Putrefaction reviews

Short nice Shooter for in between. On Hardcore, it took about 3 Hours. Unfortunately, there is no Story but neatly blealler for it.

small retro FPS graphically mediocre, without history, to the very average gameplay. It ends in 1h30, everything is very classic. but for a euro (not even the price of a coffee), frankly, it's quite Honorable.

Too Much like first-generation shooters to be interesting. The spawns of the monsters are predictable, there are too many bugs and a map is missing, besides that the difficulty, even at the simplest levels, is very high to make it fun. Not recommended.

It Is A very pathetic game, in the sense that neither the creators themselves have played, poorly finished scenarios, with gaps that fall into the infinite stage (without dying for more inri), badly configured weapons and also with errors, levels and enemies very bad Balanced, the same thing touches you a part snap that another that seems impossible, and the most damaging of all, the final boss, only hurts a gun, but only in very specific moments that we do not know, and that 97% of the time, you run out of ammunition and you have to return to Start.

Standard shooter fare, nothing Exciting, but unfortunately with some Bugs. Despite the low Price I can't recommend the Game, there's just way too much better Competition. Positive Features: Atmospheric and Level design ok control with Keyboard and Mouse ok Price is ok Negative Features: Graphic completely outdated Sometimes stupid AI I unfortunately had very many Bugs. I got stuck in Stuff or fell down and had to load an old Savegame. I also included a Let's Play on my YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X6aj6A6eK8E

Stump Sense rules The first Word that comes to mind when Playing Putrefaction is Stump Sense. Blunt people shoot down the Opponents, who usually run just as dully at you. There Are no Cutscenes, but also secrets or even hidden Areas In Putrefaction. That's a shame, because so the Dive into the Game world is very difficult, tumb you go on and on leisurely – and only look around if you want to look at the surroundings that are actually quite sizable In places. Too bad the Weapon models seem old baked by Comparison. At the highest Difficulty Level, Putrefaction is consistently merciless – two Hits usually mean the End. But some Passages also annoy, for example, when Enemies spawn behind the Player and kill them immediately – at least the Memory Points are close to each other. What remains is a solid Shooter, apparently a One-man production that maintains acceptable within the Limits of its Possibilities.