Monster Island (2022)

The weapons don't feel impactful and the rest of the game feels slow.

This comes across as a low key asset flip. The most likely explanation for this is when someone who isn't a professional game developer tries to shortcut the process by using a pile of pre-made assets. Without the talent to actually design a game, they just push this kind of junk as fast as they can onto Steam Direct, resulting in a product that doesn't hold much at all in terms of quality or interest. Today's asset flip is from Estonia of all places, but at least this isn't a malicious one, there's no price tag on this collection of other people's game assets that this developer wants you to think he created. It's just a completely basic wave survival shooter... take a basic Unity first person shooter game blueprint, dump an ugly filter on it and a bunch of other people's monster assets, pat yourself on the back and call yourself a game developer. This has no value whatsoever as a real game. This game is essentially a bunch of other people's stock assets rearranged and kitbashed into a "game", so with those "borrowed" assets, at first glance it looks okay. But there's much more to a game than the appearance that other people's game assets can provide. When developers aren't…

Very funny

Small, janky and completely forgettable amateur FPS. All the graphics are (poorly used) Unity store assets, performance isn't great, and enemy behaviour is very basic. There are 8 levels to the game, but they all use the same map and only enemy placement varies. It's free, but it's little more than a prototype.

[h1]Before I played Monster Island, I had a small pp, no friends, no gf, depression, and no life. These things havent changed, but the game is pretty good[/h1]

It's best if you see why I suggest against this.... Here's a 1 minute review: https://youtu.be/7Sm3Mag3oPc