Recensioni di Anarchy: Wolf's law

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WOW Good work Dev

It has a lot of potential i really like it !!!

premess that me just played it 4 hours today in straight under cocainessssss this game is nice! at start i was like mmm what i suppose to do? but once you understand what's the point of the game and try to do something this game will make you enjoy like that girl in that pub that you stare all the time! this game is a mixture of very different genre of game bros yea! you have to survive! ( ACHTUNG! ACHTUNG! DIES IST EINE BOTSCHAFT DER DEUTSCHEN KOMMUNISTISCHEN PARTEI! surviving aspect depends on season you play, during winter you have to warm your big prouds betweens your legs) you have to manage and you have to fight for conquist and mantain business in this rappresentation of the beautiful life of a post apocalyptic russian mafia boss! this is a nice example of a business fighting gangs civil war post apocalyptic simulator

Gioco molto divertente , ha un po di problemi perchè è ancora in fase di sviluppo , per esempio nemici che ti colpiscono da km di distanza o ti sparano attraverso i muri.

Jarek The Gaming Dragon brought me here! Anarchy: Wolf's Law is probably the "survival game" equivalent of the business sidemode of GTA Vice City. The objective is to not only survive and loot, but also to conquer the various bases around the map to produce materials and generate profits, while protecting them from raiders and online players. While the concept of the game is neat, it's an Early Access game that is definitely rough around the edges, mainly regarding the amount of content, difficulty balance in mid-to-late game and audio mixing: -Tension builds up and the game world feels pretty hostile at the start of the match, but as soon as the player gets money and decent equipment, the game becomes a walk in the park to roam around in the open and kill everyone. There definitely needs to be more enemy types like armoured raiders, raiders with different behaviours (e.g. snipers), more types of mutants, and a system where weapons can occasionally get jammed if used a lot. -Audio should play a larger role in this game. For example, enemies currently produce the exact same step sounds regardless of type of boots and terrain they walk on, so there needs more variety in how sounds are played and how they could affect both the AI and player. Plus the panning needs to be sorted out: even with audiophile headphones, I'm having a hard time detecting where the sounds are coming from, especially when the source is above or below me. -NPCs spawn near the player's position (sometimes, even in front of them) every several minutes in an attempt to surprise them with an immediate ambush, but it becomes pretty soon too predictable. I'd rather see most, if not all NPCs already spawned on the map away from the player's vision to maintain more consistency, and to let the player plan ahead if they manage to see enemies in the distance to decide whether to fight them or avoid them. Even enemy campers and item placement should be more randomized every match for less predictability. I really like the concept of this game and even though I'm already having fun with it and it doesn't cost too much, it has potential, so I'd love to see it better executed as future updates release.