This game initially appealed to me as it reminded me of old school MUD games. It quickly became more frustrating than enjoyable. It lacks some of the appeal that games like Kenshi have to hold your attention while still being challenging.

When you do succeed, you really don't feel as though you've gained much and that leads to more annoyance than desire to continue playing.

The end of times scenario is also a little played out, but this did offer some uniqueness. It has a little of that Project Zomboid feel - but you die so quickly, its lost early on. It was easier to cheese for experiences than actually play the game.

For the price, its not bad to give it a try, but overall, it was the MUD nostalgia that brought me in and it fell flat on interactivity in the game world.

Pros:

- MUD style text based adventures have far more interactivity with the game world do to the limited graphics and text parses, usually this means you get a wide variety of choices when interacting with objects.

- Graphics were unique, but this was often part of the challenge too.

Cons:

- Weak Story, didn't hold my interest.

- One shot Dread creatures were a bit cheesed, appears far to frequently.

- It's easier to cheese it than actually play it. Sit in a corner and let time pass to gain experiences, pop an alcohol and suicide - not very much fun.

This game initially appealed to me as it reminded me of old school MUD games. It quickly became more frustrating than enjoyable. It lacks some of the appeal that games like Kenshi have to hold your attention while still being challenging. When you do succeed, you really don't feel as though you've gained much and that leads to more annoyance than desire to continue playing. The end of times scenario is also a little played out, but this did offer some uniqueness. It has a little of that Project Zomboid feel - but you die so quickly, its lost early on. It was easier to cheese for experiences than actually play the game. For the price, its not bad to give it a try, but overall, it was the MUD nostalgia that brought me in and it fell flat on interactivity in the game world. [b]Pros:[/b] - MUD style text based adventures have far more interactivity with the game world do to the limited graphics and text parses, usually this means you get a wide variety of choices when interacting with objects. - Graphics were unique, but this was often part of the challenge too. [b]Cons:[/b] - Weak Story, didn't hold my interest. - One shot Dread creatures were a bit cheesed, appears far to frequently. - It's easier to cheese it than actually play it. Sit in a corner and let time pass to gain experiences, pop an alcohol and suicide - not very much fun.