Höll Space 5D6 Reviews

The game imo is well worth it, pretty fun and nice model on the lady. Also the dev has made it cheaper if i recall correctly.

It's hard for me to describe what this game feels like but I will do my best. Imagine you take 4 tabs of sunshine acid and then slam a couple 40oz malt liquor before stumbling into a Rave. Also you have a slight concussion and you are going deaf. Weird shit happens almost constantly that makes no sense. Your night vision/thermal vision will randomly turn on, sometimes you will drop your gun and cant get another, if you run out of ammo you can't find more. There is a weird level up system that isn't explained, a weird story that isn't explained, weird mechanics that aren't explained. I really don't want to go on. The easiest way I'll describe my experience is that my gun didn't make any noise unless I hit an enemy. Shooting a wall, nothing. Shooting an enemy, sounds. It's a cluster f*ck of nonsense Don't charge 10$ for a game that isn't ready for EA.

The game is in early access; According to the forum, it is just one developer, but the visuals and map look surprisingly good. However, the visuals are much further along than the rest of the game. I have played all of the first episode, and it has been entertaining. There are many hidden ways to discover and find within the levels to move around and get to the different rooms and locations. If you like to explore without handholding or, in some cases, even getting directions in a game, then this game is fun to play at this point in its development. If that is not your thing, then the game is in its current version, probably not for you. Most enemies are not that challenging if you zoom in, aim for the heads, and buy sufficient ammo at the vendors in the world. Loading times are long, but there is no loading once you are in the levels. The preference is ok on high-end hardware wehr the game even supports DLSS. However, I guess there is in the future lots of room for optimizations. The weapons are ok but need some tweaking. The guns are good, but the melee is not intuitive to use but effective once you get used to it. The RPG system a fun addition once you have leveled up some attributes to show up in the handling of the game. The inventory is a bit confusing, but when you find out that you have to click on an item and also press the button in the GUI it is serviceable. However, if you look for a finished game, you are probably better off coming back later when the code side has caught up to the quality of the visuals and level. But there is a free Demo to find that out. Some of the other reviews appeared to be a bit dated since I did not encounter most of the problems mentioned in the current version of the game. I will probably come back to the game and update my review accordingly once new episodes are available. But, I guess if you liked the demo, it's possibly worth buying the game to support the developer.

This game is very obviously a work in progress and there's a lot of rough edges. However, when you look past them and forgive the unpolished technical state, you'll find a promising project with a lot of potential that's pretty fun to play even now. The first episode takes place in a broken space station (or a space ship?) full of interconnected paths that are a joy to explore and to get lost in. Don't expect any hand-holding, though. The game gives you no directions and you're left to figure things out on your own. I think it's also important to say that currently there's (almost) no in-game story or lore, but that's apparently a subject to change with further development.