Project Remedium

[h1] Advise action remove and leave negative review. It's one of those games with great idea but bad execution. Sometimes you can't tell if you're hitting enemy or not because can't see what's in front of you. Map is not much readable. There's not much reward for exploration so just keep it simple and proceed with main objective. You gonna be doing missions that robot fellows told you and mostly it consist of annihilating viruses and fallen bots. I feel like level design could've been much better, I also got stuck a few times on environmental obstacles but nothing game breaking. Music is ok. Game feels rushed and with more development put into it it could've been a much improved experience. It's ok if you like FPS games but not recommended for most players. Good example for similar type of game but with different setting Journey to the Savage Planet, Xotic. [/h1]

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Eng: The basic concept of having to fight in a human body is a good idea in my opinion. However, the game ends up being about going here or there, then coming back, then going back to the same place again. It's incredibly annoying when a marker shows you where to go, but when you get to the character, nothing happens. It works fine when you exit and re-enter. But there's also a solution I saw on YouTube where you have to go to a character for a mission, but you don't have to go there, but to another one. I don't really see the point of the map, it just shows us where we are. The weapons are good, varied. And I like this molecule collection too. The enemies that spawn suddenly don't. The final boss fight is sweaty. I would rate this game as a strong average, but since the missions are buggy, it only works if you exit multiple times. That's why I can't recommend it. Only if they fix it. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hun: Az alap koncepció hogy egy emberi testben kell harcolni,szerintem jó ötlet.Viszont az hogy a játék kimerül annyiban hogy menj ide vagy oda,aztán gyere vissza majd megint menj ugya…

Project Remedium is an imaginative first-person action game developed by Atomic Jelly and published by Atomic Jelly in collaboration with Movie Games S.A. Instead of placing players in a war-torn city or a futuristic battlefield, it shrinks the conflict to a microscopic scale inside the human body. Players assume the role of Nano+, a medical nanobot designed to combat infection and repair biological damage from within. This unusual premise immediately gives the game a distinct personality, transforming organs, blood vessels, and infected tissue into expansive environments filled with danger, exploration, and scientific creativity. While many independent shooters rely on familiar science fiction settings, Project Remedium succeeds in standing apart through its original concept alone. The campaign follows Nano+ as it attempts to restore a critically ill body by eliminating viruses, mutated organisms, and malfunctioning machines that threaten its survival. Along the way, players encounter fellow nanobots, receive guidance from experienced allies, and gradually uncover the circumstances that led to the internal crisis. The narrative is relatively simple, but it provides enough motivat…

Absolute rotten pile of hot garbage. Don't even think about wasting your time on this game. It's broken beyond repair. Pity, because the idea is pretty awesome, but the execution? It's a joke. 1/10.

It's a unique setting but that's where it ends sadly. Even with the speed boost and the grappling hook, traversal takes way too long. Every quest is just a fetch quest with mobs. Ammo runs out too quickly unless you use buffs. The guns feel useless since the enemies are just HP sponges. Luckily you don't lose anything on death but it's just too tedious. The quest will say 'i saw it nearby' and then the quest marker will have you travel to the other end of the map. Just no, pass. It's a great setting with all the medical stuff but just no.