Классная игра. Атмосфера моё почтение, отсылки тоже. Боёвка не прощает ошибок, при этом не душит. Играть легко, но интересно. В целом игра короткая, но легко продлевается ещё на несколько часов, если начать выбивать ачивки. Очень достойный представитель отечественного инди-геймдева. Категорически рекомендую. 10 слёз ангелов из 10.

A masterpiece! 10/10

За казалось бы простой стилистикой скрывается очень атмосферный шутер от третьего лица (теперь и со сменой плеча!) с очень сочной стрельбой, с мемными ванлайнерами от врагов и главного героя в пылу боя, а главное - с солидной историей с несколькими концовками на любой вкус и цвет. Хиден гем отечественного геймдева, ЗАДУМАЙСЯ!
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Behind the seemingly simple style lies a very atmospheric third-person shooter (now with a shoulder change!) with very juicy shooting, with meme vanliners from enemies and the main character in the heat of battle, and most importantly - with a solid story with several endings for every taste and color. Hidden gem of domestic game development, THINK ABOUT IT!

Randomly came across this game... This game delivers a lot more than the price suggests!

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You can see the graphics - very clearly indie style, but it really works.
The gameplay is fun and, weirdly, despite the graphics, feels more realistic than a lot of AAA games.
The music/sounds are really great, really atmospheric and sound great in my 3D headphones.

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Can't judge the story, as I'm still pretty early in the game, but so far, so good =]

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It's clearly a very low-budget game that is made with a lot of passion. They are using AI voiceover, which is absolutely not a problem; in fact, it even adds to the whole atmosphere. But for me, the speech feels a bit too slow; I would love to be able to speed it up (maybe in the audio options?)...what I mean...like if it was a YouTube video, I would want to watch it (listen to it) at 125% speed!

Do you wanna play some dota? Mr_Phenom smoke com (if you know what i mean).
Voxel game cool, but developer dont wanna listen bees on stream. updated.

Foz offers an ironic production quality, where it may feel like "TTS voice overs are so goofy I cant get into it", but once you start to follow with the story and characters, you start to get charmed by its atmosphere and culture that is developed in here.

A dystopian, ocean-tinted cyberpunk type of game with a lot of references, memes and stages of eastern european influencers brings you joy even if you never heard of them. You may find yourself get struck by the depth of the atmosphere in open areas, feel involved in the development of chapters and events and thats what makes it best to get connected with your character, Foz.

Combat gameplay can be unforgiving in terms of reflexes and tactics, always be able to use your cover as primary objective to withstand the killing blow, and use the angles at your advantage. Some dialogue segments can go for quite a long while so make sure to take your time to not rush through the game and get comfortable with conversational sequences, there is quite a lot to catch up on. The game is doing incredibly well for its stage to connect english-speaking communities to its own format, but it requires a bit of more work and I am sure developers are looking for a solution to that.

Despite its visual fidelity with voxelized assets, the game does quite a good job being incredibly simple in its nature, additionally effective for the composition it delivers for one's attention. Take your time to explore around for easter eggs, and interesting conversations.

The only problem that you may find yourself in is lack of consistent framerates in certain combat sequences where it may feel like a struggle if you play too fast. It has been reported quite many times on what stages some dips may happen, and they will work on it. Low framerate does not go that bad where you'd be stuck with progress, its a minor inconvenience that unfortunately we will have to stomach through for 5 minutes or so.

I hope this game gets more support, and hopefully, get more updates on how it prospers.

10/10 Game.
Unique art style, nice story, epic gameplay.
Only problem is the difficulty during the final Segment.
Full walkthrough on my profile soon if anyone is interested.

Action/adventure game with occasional gunfights and great atmosphere. Despite annoying literal translation and grammar issues, the game invites you to play it until the end.

The story can be easily degraded to a cliché. You play the part of Foz, a police officer with alcoholism who has suffered a family tragedy. After finding his brother dead in a nightclub, Foz makes the decision to act. Unfortunately, he also gets falsely accused and pursued by the entire police.

The story is broken up into 12 segments, each divided into several locations. The locations aren’t that big and current trivial objective is constantly visible in the top right corner. It’s unfortunate that some places aren't used as frequently as others because the game is linear and you can't choose where to go.

It's a good idea to explore a location thoroughly because it's easy to miss the many achievements. You can get them for doing almost anything, such as interacting with others or going somewhere that will cause an event to happen. None of the achievements can be missed because you can return to any scene by selecting it from the main menu. But I would still like some sort of checklist for these secrets; there's no way of telling which ones you already got and where you got it. I had less than 2/3 at the end.

The atmosphere of the game is amazing, especially given that it was created by a single developer. Each setting is packed with small details and characters who add to the world's richness but have minimal impact on the gameplay. The game's blocky aesthetic is kept throughout, and there are no odd features that would look out of place. However, there’s a bad side to this because nothing can be destroyed when bullets start flying.

Gunfights are brutal. Even though it is possible to kill an enemy with a single shot to the head, you usually don’t have time for that when fighting against several enemies. By the way, you die with a headshot too. I'm sure you can picture overwhelming feelings when the last enemy gets a lucky shot. This happens way too often and is a bad design choice that needs to go away.

The enemy isn't smart; it reacts to sound and charges at you without worrying about its own safety. However, this doesn’t mean all enemies will converge on your location the moment you fire your first bullet. In order to prevent being swarmed, battles are carefully planned. Furthermore, picking up weapons isn't an option unless it’s written in the script. Ammo is unlimited.

It’s very easy to die, especially when you’re out in the open. You stick to cover automatically when pushing into it and jump out when aiming. The slowdown ability is of little benefit because it burns out quickly and it doesn’t slow the game enough to counter fast enemies. While picking up health packs will restore your health, I suggest moving carefully and crouching down over to avoid unnecessary deaths.

But then there are also some insanely hard stages, such as the chase sequence; enemies are sharpshooters and you can't replenish health. Even when I killed every enemy, I always failed. The trick, which I only understood after experiencing numerous deaths, is to shoot the front of the cars. This is never specified. The other almost impossible sections come at the last stage of the game, where you need to go through a gauntlet with several fights and bosses at once. Catching a stray bullet to your head that forces you to redo sections is not fun.

Death can be frustrating. If you manage to get killed anywhere in the current location, you'll have to start over from the beginning because the game autosaves only when you go to a new area. This also means you’ll have to watch unskippable scenes every time you die. Fortunately, gunfight scenes don't take long.

Voices are robotic and show no emotions. Since the game only uses Russian voices, I got worried that I would be missing a lot of the plot because subtitles tend to distort small details. There are an insane amount of grammatical errors and bad literal translations, but that didn’t make the game less enjoyable to play. On the other hand, a better script would move the game above the pack. The only significant issues were a small font for the subtitles and loud music that drowned out speech (easily fixed by adjusting the settings).