Afterfall: Reconquest - Episode I

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6.6

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  1. metaman12
    Feb 22, 2015
    9
    I love the post-apocalyptic genre an this game does the job well.

    It employs a very original black&white graphic style, where only red is being distinguished. The comics-style cut scenes are awesome. The story is not linear which makes the game a good value for its price. However there are some cons as well, these include some grammar in dialouges, some bugs in the game and perhaps    I love the post-apocalyptic genre an this game does the job well.

    It employs a very original black&white graphic style, where only red is being distinguished. The comics-style cut scenes are awesome.
    The story is not linear which makes the game a good value for its price.
    However there are some cons as well, these include some grammar in dialouges, some bugs in the game and perhaps for some - no option to change the game visuals into color mode (unless you want to edit .ini file - it's possible).

    As a fan of post-apo games I give 9, if I was not a fan of apocalypse perhaps I would give 7.    … Expand
  2. qaz01
    Feb 23, 2015
    9
    Game have unique B&W artstyle and I like it a lot. It's challenging, addicting and very promising for next episodes. It's not buggy and stable at 30fps. Very good approach to post-apocalyptic genre.

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  1. Multiplayer.it
    Mar 10, 2015
    70
    The final version of Afterfall Reconquest Episode I isn't as bad as the Early Access one, but some major changes show a development process without a clear direction.
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