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Rauniot Review in Progress – There’s a Spark, I think

Right here is our Rauniot Evaluate in Progress. We checked out the post-apocalyptic journey recreation made in Nothern Finland.


Confession time. I am undecided if it will value me any reviewer credibility factors which is why this may not be scored (for now). Actually, it’s kinda embarrassing to admit this however it’s going to hopefully make an entertaining learn earlier than I can assessment this recreation totally.

So please take pleasure in my prolonged ideas on the primary 6 screens of Rauniot a recreation that appears cool. And I’d’ve cherished to play extra however at this level, I am undecided if I am blind, silly or the assessment copy is simply bugged.

Rauniot Evaluate in Progress

The premise of Rauniot, its feel and look could be very promising from the get-go. As an alternative of getting a pure catastrophe and out of doors components meddling with issues, the primary couple of minutes set up there are not any mutants and zombies screwing issues up. the world goes to shit and we could as effectively be happening with it.

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Picture: Act Regular Video games

You begin off enjoying as Aino who’s looking out for a buddy to do some type of job that takes her out into the wilds the place persons are barely scraping by on pet food and the occasional lone wanderer.

And that is about so far as I received. The sport has good vibes, seems incredible in its pre-rendered retro aesthetic and the sound is immaculate. It is that from the phrase go, its blown-out colours and fantastically cluttered environments make it onerous to see what’s the background and what’s interactable.

Now for those who’re accustomed to the journey recreation of previous, you are accustomed to the pixel searching that typically required to search out objects or issues to work together with. That was annoying 30 years in the past and is a nightmare now on a giant 4K display screen. It might do with some form of choice that highlights all of the interactable objects on the map.

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Picture: Act Regular Video games

Why? As a result of I received caught, spent 2 hours on the primary 6 screens looking for one thing that allow me progress additional and determined to begin penning this as a substitute. Pricey builders at Act Regular Video games, I actually do not know if I am too dense to play your online game, so learn this as a plea by somebody who loved the 20 minutes he received to play.

Just a bit spotlight or clue. Something. I have been looking for the second wrench somebody stole from my automobile for two hours now and clicked and interacted with the whole lot I might discover to progress, however nothing occurred.

Except for that I would prefer to reiterate that Rauniot is a really fairly recreation that sounds effectively and has me intrigued. I’d identical to to search out that second wrench so I can proceed on my journey. And I hope this assessment will make extra sense in a few days/weeks.

For extra recreation opinions and extra on Rauniot examine us out right here on ESTNN

Rauniot Review in Progress – There’s a Spark, I think

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