Not My War

[h1] Action adventure game where you play as a mouse with top down view. Avoid being detected by cameras and robots. Use flash to stun them and get pass through security. Overall I guess it's ok. A bit boring to be honest. [/h1]

=======《 [b]Graphics[/b] 》======= ☐ Feels like real life ☐ Beautiful ☑ Good ☐ Decent ☐ Not great ☐ Better not stare too long ☐ MS-DOS =======《 [b]Gameplay[/b] 》======= ☐ Really good ☑ Good ☐ It's gameplay, I guess ☐ Meh ☐ I'd rather watch paint dry ☐ Don't even try =======《 [b]Audio[/b] 》======= ☐ My ears are happy ☐ Very good ☑ Good ☐ Okay ☐ Bad ☐ RIP my ears =======《 [b]Audience[/b] 》======= ☐ Kids ☑ Teens ☑ Adults ☐ Grandpa =======《 [b]PC Requirements[/b] 》======= ☐ Runs on a calculator ☑ Potato PC ☐ Decent ☐ Pretty fast ☐ You'd better have a good PC ☐ Ask NASA for a computer =======《 [b]Game Size[/b] 》======= ☐ Fits on a floppy disk ☑ Small ☐ Manageable ☐ Pretty big ☐ Goodbye, 1 TB of storage ☐ Needs its own hard drive ☐ Time to buy a black hole =======《 [b]Difficulty[/b] 》======= ☐ Press W and win ☐ Easy ☑ Easy to learn, hard to master ☐ Needs some brain power ☐ Difficult ☐ Dark Souls level =======《 [b]Grind[/b] 》======= ☑ Basically no grind ☐ Only for rankings ☐ Optional grind ☐ Average ☐ Too much grinding ☐ Prepare to lose your life =======《 [b]Story[/b] 》======= ☐ What story? ☐ Some lore ☑ Average ☐ Good ☐ Really nice ☐ This game is my life now =======《 [b]Game Tim…

Interesting little stealth game with some light exploration. Thoroughly enjoyable to pick your way through these ruins while learning about the other characters

Not a very good game, nothing special, couldn't play it for more than 15 minutes

A short (1-2 hours) but atmospheric isometric stealth game. It’s not groundbreaking or particularly beautiful, but accessible and with solid art design. The game is actually a student project, so don’t expect a perfectly polished experience. At start-up the game told me to plug in a controller, but it was perfectly playable with keyboard and mouse. The game world is fairly small and appears to be reasonably open, but is in fact a series of corridors flanked by impassible bushes or stones. This wasn’t quite what I was expecting (as a rodent, shouldn’t the protagonist have an easier time slipping through?), and it’s not always obvious from the graphics where you can or cannot pass. The in-game map will usually give a better indication of where you can go. But that is a minor gripe. The game is not particularly difficult: there are a number of “assists” available, but with a bit of trial-and-error you do not need them. Overall, a solid game, if you are willing to put up with some rough edges and a short length.

Not My War is a stealth survival adventure from 24-Pack Studios that builds its identity around vulnerability, exploration, and quiet tension rather than overwhelming action. Set in a world devastated by conflict and technological collapse, the game places players into an unfamiliar perspective where survival depends not on power or firepower, but on caution, patience, and intelligent decision-making. It creates an atmosphere shaped by loneliness and danger, delivering a smaller-scale experience focused on tension and environmental storytelling. The premise introduces a bleak future where humanity lost control of the machines it created. Long after civilization has fallen, automated war systems continue functioning without purpose, endlessly patrolling ruined landscapes while the remnants of human ambition decay around them. Players assume control of a genetically modified ferret left behind after humanity’s downfall, trapped on an isolated island filled with mechanical threats and abandoned military infrastructure. Escape becomes the central goal, but survival comes first. Unlike games that encourage confrontation, Not My War builds nearly every system around avoidance. Stealth …