The "time moving when you're moving" is an interesting concept. Too bad they seriously messed up the game with absurd technical execution. Laggy mouse look, laggy feeling graphics even on GTX 1080Ti if I turn on AntiAliasing (or it's just so bad mouse look) and absolute and total lack of key re-mapping totally killed my mood for this game after just 4-5 levels. I play my games with arrow keys and I need to use SPACE key to jump instead of RShift like I always do. Which is on the other end of bloody keyboard. This is just lazy and so bad I stopped playing it and came here to write this. Games shouldn't be allowed to be published if they don't have controls settings. Real ones.
It's a rather simplistic point and click game at first glance, but in a good way. Nice graphics, music and subtle effects, interesting places to visit and puzzles are quite nice. I wish there was more to explore. Exploring the places and finding out what happened was super exciting, especially ones made by humans. I just got that Prey and System Shock feeling while digging through datapads, logs, messages and other data while figuring out what happened to the remains of humans there. Don't want to go into more details, but I was really pleasantly surprised by this game. Would recommend.
Great atmosphere, amazing visuals thanks to Unreal Engine 4, amazing sound effects and ambient sounds, love the bizarre stuff like really weird NPC's on each segment. Character movement needs a bit getting used to, but it's not bad. If you ever played Tomb Raider, you'll feel like at home with all the ledges you'll miss and stuff :D The game is a bit on the expensive side if you factor in the entire cost with all the DLC's and expansions given how short it is, but if you value the artistic aspects of it and how deeply it'll anchor itself into your memory, it's kinda worth it.
Exactly what title says. The game is bizarre, mysterious and kinda creepy at times, but this also gives it Tim Burton's kind of charm. Really nice graphics and audio. It's recorded in a special way which really amps the atmosphere. Don't want to say more so I don't spoil the experience, but I'd recommend it.
I was waiting for this game for so long! And finally it's here! This was one of the cutest racing games I've played. Top down view with cute cars and amazingly crafted dynamic tracks.
Bought the game on Steam some time ago and it kicks ass. Sure, graphics are rather poor, but they also give the game old school charm. It's the gameplay that is awesome. Gunning down massive hordes of zombies is something you have to try yourself. And all the weapon upgrades make it really fun game. You can try playing the whole game with pistols only or buy rocket launchers, miniguns and pule guns. Highly recommended.
System Shock 2 is like a fine wine. The older it is, the more you respect it. It has passed 14 years since its release back in 1999 and i still consider it as not just one of the best games, but The Best game i've ever played. There were other greats like Deus Ex, BioShock, STALKER, Half-Life, Unreal etc but they never quite reached that spectacularly morbid lonely cyberpunkish feel of the SS2 with so believable world that you felt like you're actually standing there with a wrench in your hand buying that snack bar on the vending machine and listening to the sounds of possible hybrids lurking around... I just want to thank again the GOG team and the Star Insurance Company for bringing it back to the gamers. It's really sad that Looking Glass is not with us anymore, but the teams which were developing this amazing game have to be at least a bit proud on this historical moment. I know i would be, if i was ever involved in a production of such majestic product.
