OASIS: Tokyo
skaaie · 2023 · Action, Shooter, FPS, Looter Shooter, Gun Customization
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Positive82% · 44
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About OASIS: Tokyo
OASIS: Tokyo is an FPS with a focus on inventory management that has roguelite elements. Undertake contract missions for powerful mega-corporations and other clients in the criminal underworld of an alternate history near-future Japan in order to find the location of the fabled Oasis, a rumored secret location hidden somewhere in the country.
Complete procedurally generated missions with randomly selected objectives, locations, and enemies. Fight against local gangs, hired PMCs, corporate security and more as you accomplish 6 different objective types such as retrieving sensitive information, defusing EMPs, and eliminating specific enemies of the client in 6 different environments. Dying will cause you to lose the gear and items you brought in and looted during the mission, but you'll keep your cyberware and other aspects of your character.
Pick up and use a variety of 19+ weapons including melee weapons in close-range environments. There are a variety of attachments that can be used to customize most weapons that affect their performance. Weapons use magazines taken from the grid-based inventory that must be reloaded in the inventory after switching magazines.
Build out your character using class-based cyberware Cores that determine the different types of cyberware slots you have, as well as unique cyberware that can be installed per core type. Advance your character using an assortment of skill trees. Launch hacks against vulnerable enemies using cyberdecks. Extract valuable exports from vulnerable devices on your missions, which can then be either used to influence the next mission or sold for a profit.
There are also different options to customize your experience including permadeath and different difficulty modes that affect the difficulty of various mechanics.
Contracts
Complete procedurally generated missions with randomly selected objectives, locations, and enemies. Fight against local gangs, hired PMCs, corporate security and more as you accomplish 6 different objective types such as retrieving sensitive information, defusing EMPs, and eliminating specific enemies of the client in 6 different environments. Dying will cause you to lose the gear and items you brought in and looted during the mission, but you'll keep your cyberware and other aspects of your character.
Weapons
Pick up and use a variety of 19+ weapons including melee weapons in close-range environments. There are a variety of attachments that can be used to customize most weapons that affect their performance. Weapons use magazines taken from the grid-based inventory that must be reloaded in the inventory after switching magazines.
Play Your Way
Build out your character using class-based cyberware Cores that determine the different types of cyberware slots you have, as well as unique cyberware that can be installed per core type. Advance your character using an assortment of skill trees. Launch hacks against vulnerable enemies using cyberdecks. Extract valuable exports from vulnerable devices on your missions, which can then be either used to influence the next mission or sold for a profit.
There are also different options to customize your experience including permadeath and different difficulty modes that affect the difficulty of various mechanics.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Kinda sucks? No leaning and no crouching in a tactical FPS game. Magazines drop on the ground when you reload, even if it's not supposed to happen like the tutorial said, so having to pick them up from the ground is ungodly annoying. And you can't pick up enemy weapons or their ammo lol. Enemies seem to hear everything and just zerg rush you on your spawn point until you're dead. They also seem to spawn infinitely from every corner. Melees are absolutely dogwater with no range and horrible animations that make it impossible to judge when your hit lands. There's a stamina system that requires you to either scavenge or stock on food and water because everything you do depletes stamina?? That just felt unnecessary for an already clunky gameplay. The sequel is in development, so you can look forward to that, so hopefully it's more polished.1 found this helpful
If you liked HOLE, and wished there was more progression and story, you'll probably enjoy this one. Oasis: Tokyo has it's flaws and it feels a little unfinished and repetitive at times, but it's also equally addicting, building your way to the top and decking out your guns and cybernetics. You can beat the story in around 12 hours or probably a lot less, if you rush through it. ~~~INVENTORY MANAGEMENT~~~ This game has pretty interesting mechanics, with the main one being on-the-fly inventory management, reminiscent of STALKER Anomaly or Tarkov. Managing your mags and topping them off with boxes of ammo, rather than simply pressing R to reload, makes for some tense moments, especially when you're scrapping for resources. And since, you lose everything on you, if you die, it really does make for some stressful and tense firefights, when you don't have the upper hand. The challenge is much appreciated though. ~~~GAMEPLAY LOOP~~~ The core gameplay has you entering specified missions such as bomb defusal, assassination, retrieval, etc., while at the same time, you scavenge for loot to pawn off and make some more money. In early game, looting will actually bring you much more income …1 found this helpful
This game is horrible1 found this helpful
Really neat single player extraction shooter!
Fun game but there really needs to be a shortcut or something to the station that lets you begin the mission. I swear half the time I was playing was me in the city walking back and forth from the apartment selecting a mission to the station to begin said mission.
A unique blend of inventory management and combat with a mellow soundtrack that holds up well
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