Mr. Jones: Retribution
Onur Sari · 2024 · Third-Person Shooter, Action, Adventure, Action-Adventure, Combat
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About Mr. Jones: Retribution
PAUL JONES: THE RETRUBITIONPaul Jones was just a family man. Until the three major crime families of the city took something from him that could never be returned. Now, there is no Paul Jones, there is only Mr. Jones, seeking bloody vengeance. Immerse yourself in this Third-Person Shooter experience, where Action, Adventure, and Neo-Noir atmosphere collide. Every bullet is a promise, and every shadow is a refuge.
- Cinematic Action Combat: High-octane, stylized Action Shooter mechanics. Use the power of your M4A1 rifle and limited ammo to hunt down your foes. Every encounter is designed to feel like a Cinematic scene.
- Dark Neo-Noir Narrative: A Story Rich scenario set in a rain-soaked, neon-lit, corrupt city, filled with Revenge and moral dilemmas. Experience a gritty, mature storyline.
- Stealth and Tactics: Sometimes the best bullet is the one you never fire. Utilize Stealth mechanics to bypass enemy lines or choose to unleash hell. Tactical positioning is key to survival.
- Hardcore Experience: Simple yet satisfying gameplay that tests the player's reflexes and resolve. Feel the weight of every bullet.
- High Value, Low Price: Start this action-packed Indie adventure immediately at a 0.99$ price point and witness Paul Jones' quest for vengeance.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
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Players criticize the game for being released too early at an unjustifiably high price point, with significant performance issues that are particularly problematic during simultaneous mouse and character movement in this shooter. The optimization problems force players to lower graphical settings, which then reveals poor texturing and world-building while removing the need for intended mechanics like flashlights. The game feels like an unfinished learning project rather than a polished release.
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…3 found this helpful
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)1 found this helpful
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