Smart, tough little FPS.

The stakes of losing your gear—valuable armor, accessories, and enchanted weapons—are big and do a lot to prop up the experience. I feel more on edge in this than I do in Doom or Counter-Strike. Above all the guns are designed by people who have deep affection for FPSes, their nuances some through wonderfully. Love the gun-specific ammo counter UI.

At first the inventory Tetris felt sort of cumbersome (they do need to add a location-swapping function when moving one item for another), but now I think the game is appropriately stingy with ammo and equipment, you end up making genuine this-or-that choices between a grenade and a piece of armor, slices of pizza or some gun oil. I also like that recipes aren't revealed, that you have to experiment and use logic to combine food items.

The only area that lets me down somewhat is the procedural level design. It's functional but not terribly intricate, I think the environments do need to be simple in order to navigate and scan easily, but the repetition and blankness of them started to wear on me 8-10 hours in.

game is really good but if you hate having to lose good loot and start over again and get ♥♥♥♥♥♥ by some unlucky ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ dont play other wise game is really fun and the combat is nice and smooth

Stuck with the sh*tty starter pistol. The game takes away all your inventory (and money) every time you die which is infuriating. 0/10