XLR

Abandonware.

Very shallow, not much content, feels like some short project thrown together. Developer has abandoned the project as well, and multiplayer is dead.

Tried this one with a few friends last fall and I was frankly not impressed. I don't know if the game was having a particularly bad day - worse than its average, but everything went wrong, from losing ability to reload, to spawning miles *above* the map, to losing connection to players or host. We wanted to play a few quick matches and ended up just retartings the game three or four times, through a one hour session maybe clocking in 5 minutes of actual gameplay. Not even worth two dollars IMO. There are better things out there for your cash, more functional especially; even for two bucks. The lack of updates probably seal the deal on XLR. Unfinished, unpolished, barely functional.

[Update Aug 2017] - not recommended as this is very alpha/very early access, and hasnt had an update in a year. Looks like its dead Jim. :/ [Orig] I like XLR - a lot. Not to play it, its still waaaaaay too early access for that, but for the direction the game is taking. I really love the level of originality being displayed here. A full body Arms that connect to my hands, hands that mvoe sensibly in game! Great "robot" graphics that work well, and excellent lighting including shadows for everything! Loads of very different guns which each have their own mechanics to loads and ♥♥♥♥. Steadying your gun with your other hand. Whats not so good. Cocking your gun is a pain. Trying to group/ungrip guns is an error prone messy process. My arms in the game are 2 hand legnth too short. And its super early access so current content consists of moving about a room and shooting an infinite number of robots that simply walk towards you. You can pick different classes and try different weapons, which highlights the unique features discussed above, but if this was the end of the content, the price should be free, and its not. Suggestions for dev: Make arms stretchy in game so they can match…

Note: The last update made by the developers was over 9 years ago. The information and timeline described by the developers here may no longer be up to date. This should tell you everything you need to know....

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