Silicon Scars

Ok, there's actually 2 pieces of media here - game and ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ novel. I like the game and don't really care for the "book". I'd say yes with 50% off basic US price tag. Game is pretty basic - you can walk\run you can shoot, you can activate switches\terminals\med stations. And that's pretty much all. No jumping, no crouching, no keycards, nothing else (at least for first 2 hours). Visuals are good, even tho environment looks a little bit sterile - too clean, too empty. And levels itself basic. Enemies looks good and pretty recognizable one from another (so far 5 types of enemies). Weapon sprites looks good (even tho I'm not a fan of centered weapon positions) and reload animations looks even better. Movement works, but in a little weird way - you walking speed gets faster the more you move and drops to basic when you open fire, but not when you stop. You can't manually switch from walking to running\sprinting. There's very little gravity when you fall and I don't really know if it's intentional or not (maybe there was some kind of "dialogue" about that but I missed it). Shooting is solid. Two very minor complains is I wish there's more sound punch to rifle and some visuals to s…

This game is not bad, more like underbaked. It does have the bones for a good Marathon clone, it just needs more time in the oven, bug fixing, playtesting, etc. If the dev(s) do fix the major issues (shotgun breaking, weird move acceleration instead of a stable speed, no interaction icons) then I would recommend this as a classic little sci-fi shooter.

fun classic marathon like game. nothing too crazy or complicated but feels good and satisfying playing through the levels. I don't mind reading the consoles as I feel like its balanced enough to get the details of what's happening across to me with out taking up to much time reading. the game could use a few more music tracks and higher than 120 fps limit but it still plays fine as is.

A solid first person shooter with potential.