Prodeus

-ProNet account -Price I will definitely buy it, in ten or so years when price will drop to normal price for a game like this one and maybe pronet will be down so there wont be any need for acc but it is al maybeeee. We will see, for now, me and many other people resignee from this.

The game looks nice and all, but when you click your left mouse button to shoot or whatever, it's a second latency - I kid you not.

Disclaimer: this is a review made during the early launch of early access and I am not a Kickstarter backer. This game tries to be a throwback to the original Doom but fails. While the enemy types are similar, the graphics are dull. Most places look the same, there is a lack of appropriate use of colours. The level design itself is decent, but it can be hard to navigate, since everything looks greyish. Not a fan of the pixelated look. The weapons feels clunky and lack punch (except in the sound department). The game is very slow compared to the orinal Doom games. The level of bloodsplatters from enemies is insane, and obstructs the view during combat. Music is okey, I guess, but not much of it. Needs a lot of work. I give it 2 out of 5 stars, with an extra star added for the inclusion of a level editor.

spawn the first time ever in the game - organic matter detected - dead complete garbage

This first person shooter is so close to being perfect that is hurts me to point on the one and I do mean ONE glaring flaw with the game. No penalty for failure. The nexus points (this game's version of a checkpoint) are totally broken. Here's how they work. Once you come into contact with a nexus point you are effectively invincible and can not LOSE! Death mechanics are impotent in any video game, and to this day the developers have refused to discuss or address the use of nexus points or why they're in the game. You can even use them to cheeses the system for deathless runs. Beat a level on the highest difficulty using nexus point, then beat it again on easy. It will say that you beat the level on the highest difficulty without dying. So much of this games look and feels right. Why ruin it by taking away the only thing that makes a game worth playing, challenge.