INDUSTRIA

Graphics are great, story start and middle is really good but ending is just bad, could have been better, it is a little on the short side. over all I enjoyed this game, felt like a combination between action and walking simulator.

The good: - Beautiful ambiance, feeling and environments. - Weapon sounds and design (oh my, that bolt action rifle!) - Raytraced shadows and occlusion. The bad: - Bugs (autosaves sometimes don't remember enemies status, weapon switch blocks, movement issues (unable to turn around more than certain quantity of degrees). Had to quit and launch the game again because of these last two. - Crashes. The ugly: - Story kind of underwhelming. Could have been a little more elaborated in the same timespan. - RT does not reflect player, lighting on gun models isn't consistent sometimes. - Heavier optimization would have been nice, although certainly there's only so much we can ask for given the scope of the project. Conclusion: The potential is there, definitely. A short but mostly enjoyable experience. I hope to see more games from this studio.

Industria is a game with a lot of interesting ideas, beautiful environments, and great atmosphere. Large, intense shootouts are not its primary focus, though the gunplay is certainly not bad either, all of the game's guns have a very satisfying punch to them. Industria's main focus is on its world and its gorgeous environments, which is what keeps the game above average. Industria does indeed have some issues though. It is horribly, horribly optimized and the framerate can get choppy at the best of times. This is the single biggest problem with the game. The enemies, while varied in appearance come in two distict flavors, charge into CQC, and for those enemies with guns, line strafe erratically. You'll also often come across ammo that you have no need for. Industria is also quite short, roughly three to four hours to complete, and the ending is very abrupt and mildly unsatisfying. But if you want a short, atmospheric experience with not too intense combat, give Industria a shot.

I'll keep it this short and sweet just like the game! Decent little shooter that has some good atmosphere, music and story. Pretty well polished too, and take your time to soak it in as i completed it in 3 hours. They did very well for a small team of people making their first game and hopefully they'll make another.

INDUSTRIA has an interesting story that I think ended abruptly. There are things that are never explained, like the developer rushed it at the end. The graphics are nice but the game was extremely taxing on my i7-10700k not my nvidia 3080. It is so unoptimized!! The controls are clunky and floaty, I had to use the mouse for aiming and shooting the pistol. There 5 weapons in all and the shotgun is the only one that feels like it has any power. I love the variety of enemies! Five unique robots, all with very different killing styles and very good animations. I had to restart the game several times because of corrupt save files, so NOT cool. I really like the game but I cannot recommend it until it's fixed. The developers need to optimize, fix the controls and fix the dang save system. I wanted to give this a thumbs up but it it's current condition I can't.