Steel Roamer Reviews

https://youtu.be/kxCz2Fd-O3s Really great and unique short horror game. If you have played Iron Lung this is the same concept except you're in the outback and there is a murderous kangaroo. I would for sure recommend it just for how crazy of an idea it is but it's also a pretty solid horror game. If you want to see some game play you can check out my play through above.

Not a bad game in any regard, its inspired by Iron Lung, and the developers make that very clear on the store page, its just not underwater, but in the scary land of Australia, where kangaroos roam. Fun fact: a kangaroos kick is so hard, it can break your entire ribcage with a single kick, so imagine what this mofo here is capable of. I was upset at first, because the game started off costing about 4€, which is quite fair, Iron Lung had about the same length and price, the quality is not the same, but comparable. Developers wanted to make it free due to some complaints, dont get me wrong, thats a super nice thing to do for future players, but the other way around for supporters. Now they made it slightly cheaper instead of free, which I think is a very good choice. They can still make some money and people shouldnt be upset anymore. I decided to rebuy it and leave a positive this time, its all in all a neat project. Just stay strong devs, people will always complain. [b] Horror/Surrealist centered Curator: [url=store.steampowered.com/curator/43071910/] KuriKuration[/url] [/b]

answers some very real and horrifying questions like: "what if iron lung happened in Australia"

you walk back and forth clicking on cameras for 30 minutes and then kangaroo jack jumpscares you so if that's worth $4 to you then uh hell yeah i guess

Pretty neat game that takes heavy gameplay inspiration from Iron Lung. It's very short, but still interesting. I liked the setting of putting this in the Australian outback during the late 90's. The lore, while told in sparse notes and documents, is intriguing while taking some light cues from the SCP Foundation and other horror fandoms. The backstory behind the 'Kylieroo' and other anomalies is interesting and somewhat Troma-esque to a degree, while still playing it straight. (animals mutating into monstrous forms, shady companies, environment problems, etc.) I do have to say though, there are some moments where the game is a tad 'cringe' and these are mainly found in the scientific documents and notes. While it is fine in the notes discussing the local townsfolk and the outback itself, the specimen notes and prologue entries have this 'flowery' vibe to them that feels out-of-character for research papers on anomalous specimens. Look at the differences between the languages seen in this game's subject notes and the average SCP document, and you'll get an idea of what I'm referring to. They're still neat and add into the game's lore though. I liked it overall and I hope to see more of this interesting worldbuilding regarding these abominations.

it is rip off of iron lung, and one that doesn't bring much to the table. it is not worth its asking price of 4 dollars.

I thought there was an interestin story told here. I appreciate that there was voice actin' included and I enjoyed the performances. Game didn't take me long to beat either. I think it could've gone on a bit longer tho. Didn't encounter any bugs or glitches. Very solid effort for the price. Gameplay here: https://youtu.be/VDPZr7a2yuI