A proposta é muito boa e os cenários são excelentes, sem falar nas milhares de referências que você encontra durante o jogo não só a resident evil, mas a vários filmes e séries icônicos. Mas isso tudo é uma pequena porque eu nunca vi uma jogabilidade tão ruim em toda a minha vida.

Definitely avoid it at full price unless you want to pay $30 for jank. Maybe just avoid the first game in it's entierty and go to the second game. I've only heard it's better.

The good:

Graphically, the game is nice. It has varied environments, weapons look well designed, and it doesn't (surprisingly) have any kinds of stuttering issues.

There's a ton of atmosphere and the world really feels as if it were lived in.

That's really all I have good to say about this game.

The bad:

Enemies will very quickly become annoying to fight. Every single "small" zombie will grab you force a QTE to get out. They don't respond to being shot. They'll just push through whatever you throw at them unless you kill them. The "large" zombies add some variety, but they're just more of the same, really. They are equally unreactive to anything you do and they do a ton of damage.

The voice acting is hilariously bad. Everything from the actual script to the delivery is just atrocious. I understand that they're a small indie dev, but anyone can attempt to have some semblance of emotion when it comes to their delivery. You don't have to be an experienced VA to sound human.

The healing system is just...Really dumb. With how much damage some the mutants can do, an immediate heal would be nice, but all of them are heals over time and it's really not a ton of health, so you'll never have heals to spare.

Enemy placement is also really, really annoying after a while. These guys got it in their heads that "Oh, if we put zombies around every corner and the player is constantly grabbed, it'll create tension" but it didn't create tension, it just became really annoying, because it's almost like they're spawned in as you round the corner, so you can't react in time.

The inventory system is clunky, and don't go saying "OH IT'S SURVIVAL HORROR" because there were a million other survival horrors that came first and had significantly better inventory management.

The movement is also clunky. Not in a bad way, but there were some really bad mechanical choices like: not being able to push past zombies when you're running....Or...You cannot open doors while you're running, so you may get cornered because you have to slow down and then you die.

The puzzles are obtuse just to be obtuse. I love figuring this kind of stuff out, but I also found myself just looking up guides because they aren't explained well in game. I think it's funny because they knew how obtuse and stupid some of these solutions were so they just added a "skip puzzle" button.

Edit:

The encounter in the tunnels is also BS. You have to start an elevator that seeming takes forever for it to arrive while attempting to dodge the "boss" until it arrives so you can leave. The kicker? If you get near him, he insta-grabs you and kills you, sending you all the way back to the last checkpoint where you are then forced to watch some stupid little cutscene over and over again until it finally clicks.

You know the crazy part about this? The barrels used to stun him only work half the time. Shooting them guarantees only an explosion, but not that he'll stay down for any amount of time.

Even if he's down, I've found that he'll stand right back up even if you just stunned him and he'll kill you.

Then, at the very end, you fight the very same boss, using regular guns, which 15 seconds ago, didn't affect him at all. Make it make sense.

I like to play sports with zombies, especially with weapons, the game is easy

An OK throwback to the classic era of 90s survival horror, but with a modern touch (plays like a modern Resident Evil, with an over-the-shoulder camera). The gameplay and overall vibe are alright, but it has some rough edges (mostly on graphics). It takes obvious cues from Resident Evil (sometimes a little too much) and a little from Silent Hill (mostly when you use Sam, which was my favorite plot line from the game). It isn't amazing, but if you like the genre, you will enjoy it without any doubts,

Awesome, liked the environments and level design.