Day One: Garry's Incident is a PC survival game developed and published by Wild Games Studio in Mascouche, Québec, Canada and released on 25 September 2013. The game received primarily negative reviews from critics. While Garry is transporting cargo for a research facility in Yellowstone National Park, Yellowstone Caldera erupts, causing him to lose control of the plane. An artifact in the cargo causes him to be transported to the Amazon Rainforest, where he discovers an ancient civilization and struggles to survive.
Garry Friedman, a veteran bush pilot in his early 40’s , still broken down emotionally after a tragic accident involving his wife and his little girl, drowns himself in alcohol every night to escape his torment. Now numb to the constant dangers he faces, Garry keeps signing up for impossible jobs; he gets the cash, doesn’t ask questions, business as usual. Some doubt his motives but Garry needs this danger now, he needs the adrenaline, it’s the closest he gets to feeling alive again. On Friday, September 13, 2013, a transport job has him going to a research facility in Yellowstone and bringing the some cargo to Nevada; the drop coordinates would then be updated during the mission. But Garry would never reach his destination…
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Played this from start to finish Unbiased Review After about more than a year since release, I decided to check this game out myself - to see whether the other reviewers might have been too harsh. Many of them played a few minutes and denounced it immediately. I have gone from start to finish. The game can safely be said to be 'complete', as in the developers won't add anything significant to better the experience. So why is this game so bad? A few facts: - 5 weapons available, where only 2 (wooden machete and M9 pistol) are actually used for most of the game - Crafting boils down to merely creating bandages, you can complete the entire game without crafting anything else - Crafting is limited to 7 items (8 in survival mode) - There are a total of 4 kinds of enemies, that pose virtually no threat whatsoever, due to inferior AI coding - The entire game can be completed in less th
Oh dear, poor Garry has gotten himself into quite a sticky situation! First, Garry the humble bush pilot had a bit of a mishap during a not-so routine transport job due to Yellowstone’s Mount Saint Helena erupting right as he passed over it, resulting in a crash landing in the middle of...The Amazon jungle? If that wasn’t bad enough, Garry now needs to endure countless lethal cannibalistic natives chasing after him all over the place, puzzles that’ll test your patience and game-breaking bugs that are as hilarious as they are frustrating. Let’s take a look at Garry’s Incident. So, here we have Day One: Garry’s Incident, Wild Games Studio’s brand new, first person, action-adventure survival game. You play as Garry, a pilot who just crashed into the jungle and soon realizes that, along with the aggressive and possibly very hungry natives, rock-flinging monkeys and badly animated panthers t
With all the negative reviews, I just thought that I had to get the game to see what everyone was talking about. I honestly did not think a game worth more than one cent could be THAT bad. I was so proved wrong. This "game" is a disaster. I thought it would be fun to play a broken, glitchy, stupid game...I was wrong. This was the most anti-fun that I had in one hour. I can't quite say it was disapointing, because I already knew that it was going to be bad, but I still want to share my thoughts. Conclusion: This game either needs one of three things: (1) to be taken off of Steam, (2) to be made FREE, (3) to be SERIOUSLY updated.
The only reason I played this game was because that it was included in a bundle. Playing this game will give you a valuable lesson on project management, as Day One seems to be a comical case of a project gone awfully bad. From missing sound assets, really odd-looking rendering/lighting, and an overall vibe of "I can't be bothered to finish this game", Day One will leave you with an everlasting impression of emptiness, an idea that never became whole. I want to get off Garry's ride. Don't buy this game, even for laughs, the dev doesn't deserve it.
I don't think I have ever made a worse purchase. Keep in mind, I have bought Shaq Fu, Duke Nukem Forever, and even though I don't like Call of Duty I still bought them to try them out. BUT THIS! This is by far the worst game I've played. I understand that it's being worked on, but more work should have been done before being put up for purchase. The combat is broken, I have no clue what I'm doing or where I'm going, the puzzles that I do find are too easy. You can take damage if you fall from a height slightly higher than your jump. Your gun...is not a gun. Guns kill people when you shoot them and the bullet hits the person. Here, it just mildly annoys them. But you! Oh you die really easily. You can take damage even if your hurting the enemy. You'll see them react to getting hit, they look like they can't attack you, but you still get hurt somehow! The game is unplayable as it is. You
I played this game for 45 minutes and its honestly one of the worst experiences I've had when playing a game. I love playing "bad" video games, I find it fun but this one is just abysmal, because at least the other games I play it seemed like no effort was put in. While in Day One: Garry's Incident it actually seems like effort was put in some places but executed absolutlley horribly, I could go on about how bad this game is but instead of wasting your time, here is a list - - Crosshair during cutscenes. - No sound at all during cutscenes. - Dreadful atmosphere. - Awful music that loops. - Some of the worst sound effects I've ever heard in a game. - Really bad animations. - When you kill someone their body disappears immediatly. - The voice acting is hilariously bad. - Lots of long loading times. - And finally, when I tried to close the game it refused to. That's JUST from 45 minutes
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