Neeron: The Blade of Nature

"Neeron: The Blade of Nature" is a fairly basic collection of assets arranged into a third person brawler, one of many hundreds, if not thousands of these glutting Steam. The "developer" got their hands on a few 3D asset store packs and models, arranged them haphazardly in a first person adventure game template, and submitted it to Valve as if they're real game developers. An example of some of the stolen assets can be found in the [url=https://www.fab.com/listings/be0d1014-cd06-4fc8-a442-b107ee75b81f]"Animals Warrior Pack"[/url] created by real developer, Bugrimov Maksim. But the developer of this game wants you to think Bugrimov Maksim's work is really his own... plagiarism is unethical. It's not hard to create a credits page. The developer here deliberately and unethically chose not to. The only thing that prevents this from being classified as an asset flip is the developer isn't trying to cash in on the uncredited use of other people's assets by arranging them with as little effort as possible into a minimum viable product. However, the quality here is indistinguishable from an asset flip, and that's what this is all about... whether this game represents any real value …

Very interesting

Really fun game for if you have an hour and a half to burn, i honestly loved it and would play more if there was more!

great idea poor design

Amazing Student Project. I hope to do this one day.,.. Keep at it! However as a gamer, Scenery Could Be Improved Combat is wayyy tooo easy - Just shorten the attack timers and have the boss do more dmg Content is a bit low - Just add more random bots, more diff bot levels BUT AMAZING FOR FREE GOOOD JOB MAKING THIS BROKE GAMER HAPPY

A bear warrior whacks robots using elemental affinities. You have 3 weapon types (fire, water, grass). enemy robots are colour-coded to a dominant element, and each one has a weakness, rock-paper-scissors style. Run across a way-too-vast open world to defeat 3 big robots. As long as you use the correct element, they die in 3-5 hits. Smaller mobs tend to be much more dangerous. It's an okay proof-of-concept, and there's a neat system when you use your bonfires (the game tries to be a soulslike) to pray for weather (sunny, rain, cloudy) to boost affinitiy to the corresponding element. It's an extra element, but it doesn't really add much. The map is generally too big, poor waypoints, clipping bugs (you can stroll under rivers and through waterfalls, and then have difficulty climbing back up. Overall, I find this one hard to recommend, even though it's free. If you want to see a bear whack robots with a melee weapon, it's fine. But I did not find the overall expereince particularly enjoyable.