The Devil's Garden

I want to thank the developer for offering me a free evaluation Steam key for this game, however as always.. free keys don't and will never reflect on my overall opinions or score of any game. My first impressions video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FHtp7SLGxzU&feature=youtu.be The Devils' Garden is nothing but a quickly rushed and produced mess of Unreal assets plopped down on a very small map but flooded with hundreds of the same enemy asset soldiers with zero care and effort for you to blast. You need to advance to a "safe zone" area demonstrated in my video play through of this game to "win" and my first time playing, it took me all of 22 minutes to "beat" this trash, low effort game. This game is nothing but another perfect example of how graphics don't make a good game. Just because a game uses the Unreal4 engine doesn't mean it's a fun or quality game, and certainly doesn't justify a ridiculous $13.99 USD price tag. My score is a dismal 1 out of 10, and honestly the game doesn't even deserve that because I feel like the effort put into this project was less than 1 out of 10. NOT RECOMMENDED, not even worth 50 cents, much less the $14 asking price.

I understand it is under "Early Access" status but.. The game is unplayable It is so laggy It has no menu / options No tutorials. In short, this is an unfinished business.

Off to a great start! Love the platforming aspect of the first episode

Nostalgic single player halo meets resident evil 2 type of vibe, love it - looking forward to the rest

Absolute rubbish. The controls are slow, the enemies are dumb, the re-spawning back to zero every time is annoying and even if you save a game, you return to zero when you load it. Pressing 'E@ to interact does nothing at all, the ammo boxes all look the same and the life boxes are few and far between. No controller settings, no map or help or hints. The worst game I have ever played, and I've been playing games on computers since 1981. It's a shame as they have gone to the trouble of rendering the landscapes but forgotten to put any game-play into the game.