IronI like it.
But it feels like your character is 3 feet tall and goes down to slithering level when crouching.
And mouse sensitivity goes out of whack randomly causing me to fall off ledges constantly where I mean to simply turn comfortably.
So it does feel like early access, it's not like DUSK which was rather polished early on and basically just got more content as time went on.
I'm sure it will turn out amazing in the end though, the core is there. DUSK is worth (re?)visiting in the mean time however, even if it's more indie.
Not really, pretty different type of game, DUSK is more similar to this (well, more like Quake, very different still) than Ion (not Iron) Fury. Super fun on its own right.IronMaidenFury > DUSK
I buy a lot of Early Access games as well, and I mostly wait until a game is fully released to properly play it (outside of maybe squeezing in a few minutes).I hate early access "demos" with only limited content. The same happend with Ion Fury. Do not get me wrong, i bought a lot of Early Access games, but most of them are getting ALL the content while in Early Access.
I like the game a lot, but I do think this one is early in some aspects.I'm disappointed personally. The sound and visuals are good, but the encounters, level design, mobility, and weapons feel like an afterthought.
Arcane Dimensions is a much better game and completely free. I strongly recommend playing that instead if you haven't already.
This looks far more imaginative than Quake ever did. Looking forward to playing this eventually.Played for an hour, this is really good so far.
Movement feels spot on, shotgun is perfect.
Arcane Dimensions is THE SHIT (better than all Quakes combined)I'm disappointed personally. The sound and visuals are good, but the encounters, level design, mobility, and weapons feel like an afterthought.
Arcane Dimensions is a much better game and completely free. I strongly recommend playing that instead if you haven't already.
The first WRATH: Aeon of Ruin Early Access Content Update is now upon us!
Visit The Gardens, a sprawling ancient facility once known for bountiful harvests, lays in rot. Massive rusted iron domes hide terraces of decomposing vegetation and fissured aqueducts now rife with creatures hellbent on tearing Outlander apart. This new level hosts a number of new secrets to plunder, including a new enemy and Artifact. A devastating foe known as the Wretch skulks within the putrid garden. This fast, muscular creature utilizes a massive energy cannon stitched through the core of its body. Move quickly and strike true or suffer the consequences.
To even the odds, Outlander has a powerful new Artifact: Confounding Attar, a small vial of bewildering oil capable of pitting foes against one another. Take advantage of the ensuing chaos as they tear themselves apart and rend the enemies’ mottled flesh with the Ruination Blade.
Content update 2 is out, also a Big Box Edition for $100 limited to 500, which are selling pretty quick according to the counterAlso, we've got a release date for the full release! Mark February 25, 2021 in your calendars!