Scavenger SV-4 Reviews

i liekd itt

So far I have yet to go crazy and die so i think I'm doing well.

great game really inmersive

Pretty neat once you get a hang of it. Although, the routine for the medical bay is boring. A lot of the game feels static, or not dynamic. Not much happened in my runs, and I always leave the run unsatisfied in my experience. This game would be great if it had a longer lasting run where theres more mini-games and handling to researching the items that you get. As well as perhaps finding better places to scavange via items you found previously, with runs that can last a very long time. I appriciate these short run games, but the atmosphere and the fidelity of the game yearns for more interactibility, dynamic events and just an escelation of progress.

An incredible diamond in the rough. Short, but what's there is really good, and worth experiencing. This game is best going in blind with as little information spoiled as possible.

The first game that I bought that I first played on a pirated version, because god damn this game completely deserves my money. This is a roguelite-like game that's honestly one of the most fun games of this genre that I played. Before starting a new run, you first have to name the dude you are playing as, the ship, maybe customize the color of the ship if you want to and then you can start gaming. The thing that I like about the game is that the story of how you found the planet, what happens after you leave the planet and the planet itself is procedurally generated. I personally like naming myself as some fictional characters I like and just imagining that instead of the characters being in their own universes, they are in this game's universe just being in the ship piloting the rover, maybe going insane because of a funny looking alien artifact. Almost every run you are bound to find something that you didn't see before, and the combat is also pretty fun. It's rather slow in my opinion, but the slowness actually adds quite a bit to the combat. You don't need to have a perfect reflex to avoid getting hit, you just need good strategy. You better don't get hit, or you may just immediately get your rover exploded, or hopefully only module gets damaged so you can just recall or try to fight back. Or maybe you don't notice a thing crawling around and [i] something [/i] will get into your rover, and you'll have to deal with it on your own ship. I've seen some people not liking the radiation mechanic, but I kinda like that it's a timer which you can somewhat slow down by going to the medbay thing occasionally. The horror in this game is good too. It's not over the top like a complete horror game, but it's almost always [b] unsettling [/b] instead of a jumpscare fest. Overall, I recommend this game if you like unique games with some horror elements. I could probably add a few other recommendation things, but I'm not really good with knowing WHY a game is good.