Forest Frenzy

Great GPU test. . . . . . . . . . . But seriously for the price of a McDonalds' double cheeseburger (no lettuce or mac sauce though, just the basic, that ♥♥♥♥ is expensive) you can play this cool Unreal Engine 5 GPU test. No lettuce or mac sauce but here is what you do get.. +all the graphical bells and whistles that come with UE5 and lots of graphics settings so your machine does not melt. +you can walk. +you can jump. +you can shoot. +there are grenades +you can reload with infinite ammo reserves. +you can look around freely. +you have a health bar. +rather beautiful environments and cool looking monsters. +six fully rendered varieties of enemies! +there is a score counter and a leader board. +there is cash. (grenades cost $100) +there is a shop (press "select" or tab) +there is music and sound effects. +there is lens flare. +unfinished open world levels where you can just fall off the edge... +cool fun jank. What you do not get.. -no running -no crouch or slide. -no double jump, grapple, wall running, or climbing. -no dash/dodge move. -no death animations -no reload animations. -no sexy waifus -no Left trigger aiming down the sights (no discernible action for L2 at all act…

bro really put a cryptominer and thought we wouldnt notice 💀 i know the game is not optimized at all but i have made my own heavy scenes in ue5 with no optimization and it definetely wasnt that harsh on my pc.

The game feels like a lazy asset flip. I've seen the map in asset stores before, and it seems like the developer just grabbed some pre-made weapons and monsters, threw them together, and called it a day. There’s no real depth or effort put into the gameplay—it gets boring very quickly. The only redeeming factor is the easy achievements, but that’s hardly enough to make it worth playing. Overall, it’s a forgettable experience and not something I’d recommend.