The Last Saviour Reviews

The game is quite interesting, with its own specifics. The music is cool)

Very interesting idea and plot! I really liked the game, I recommend it!

First of all, I was struck by the fact that there were no crashes during the game, and the FPS will work pretty well. The idea of ​​the game is interesting, but the transition to the main features of the game should be implemented differently (as it seems to me). I didn't like the fact that after each illusion I appear in the starting house. And this is far from the next task (this starts to annoy, and at some moments even annoying). There are no animals here at all! Both on the main map and in illusions, it seems to me that they should be mandatory! The music is interesting, frightening in places. Good enough for early access.

!@#$%^Z&*()_ The demon comes out way to often and theres not nearly enough ammo to kill it when it does.

Stay away from this game, it's not worth your time whatsoever... At first I was intrigued with the werewolf hunting aspect this game looked to be offering, but it's not at all like that. The closest you get is being sent to a dream world where you are given some random objective (like find a key, or a gear, or a gun, etc.), have a limited time to complete it and when you then you get to "fight" the werewolf. And by fight I mean you are completely stationary and are looking for an invisible monster... You read that correctly! A light installed on your gun shines yellow when your aim is close to the monster and red when you are dead on. Rinse and repeat a couple fo times and you're done, until the next encounter that is. Why did anyone though this was a good idea?! Oh and, did I mention the rest of the gameplay sucks too? It has survival elements that are utterly pointless and only hinder exploration, because you're constantly looking for a fire to stay warm or a bed to sleep. And everytime you have an encounter with the creature, you are teleported back to the starting point. This game, it's a lot of jank, I swear, and not the kind I can overlook if it has other compelling elements, like an interesting story. The story here is an incomprehensible mess, and after finishing the game (in one sitting of roughly 3 hours), I had no freakin' idea what anything was about. That's bad. Maybe I missed some bits of story told through notes, but I don't especially feel like playing anymore of it to find out. I'm aware the game is in early access, but I really don't feel there's going to be much improvement to justify a purchase down the line.