Grey Phobia Reviews

I don't often write reviews but this little game has a ton of potential, with the right polish and effects, I could see alot of people enjoying the stylized monster slasher

If you're looking for a violent, bloody game and/or like rock music and dark graphic novel style designs, you will probably enjoy some of what this game has to offer, however its gameplay is VERY simplistic as a rail shooter, with mouse aiming and no controller support (as of 05/17) also, the environments and lack of enemy variety can get stale fast, but with boss fights changing the overall pace of the main gameplay I can see myself playing more of this game later when I want something simple to progress through. You pick up various weapons including sword, smg, and shotgun, to take out enemies at close and long range, while fending off towering, lumbering boss beasts including a big crab-like spider while a throng of zombies constantly swarms you. The game takes a little getting into, and the UI / upgrade system is more or less a complete mess (something about upgrading with transplants, from adrenaline currency...?) I had a menu straight up freeze on the overlay and it wouldn't go away, about how to insert upgrades. So not being able to clear this error or see the menu itself I didn't bother to use the upgrade system yet, and the overall UI / menu navigation of the game could use a redux. The game also crashed on me a few times as I was clicking around rapidly in options, but once the game itself was running I never ran into any other crashes or issues with its performance. These issues could be resolved in future patches, as the game is still in early access as of May 2017. The developer(s?) seem to care about the product, however, as they have bothered to make cutscenes during the game and presented a "full game" despite its budget and scale, so I would hope they release a future patch / update of some kind as what is present is cool. For its cost and what the game offers I think it presents itself really well if you're looking for something with some violent edge, cool guitar riffs, and a distinct visual style. I'm happy with having purchased it, though I also view the game as being very simplistic in its user interaction, more akin to old arcade games.