On the evening of the fall of the Berlin wall, a young woman plunges headlong into a parallel dimension to find her missing work colleague who has disappeared under mysterious circumstances. While the checkpoints in East Berlin are still being overrun by crowds of people, Nora escapes fro...
On the evening of the fall of the Berlin wall, a young woman plunges headlong into a parallel dimension to find her missing work colleague who has disappeared under mysterious circumstances. While the checkpoints in East Berlin are still being overrun by crowds of people, Nora escapes from this world, into unknown layers of time and into an unknown fate.
Profound story: Experience a classic story-driven first-person shooter with about 4 hours of gameplay
Tight atmosphere: Dive into a lovingly designed world full of mystery and lynchesque surreality
Deadly danger: Enemies lurk around every corner - defend yourself with 4 different weapons
Unique setting: Berlin at the time of the fall of the wall meets a surreal industrialized city
Experimental soundtrack: Synthesizer, acoustic instruments and melancholic vocals
Berlin, 9th November 1989: The streets are full of people. After four decades of division, thousands of cars are rolling across the inner-German border. The Wall is finally open!
At the same time a man disappears in a secret research facility near East Berlin. His goodbye message reaches you too late. You drive back to the office, where the State Security has already destroyed all records of the research project. The complex is deserted and empty.
The search for Walter takes you deep into the center of the facility - right into the heart of the universe, where time seems to stand still. The dark secret lurks - well hidden - behind the curtain. In the end, it is horrible insights and the questions of responsibility that make you dive deeper and deeper into a strange, surreal yet familiar world.
Pace is slow, gameplay and story are quite interesting. It's more like a walking sim, but it suits the game nice. Recommended if you're more into story than shooting.
Industria is a very linear exploration game with some combat involved. It crashed on me once, the save point placements are not evenly spaced and there were some (minor) performance issues.
But the story is good and the atmosphere of the game feels nice and oppressive - as it should in a deserted city polulated only with murderous machines.
What I personally liked a lot was that if you are in a dark place and you have your flash light off you actually do not see anything. It's not just somewhat dark, it is pitch black, so that the flash light running out of power seriously sucks and hinders you.
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.
A bit of Fallout some Bioshock.. sweet enough, if a little repetitive and lacking in really cool things to just run into. Yearning for more depth here. Shooting was smooth and fun, reloading a bit of a drag. Autosave only saves when you re near a typre writer anyway, so pointless. Hope they get a juicy budget for part 2.
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