ADACA Reviews

By far my favourite singleplayer FPS just look at all the freaky shit going on and tell me that isnt a vibe

dont let this game fool you with it's retro graphics - it has a good story, fast paced, and will keep pulling you back. it definitely reminds me of the older games in terms of play length. you'll get your monies worth with this one. if you're on the fence, get it. 12 hours so far as of this writing and still more sections to do and that's just in the main story arc.

Takes the Half Life formula and runs with it. One of the best, most stylish shooters I've ever played

Highly recommend, the campaign is enjoyable and well put together but the real game for me was zone patrol, an engrossing non linear scavenger hunt that had me keeping notes as I unearthed the mysteries of the world.

Adaca is an absolutely fantastic experience! One part Half Life and one part STALKER melding together making an immensely fun shooter.

They turned Half-Life 2 coast into a full game. Zone patrol is also pretty nifty. Reminds me a lot of playing system shock. Above all else, the vibes are immaculate

Insanely high quality and variety, the gunplay feels really smooth and responsive. There are a lot of levels, and each one has a different enemy, location, or hazard. I wish the levels were longer because there were so many times that there was a cool enemy or location but you only see it once. The story was pretty long, it took me about 12 hours to complete all three episodes with some time backtracking for secrets. The zone patrol mode is amazing too, there are so many secrets and different areas to explore. I wish more people knew about this game!

Do recommend if you like what you see on the tin. The gunplay feels really good and the subtle half-life vibe is well implemented by not being too heavy handed. Great job on this game.

i had this game on my radar for a long time but was always put off purely because it used that same asset pack that every indie game seems to use nowadays, and i have to say that was the worst choice ever. this game is absolutely fantastic and i wish i had played it sooner the SIDE game mode is so brilliant and im thrilled the dev has leaned more into that for their next game, but the half life style main story is just as fantastic, this may well be one of my favourite games of all time

An overlooked indie FPS gem. ADACA is a refreshingly different indie FPS compared to the piles of boomer shooters we normally get. Most indie FPS take their inspiration from Doom or Quake (Don't get me wrong I love indie boomer shooters but there's a lot of them now) while ADACA's influence is mostly Half-Life 2 and STALKER. Don't let the asset looking visuals fool you this is a well put together game especially for a solo project. It makes the most use of its visuals and creates a great atmosphere with complimentary (and also great) music. ADACA's campaign is the best not-Half-Life 2 or Half-Life 2 mod Half-Life 2 experience I've had. It doesn't surpass Half-Life 2 but honestly very few linear FPS campaigns do so the fact it's this good and by one developer is astounding. Zone Patrol is a fantastic non-linear open world where you get to piece together the story without much guidance making exploring/discovering the mysteries of the Zone so rewarding. It's not as hardcore as STALKER but Zone Patrol definitely scratches a similar itch. I've had ADACA in my library for awhile but only recently got around to playing it thanks to the hype of Siris Pendrake's new early access title Project Silverfish. I'm kicking myself for not playing ADACA sooner. The Half-Life series and the STALKER series are some of my favorite game series making ADACA a match made in heaven for me. For now it's my favorite indie FPS. Can't wait to play Project Silverfish.