SECLUSION
Alexander Benedict · 2017 · Indie, Action, Adventure, RPG, 2D
PC
6 user reviews50% · 6
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About SECLUSION
STORY
Something has happened to humanity. You are the last man on Earth. As a microbiologist, you possess the knowledge and skills needed to unravel the mystery and save the human race. Unfortunately, the materials needed to perform your experiments are far from your rural home and scattered across the nearest city. Even worse, creatures roam the streets and buildings you need to search in order to locate ammo, food, fuel, and DNA for research. As you gather supplies during the relative safety of the day, you must return home every night to stockpile supplies, re-fuel your generator, and stay safe from the dangers lurking outside.
Gameplay: Why procedurally generation?
The core gameplay loop of this game is risk vs reward. As you explore buildings for supplies, you never know what will be around the corner. Will there be a fire escape on this floor if I get cornered by enemies? Will there be a ton of ammo behind that door, or several enemies to encounter? You will never know as the building design is randomly generated. As you gather supplies and explore what has happened in this world, you will want to return home before dying or you will lose the supplies on your person at that moment. Mankind needs your help! As you explore deeper, you will find DNA that might be a link to saving humanity.
FEATURES
• Open-Exploration
• Explore Procedurally Generated Buildings
• Precision Aiming Combat
• Atmospheric Style
Something has happened to humanity. You are the last man on Earth. As a microbiologist, you possess the knowledge and skills needed to unravel the mystery and save the human race. Unfortunately, the materials needed to perform your experiments are far from your rural home and scattered across the nearest city. Even worse, creatures roam the streets and buildings you need to search in order to locate ammo, food, fuel, and DNA for research. As you gather supplies during the relative safety of the day, you must return home every night to stockpile supplies, re-fuel your generator, and stay safe from the dangers lurking outside.
Gameplay: Why procedurally generation?
The core gameplay loop of this game is risk vs reward. As you explore buildings for supplies, you never know what will be around the corner. Will there be a fire escape on this floor if I get cornered by enemies? Will there be a ton of ammo behind that door, or several enemies to encounter? You will never know as the building design is randomly generated. As you gather supplies and explore what has happened in this world, you will want to return home before dying or you will lose the supplies on your person at that moment. Mankind needs your help! As you explore deeper, you will find DNA that might be a link to saving humanity.
FEATURES
• Open-Exploration
• Explore Procedurally Generated Buildings
• Precision Aiming Combat
• Atmospheric Style
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
So this game look decent enough so I bought it to play on my Youtube Channel. I recorded two episodes and I'm probably not touching it again. Whenever I walk into an area with enemies I can only shoot to the right hand side of the screen. If I try to aim in the opposite direction the character spazzes out. I have footage of this recorded. Aside from that, the navigation in the menus is a bit annoying. You should be able to have WASD and the arrow keys have the same functions. Also there's no save mechanic or way to get back to the main menu from in game. Once you're in the game the only option is to close the program all together. I want this game to succeed, but in order for this to happen it needs to be updated heavily.10 found this helpful
I don't think anyone will see this review since the game is basically buried and forgotten about with much better games that you can get, but I'll just say this: this game is a very very mediocre indie game with no replay value. There are other games out there that are 3d, for that matter, and with waaaaaaay more work put into them that are free, and yet this dev is still charging $5 for this. This is his only game so far by the way, and it's been about 5 years now and he still hasn't made anything new or even released a patch for this game, so yeah, says a lot about the quality here2 found this helpful
20 minutes of this game and don't like it at all. The concept I love, along with te artwork but the aiming system along with the way the respawning works. The way you have to navigate the menu is annoying. Having to press the W to enter a room and S to exit a room doesn't really make sense it should be one button. I know the game is new and I doubt you are putting a lot of your time to updating or changing anything but if you do please change things, make it more smooth.2 found this helpful
Like the resource management and style of surviving and making it far in this game.1 found this helpful
A short little game. Replayability (once you actually get the ending) is naturally low unless you challenge yourself to play a certain way. And on the topic of the ending, I simply couldn't piece it together. I do remember paying money for this though, and it should've been free.
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