Save One More

Indie action game where you, as a medic, save soldiers instead of shooting enemies ✅The graphics are decent for a low-budget game ✅The soundtrack fits the game Information ✅❌The game can be completed in 1.5 hours ❌Too high without a discount ❌Saving lives with one button could use some mechanics ❌Why are the controls in this game mouse-based and not the standard WASD? ❌The game makes no sense. We march with soldiers who shoot at the enemy (we also have weapons that we dont use anyway, and we look like soldiers, not medics. We can only save them without a medic suit. It would make sense if he actually had some life-saving tools and was dressed as a medic) ❌ No autosave ❌The game is repetitive. We only go with soldiers and can only save them by avoiding mines and soldiers ❌❌ Verdict: [b] Very Bad [/b] , [strike] Bad [/strike] , [strike] Average [/strike] , [strike] Decent [/strike] , [strike] Good [/strike] , [strike] Very Good [/strike] (Rating scale for tested games) If you have any questions about my reviews, feel free to ask. I'm happy to answer them. All reviews are my own!! Best regards, King Viking Bezimienny, Polish Game Reviewer.

Cool concept and idea, game is let down however by technical issues. Pathing on AI is a bit erratic and especially around the flamethrowers you really have no idea how quickly you are going to burst into flames.. The achievements though are quick to grab.

This is an interesting one. Play as a medic in WW2 and try to save people. Graphics are nice and controls are simple. It's not as hard as I thought to get all the achievements from what other reviews said but I'm not sure what to expect anymore from reading reviews alone. If you're looking for another war game then get this one. If you don't care about it then don't bother. Choice is yours.

Save One More, developed and published by Stas Shostak, is an indie action game built around a refreshingly uncommon perspective in the war-game genre: instead of playing a soldier whose role is to inflict damage, you step into the shoes of a frontline medic whose sole mission is to preserve life. This shift dramatically alters the emotional tone of the experience. The battlefield is still full of chaos, danger, and relentless forward momentum, but your success is measured not by the number of enemies you eliminate, but by the number of comrades you manage to rescue. The premise alone differentiates Save One More from many titles in its space, creating an atmosphere where every injured soldier becomes a small, meaningful objective rather than background scenery. The gameplay centers on navigating a variety of hazardous environments while reviving fallen allies and guiding them to safety. Each mission is structured around a particular operation—storming a beach during a mass landing, infiltrating enemy territory under cover of night, or trudging through snowy, war-torn streets where visibility and movement are hindered by the elements. These scenarios provide a steady sense of vari…

Very poorly done. Ugly. Not for me.

Simple, short, but I enjoyed it.