Project: Ternion

"Project: Ternion" is an abandoned Early Access PvP arena shooter, and the interesting question about this game is... who abandoned it fastest, the devs or the tiny handful of players who bothered? It's unclear, but the developers didn't update this since they dumped it on Steam in an unfinished state. There's literally thousands of PvP shooters on Steam. Slapping another one on, with no single player content, in Early Access, is just wasting everyone's time. Developers should probably take a look at the competition before they waste effort and time throwing something that's ultimately valueless onto Steam... if they did this they might find a way to differentiate to create a competitive product. Have they tried content? Oh no wait, that's too hard. Other players are the same thing as content, right? You can see the lack of forethought is why Steam is so full of these dead, playerless, valueless PvP games. The graphics in this game are passable, but could be better. And while it's vital for any game to have impressive visuals (gaming is a visual medium, after all), there's more to a game than just the graphics. To be worth a gamers time, the game must match top tier visu…

Very nice, the different heroes are deigned i interesting ways, Brain - the mastermind uses his ability to see through walls to target weak links in the enemy defense. Brawn - the muscle is the enforcer of the team with abilities to protect the team and heal them up. Brisk - the speed is the fast moving and hard to hit assassin that can drop a enemy in one clip. Project: Ternion is a fun experiences that breaths fresh air in a over saturated genre. 10/10

woooow astonishing revolutionary gameplay

Honestly, I might as well just browse the Unity Asset Store and get the same experience. You can’t even shoot the target dummy in the shooting range—which, by the way, is literally just a box with the default Unity dev textures slapped on. The fact that this feels like "baby’s first Unity project" and still somehow made it onto Steam is wild enough, but then your first instinct is to add loot boxes? That’s not just lazy—it feels outright predatory and seriously scummy.

Good review

not as bad as it could have been