Survive the Blackout is a narrative survival game set in a dark post-apocalyptic world. Choose your adventure-type gameplay, squad-level management, exploration and scavenging, difficult moral choices. What are you willing to sacrifice to survive?
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| Langue | Interface | Audio complet | Sous-titres |
|---|---|---|---|
| Anglais |
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Survive the blackout is an interesting, story rich post-apocalyptic game with existing replay value and tough moral decisions. How would you act in the case of a global, permanent blackout? What would you do in the name of survival? Right now only my video review available, I'll update this review once i manage to play the game a bit more and i manage to unlock all achievements. But be warned, if you don't like text based adventures, then this game is not for you. If you do, then you will probably enjoy the adventure: Survive the Blackout. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7fRyZrqceA
Product refunded I was looking forward to this game- it reminds me of This War Of Mine and Sheltered. But it's not that. It's... boring. And kinda tedious. First of all, you can't choose your starting team- it's always 3 people and you can only choose the Leader, the other 2 are random. Meaning if you want to try other characters, you have to Start New Game a bunch of times, until you get who you want. There seems to be a finite amount of events, each comes with a few choices. After your second or third playthrough, you pretty much know what to choose, as outcomes seem to be the same 100% of the time when picking something. After the event ends, you get 4 choices of what to say before moving on, which don't seem to do anything. So the replayability is rather low. Loot is also random- sometimes you'll consecutively keep finding food and meds, sometimes no matter what you do everyo
Kept an eye on this title for a while, the initial gameplay left a really good impression on me, and I was really happy when it finally launched! That's why leaving this rating saddens me. Since this is the studio's first title and it's small in scale, I'll try my best to leave good constructive feedback. Perhaps the game can be fixed but there are some fundamental flaws in the design that may need severe reworking. The game goes for roguelike gameplay, where you start off each run with a random crew, go through random encounters, and if you die it's back to the beginning with all progress reset. I think a comparison to Faster Than Light is appropriate, and it shows why Survive the Blackout failed to execute the concept. The main 2 reasons are: ================ 1. In FTL you can have 2 completely different playthroughs with entirely different encounters, and even if some of the encount
Was excited for its release, but was left disappointed. 1. The story of the main game and the characters are boring and uninteresting. I tried reading all the character dialogue at camps at first, but they're just boring and bland. The main story is also full of stale breadcrumbs and uninteresting plot. Not captivating at all. 2. Camping UI is cumbersome. Every time you try to do something a dialogue box pops up and slows you down or adds unnecessary steps towards what you are trying to do. Every time you try to use a consumable item(which you have to do it often), an extra dialogue box pops up and keeps asking you "do you really really want to give that item to this character? Some other character might really really need it!!!!1!11" Yeah i get it this game has resource management very hard choices oh wow. A more concise and organized UI would have sped up everything, it's not like th
I like the concept and storyline, but the broken English and nonsensical choices in some spots as a result really hurts the game and pulls me out of it. Wish I'd spent 10 more on This War of Mine.
Much improved game, now recommend, excellent atmosphere. Previous review: I really wanted to recommend this game as I enjoyed the style and story, however there are some serious balancing and quest issues that should have been resolved before release. I very much dislike having to leave a game fully completed but the requirements for most of the endings were obscure at best and there were too many events that resulted in an instant death.
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