ezobnin
February 24, 2024
Not ready yet...
I want to start by saying that this is a good game. I know it was made by one person, and that's why I decided to support the developer and buy the game. However! There are three problems in this game that significantly spoil the experience: 1. Sloppy graphics. I don't have complaints about the overall level of graphics; rather, it's about the lack of attention to detail. I constantly see textures sloppily applied to objects, which could be trimmed in the wrong place or stretched/flattened. Additionally, there are numerous shaders that strain the eyes. It's worth cleaning this up. 2. Dumb enemies. I understand that essentially, this is Megaman in VR, and enemies in Megaman were not known for their intelligence; they simply repeated some primitive patterns. Nevertheless, I often get tired of dealing with cyborgs running straight at me and flying gadgets appearing in different places. 3. The loading screen consisting of a bunch of repetitive, generated AI pictures. I have nothing against AI, but it could have been used to create a whole narrative comic instead of looking at a bunch of repetitive pictures. If these issues are not addressed, the game is destined for niche status on the sidelines of the Apps Lab. And that's unfortunate. PS Response to the developer: No, this is not good graphics. It's graphics made of mismatched textures, odd objects, and a huge amount of eye-straining shaders. You can't just take a good engine, turn on reflections, shaders, and other effects and say that it's good graphics. It needs to be consistent. Also, I would like to say that if you admit you're just one person with no budget, it's quite strange to set a price for the game comparable to what whole development teams charge. I personally was ready to pay this price, but honestly, in its current state, the game is worth at most $5.
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