Insiders Reviews

You are piloting a microscopic ship inside a sick human person. And you are trying to find cure for cancer. During playing, you'll be mining plenty of resources, building some structures for craft advanced resources, and of course fighting with local organisms. Prepare yourself for a slow start and take the time to learn how to handle control and mechanics. Graphics is very lovely, and the environment looks realistic and authentic. Just like your ship, so even enemies have different types and shapes. You can look forward to various types places of body with the whole of a new environment. For a unique perspective, you can even switch to look into your cockpit. Audio is one of some weak spots. Don't expect any quality sound and music. The game does not change the music based on the situation, for example, the fight. For most of time, you'll be listening only background with hearth beat. Insiders is a good idea and concept, but there is plenty of room for improvements. For such cheap game (almost 12€), it is an average game of 5/10.

Insiders is a single-player, open world survival game set within the human body. Player needs to explore the environment, follow quests, mine resources, craft items, build bases and fight microorganisms such as viruses, parasites and bacteria.

The game plays excruciatingly slowly. From mining to shooting viruses to simply moving down a blood vessel, everything in the game takes forever to accomplish.

I started playing this when arteries was the only map available. The game has come a long ways, the new maps have been enjoyable, and while they still have some things to work on and bugs to crush, I've found myself enjoying what is very much like a space / aircraft fighter game with resource harvesting. Also, if you are a fan of movies like Innerspace or Fantastic Voyage, you may find yourself sucked into this even easier.

Very interesting and original idea for a game which is full of incredible potential. I'm crossing my fingers this will develop into something very unique. I've played just a few hours but idea is very thrilling and I'm looking forward for the new updates coming in.

Don't waste your money on this game. It's full of bugs and empty of content. The developer appears to have abondoned the game. Just a few of the highlights: - Getting wrong items from mining a certain ressource (shouldn't be hard at all to fix, but nope) - Inventory bugs out regularly and fills up with ghost items you can't interact with (annoying, but a reload usually fixes that; until it happens again of course) - Items within the inventory occasionally disappear (an absolute nogo; I lost a hand full of the late game equipment that takes hours to craft and/or are expensive to buy that way) - Descriptions of related Items are identical. You have to guess which is the better one. And there are no details (like the duration of the item's effect) - Enemies regularly clip through the walls, leading to surprise attacks from nowhere. - Enemies are STUPID. There are only two attack patterns. Melee enemies will fly towards you in a straight line and ranged enemies fly in a horizontal circle around you. - The developer(s) appear to only barely speak broken English, which reflects on the dialogue and descriptions - The Intro/Tutorial is barely there and feels like an afterthought, they also don't explain anything - After the "tutorial" the game boils down to repeating the same three missions with slightly varying details (scan something, kill something, collect something) making the game utterly boring; The extra content (e.g. brain) adds some diversity, but also very quickly falls into the same pattern... - The Achievements don't unlock reliably (a nightmare for every completionist; I'm still waiting for the last one to pop...) All in all a complete disappointment. The concept was good, the implementation isn't.

The developers have turned out to be a rather unusual game where we have to travel by ship inside the human body. We are fighting viruses in the game, which is quite a hot topic in our time. I liked the beautiful graphics and music. Hopefully the developers will release a new addition soon. The game is recommended for purchase.

So from everything I saw, I thought this would be like Subnautica but inside the human body. Except when the game starts, the tutorial is very minimal, mentioning energy and resources without showing them, and no clear goal. I played for almost an hour, travelling in a straight line, zapping virus, mining resources, because I think I'm supposed to, then realize, no, I'm supposed to just travel along for what feels like an eternity, to an abandoned base, and I don't even know why I'm supposed to be doing it. Mining took forever, for resources I don't even know what I'm supposed to do with. Most games like this quickly get you crafting some essentials just to get you introduced to the crafting system. This gives you nothing. After an hour of travelling and zapping things and still not knowing where or what I'm supposed to actually be doing, I didn't even have fun doing that. If it gets updated, I'd love for this to be better, until thin, hard pass.

90% of gameplay is waiting for absurd crafting timers. You can build base, but you are constantly moving forward through veins and leave your base behind, purpose of a base is unclear. Should have been just ship upgrades instead of stationary constructions.

The game is definitely interesting, a good idea and a good implementation. The game involves trying to save the life of a patient by using a ship. The game has many pluses, from the various upgrades to the beautiful graphics. I really want the developer to finish the job and not abandon the game as it usually happens.