This game has potential, but unfortunately it's very unpolished at the moment. I can imagine myself playing it on the mobile device (do you have plans to make it possible?), but for now it's definitely too hard to play.

Music and sounds are interesting. I like the idea of overheating the weapon. Graphic style have some charm to it too, somehow reminds me of older 3D games.

Like others before me have said, camera controls feel weird, it's very slow and I couldn't even turn around fast enough when someone was shooting at me from the side.  I also had strong impression that there's some delay.

The issue for me was also that if we press movement keys when shooting and then we stop firing a weapon, our character will stay in place. I think it would help a lot if you check if player is holding movement key right after we stop shooting.

Retry button after losing didn't work.

During the talking with NPC I was confused and I thought that the game froze, because there was no "Enter" button listed in the controls. I think that letting players proceed with the interact ("E") button too would be intuitive.

I believe that the player's weapon is too weak, I think the whole magazine wasn't enough to put down one enemy, when they could defeat us without stopping even for a moment. It would be nice if our gun was stronger, but if you don't want to do that, maybe you should at least make enemy weapons overheat too?

Enemy AI seems a little off. Sometimes they don't see us even from quite close range, while other time they can shoot as from very far away. I think that complete lack of reaction when we are shooting at them is weird too. I would consider changing it so they can see us only from closer distance. They could also react to our shots even from far away (maybe even after a few seconds), starting to shoot at us. It would encourage hiding and getting to know enemy routes, so we won't end up too close to them because it would be too risky.

General idea is fun, but it needs a lot of improvement. I believe that you will be able to repair it, I will check it out again in the future. Good luck :)

Hi! I tried it for a bit. I like the 3D models, it gives it kind of a comic feel. 

I thought the controls were a little hard to use. I really wish that WASD still worked while in the shooting mode. I understand that you might want to have some kind of "turret" mechanic, but if you wanted to do that then I think it would need to be visually clearer why you can't move while shooting. And I think it would be better if you could just move while shooting. Also, I think the turning speed in the shooting mode is too slow.

When I killed enemies, it seemed like they dropped things, but I couldn't tell which ones I could pick up and which ones I couldn't, and there wasn't any feedback like a sound or icon when it seemed like I did pick something up.

Also the enemy AI seemed odd, they didn't seem to react much to being shot at. They did shoot sometimes, and I usually died fast because of being unable to dodge without exiting the shooting mode.

Hope this helps!

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I can see this being a lot of fun, but what caused issues for me was the controls. When you're third person, turning is hard to do well. You start slow and then build speed turning, but it still is slow compared to how fast you're moving the mouse. By contrast, in first person things are too fast. It still has that weird build up, but now it starts faster and goes faster to the point of making it hard to aim. Whatever is causing this way for turning to go, I'd recommend trying to disable it and instead make turning left and right the same speed regardless of view mode.

I would also say that when in first person (where the player can't move) the game should still track if they're holding movement keys so that the moment first person mode gets dropped they can start moving. I've found that even when switching from first to third person, the game won't register movement presses, resulting in the player standing still and possibly getting shot away.

Its rough, really rough.

The camera is too close to the character so you can't really see him, and at the same itme the fov is very low.

Mouse movement works weird and it often glitched, enemies are spongy and very dumb, theres no lighting, the enviroments are MASSIVE with slow movement speed.

I think the problem is that it has 100 small issues which need fixing, and they pile on each other creating layer of issues.

For now, I would suggest the easiest changes to apply: Increase fov, make the camera be farther from the character, make enemies have less health and give them a longer detection range.

It has potential, but its still really undercooked