Hidden SciFi City Top-Down 3D

I tried to play this game for more than 6 minutes but it's impossible. Terrible interface, awful Controls, poor music. Everything about this game it's just bad. Obviously is not worth the price, I wouldn't buy this game even if it was 0.01$. The good reviews are clearly bots or people that got paid for putting it. Please don't play any games from this developer or publisher in your life.

Horrible game! I don't know why they charge this kind of money for it. I'm glad I got this for 5 bucks on Kinguin within a Key Pack. There is only 1 level where you need to find 21 objects. You will finish the game in less than 5 minutes. And the graphics and controls are also horrible. The god reviews are obviously posted by bots.

Bad game. No gameplay and even if you like to just find items, this would never be the way to do it. good reviews are most likely from bots or the developers on alt accounts. pls don't buy.

As a passionate fan of the sci-fi genre and top-down games, I was eager to dive into "Hidden SciFi City Top-Down 3D." However, my enthusiasm quickly turned to frustration and disappointment after experiencing this game. Let me start by addressing the most glaring issue: the game feels incredibly unfinished. It's riddled with bugs, glitches, and an overall lack of polish that makes it almost unplayable. From the constant crashing to the nonsensical AI behavior, it's evident that the developers rushed the release without adequate testing or refinement. The visuals, touted as a highlight in the game's description, are lackluster at best. The promised "top-notch 3D graphics" were nothing more than poorly rendered environments and character models that looked like they belonged in a game from a decade ago. The promised "hidden gems" within the city were either nonexistent or so poorly hidden that finding them felt more like a chore than an enjoyable challenge. Moreover, the gameplay mechanics were clunky and uninspired. The controls felt awkward and unresponsive, making navigation through the supposedly "open-world" city a frustrating ordeal. Quests were repetitive and lacked depth, …

In this series of games everything is stable and standard - search for items. Here the author seems to be impressed by the movie 5 element and cyberpunk games 2077. Me and the kids, I like it better when the game is from 1 person, not the view from the top.

Not bad at all. I even found something.