comeback 9%
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About F.E.X (Forced Evolution Experiment)
About F.E.X (Forced Evolution Experiment)
In F.E.X (Forced Evolution Experiment) you are a failed experiment in a facility where they manipulate human DNA in order to stop the aging process. Something happens in the facility and you manage to escape, but as a failed experiment you are able to grow old at will, but you can't reverse the process. Get out of the lab before you die of age or get caught by other experiments.
Key Features:
- Age at will: You have the ability to modify your age, but be careful you also have a timed lifespan so don't waste it.
- Choose your way: You can go through the lab areas in different ways, and it will have different sets of enemies, collectibles, and story fragments. But don't worry if you don't visit all the areas in one playthrough, you can play it again and discover all those areas, enemies and secrets will be waiting for you.
- Get through the enemies: You're not the only one that got out, so beware of the different experiments and other "people" that will hunt you.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Not really great ...1 found this helpful
its simply not very good. It's a puzzle game, but the puzzles exclusively consist of finding a path through a bunch of excessively long corridors, with a bunch of pointless death obstacles, where its only any kind of mystery where you're going because it has an awful perspective. Its only solvable via trial and error. The idea for the story is mildly interesting, an experiment where someone becomes able to age at will, but the execution is terrible and it ends up being incredibly generic. There's a guy who talks a lot at you without saying anything helpful, or really plot relevant, which you are forced to repeat every time you die. The dialogue has a lot of very clunky wording, and tries really hard to be mysterious only to fall very flat. The art style would probably work absolutely fine for a 2D game but as an isometric 3D game, especially combined with the pointlessly long corridors and awkward camera angle, just doesn't hit.
Janky AF, like a poorly thought through fever dream of a Portal game, designed using 90s Newgrounds components.
I've played flash games with more content than this. Controls are clunky, not worth the price.
I'm sorry but this isn't even close to a finished product.
This has to be one of the worst games in my library, and I own a LOT of trash.
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