Mr. Jones: Retribution

A learning project that should not have been released at this stage. Let me start by noting that if this had been priced similarly to all other budget indie shooters with random assets, it would have been acceptable. But this is not the case. It’s a game from a cheap region with a ridiculous price for everyone else. The optimization is not ideal. Most of the time, it feels OK, but when you move the mouse and character in a different direction, the game decreases its frame rates dramatically. For a shooter, this is quite problematic. To have a playable experience, I had to lower all of the settings. However, this displays the lackluster texturing and world-building. Furthermore, it eliminates the need for a flashlight because everything becomes bright. What matters now is gameplay. The controls are fine because you merely move around, fire, aim, and pick up items. Unfortunately, the game fails to provide an exciting shooting experience due to an odd design decision: bullets fly only a few meters. This means that if you see an enemy at the other side of the street, you won’t do any damage to it. Although the enemy is restricted by the same limit, that doesn’t stop it from firin…

mr jones lives in a van, sits and waits for the world to end, counts the fingers on his hands, loses count then he starts again (agartha)