金砂梦咒Golden Sand Dream Curse

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[quote][url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AI_slop][b]Warning: AI Slop[/b][/url] This game is partially or completely made with talentless, soulless AI generated content.[/quote] "金砂梦咒Golden Sand Dream Curse" looks amazing at first glance... a Unity narrative driven FPS with an anime style intro sequence, wow! Then you discover the "anime" sequence at the start is just a bunch of meaningless AI slop, and the underlying game is just a laughably badly assembled Unity kitbash. Usually you can dismiss a game right away just because it looks bad... heck, gaming is a visual medium and if developers don't want to put in the effort to make great visuals for you, then you shouldn't put in the effort of buying/downloading their games. But sometimes the old adage is true, don't judge a book by its cover... this might look okay but it plays like junk, and looks and feels like any average asset flip/kitbash shovelware slapped together in the space of a weekend. At least they're not trying to charge money for this. What do you do in the game? Directionless and pointless FPS shooting... a weak Quake clone at best, but with a Chinese/fantasy theme slapped on lazily. There's no English trans…

金砂梦咒Golden Sand Dream Curse is a strange little first person adventure that I found more interesting than I expected. I play as a treasure hunter who becomes trapped inside the world of a treasure map after receiving a mysterious gift from an antique dealer. From there, the game mixes exploration, shooting, survival and story elements while I try to figure out what is happening and recover the protagonist's broken memories. The whole thing has a very unusual Silk Road fantasy setting, and I liked that it was trying to do something different instead of feeling like a standard shooter. The shooting is fairly simple, but it gives the exploration a bit more tension. I have to pick up weapons and supplies as I move through the different areas, while enemies can force me to pay attention instead of just wandering around looking at the scenery. I also liked the idea of having to judge enemy reactions during encounters. It is not an especially deep combat system, but it works well enough for the type of short linear adventure this is trying to be. The survival and resource side is another part I enjoyed. Supplies are important, and I can either find what I need while exploring or trade w…

yeah people were right this is complete ai slop the combat sucks some menu stuff are broken when traveling u can click on the location u already are resetting the level and enemies..

I'm now afraid of horse demons. just great. great game.

The G button was my favorite. I really liked the weapon variety and in particular the level design was unique and made me carefully explore each level. Exit Game should not be second button !