Rain Station Z

I've been playing Wobbly's content since 2018 with ISZ on the Nintendo 3DS, and all I can say is that we've come a very long way! The game's amazing :)

Pretty decent has potential but needs more stuff in the map, its a bit barren atm but i like the concept and gameplay hopefully updates/patches coming but its solid

very good game, if theres other people playing theyre usually really nice (hello bee's) the mechanics are awesome, the book system is a fun addition and the quests are a fun challenge my only problems are, the map is quite small (its a very interesting map though), the items and clothes perish very quickly, water and energy drinks are very rare, not many people play it (not the devs fault, its a very niche game that deserves more attention, plus like i said, the players are usually nice), the stamina bar goes down fast and the play walks slow which can be a problem (the horses make up for it), guns can spawn inside the school (not really a problem, just added this as a joke because i found it funny when i saw guns inside the school) and the dry zombies are spawns of satan and i despise them. overall, this game is worth it, id reccomend if you like indie games and open world zombie survival games. also the dev is really nice, he plays the game sometimes and says hi to me everytime i join a server with him in it.

I admire the developer's passion, but this game is missing so much that could make it easily more than worth the $5.00 value. I had some good fun playing the game, but there are some very obvious flaws that need to be addressed for the game's functionality. I'll explain afterward. First of all, be aware that this is coming from someone who has played the original Ice Station Z on the 3DS. I loved that game, and it was incredibly innovative and did a good job presenting a satisfyingly hard-to-win gameplay concept and an environment that was solid, playable, and expansive. I feel like this game lacks some things that would be necessary to live up to its role as a supposed sequel. I like that this game builds upon the concept of trying to thrive in a harsh environment. The first game had the snow, this game has the gimmick of never-ending acid rain that corrodes your clothes and damages you. Cool. The thing about that is, you actually lose your equipment if it stays in the rain long enough, which means you have to keep finding new apparel. Without good gear, you have worse stats and thus your survivability decreases. This is a big jump from the first game, where clothes can be kept …

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