Grizzly Valley

Game is nothing more than a troll experience from the developer who hides under the anonymous name 'The Kiddy'. In its current state it's quite impossible to beat, which I guess is the developers laugh on us. You first appear in a house and receive a phone call from your sister who asks on the answering machine when you are coming over. You immediately put the phone down and get ready for the trip into Canada's bear country by equipping all the necessary goods. Problem is you can't kill the bear, you can't really out run the bear, you can't shake hands with the bear, and you can't sit down and work out an enterprise bargaining agreement with the bear. All you can do is startle the bear by waiting for his nostrils to rest on top of your gun nozzle before you shoot, ending with him just running away and later pouncing and charging on you like he is some sort of huntsman spider. Or simply

New game on Steam that really needs work, so please don't purchase until the game actually can be played. This isn't even an early access game its a full game. Good: 1. 60 FPS 2. Cheap Game 3. Ok Graphics Bad: 1. Can't equip guns 2. Can only pickup 7 items even though I clearly have 24 inventory slots. 3. The character movement (W, A, S, D) is to quick like I have super speed. 4. Small amount of options in menu (No sound settings) 5. Invisible wall between a fence that I found that I could normally walk through. 6. Picked up Tablet, but couldn't see it in inventory and no buttons would open it up. 7. The blue stamina bar is too light its needs to be brighter, so we can see it.

A great idea for an indie game but, unfortunately, bad execution. The game focuses on grizzly bear hunting (or it seems so) - the first section of the game is all about collecting supplies in our house such as bandages, medkits and weapons. Once we hit "use" on our car the 2nd section begins which consists of a forest with some houses here and there. This is where the game randomly puts a grizzly that begins the hunting as soon as it sees us. And this is where the problems start. If we pick up a gun at home you'd think the objective will be to kill mentioned animal. However, in order to use our car once more (in the forest) the game tells us to bring a battery and a tool box. Since the vehicle is parked at an intersection it seems to be broken down. After all, we are not the hunters but more like the hunted party here. The snowy forest is, essentially, an area where free roaming is allo

By now, Grizzly Valley is a pretty infamously bad game on Steam. While the idea that it has is good, being chased by a manic grizzly bear while searching for items to repair your broken down car with, the execution is beyond terrible. There's zero indication in the game of what you're actually supposed to be doing, nor is there any explanation of the controls either; not even so much as a place in the settings to take a look. Luckily there's a guide for that, but for the rest of Grizzly Valley there is no hope and no help. Almost everything that this game gives you to help you survive is useless. You start off in your house, you gather up to 10KG worth of items (an absurdly low amount), and then set off to visit your sister. You get to pick from diet soda that are referred to as energy drinks that replenish your stamina, medkits, bandages, a "detective" revolver, a "cowboy" rifle, ammo

Product refunded It needs more work. Movement seems a little weird. You shoot the bears to make them run away. It crashed after second time I died. I guess it knew I was finished playing only after 11 minutes. I doubt I'll play it again in it's current state.