So far just the two seen in the preview images it looks like, the worm and the...cock-tail-scorpion? Yeah, that's what I'm calling it. Guess it's meant to look like a facehugger. Fortunately, there doesn't seem to be a fail-state; no health or anything like that to get in the way. So you can "safely" experiment with this version without fear of the level ending or having to start over, though there isn't much to see yet. Fingers crossed we see more in the near future.
Tattletale21
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- Jan 26, 2020
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i beg of thee, kind sir, please push this game to completion! never again shall we suffer another "I'm burned out guys" or "i just lost interest"! Nay, never shall we suffer the yolk of unfinished video game oppression! Please, good sire, finish this game so that we may jerk it while being jerked, choke while getting choked, shoot while clicking to shoot!
I hope people release more games with this aesthetic and different fetishes. Some come with mods, but I don't know how to use them; it's better if they're independent.
Forgotten Chieftain
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- Oct 1, 2020
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Skepticism is settling in, and we've seen quite a few Captivity successors amount to nothing. As much as I'd like to hold out hope, this could end up abandoned quicker than we know it.
ArteFakTum
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- Nov 18, 2019
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For skeptics, there is nothing to profit from here because I, at the very least, did not notice any bugs or crashes at the beginning of testing.
Let's wish good luck to the author
Let's wish good luck to the author
Game(Demo) seems very broken. Two enemies on the first wave are in a hole that you can't get back out of once you fall inside. You can shoot by pressing ctrl for some reason. If you go back to the main menu via the pause menu you can't go back into horde mode without restarting the game. Also there's no way to know your controls.
ForIHaveSinned
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- Sep 7, 2020
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Diocletian88
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- Oct 20, 2017
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The game looks and feels very promising. The controls need to be refined (jumping to elevate one's self to another platform is a pain) and a set of customizable keyboard controls will be much appreciated. Still based on my first impressions of the game, I really enjoyed it. I wish the developer the best on this project and hope to see it shine!
And another one joins the captivity like genre.
-Right now it's pretty rough around the edges. The pathfinding for the two enemy types is quite poor at the moment. The tiny worms are too small and slow to actually reach you from certain parts of the map. So if they're in the pit for example you need to go down there yourself and kill them to get to the next wave. The facehugger like creature at least has the ability to move through the map vertically but they also seemed to struggle a bit if you're too far away. Having to chase down those small worms to start the next wave got annoying even with the indicator that shows up eventually.
-As far as weapons go the shotgun is very underwhelming. Sometimes fails to kill the big bug at point blank, only one bullet and incredibly slow reload. There's no reason to use it right now so I hope it gets some form of buff going forward.
-Also a bug I encountered. The game seems to send the next wave when the "Enemies remaining" counter reaches 0. However I managed to find myself right by the spawn of the first enemy in the wave and killed three of those small worms. This meant that the counter reached 0 three times and I moved myself up from wave 4 to 7 just by killing those 3 worms. So I ended up fighting waves 4 through 7 all at once. So I suggest reworking the logic that sends out the next wave or putting some protection in place to stop this from happening.
-Right now it's pretty rough around the edges. The pathfinding for the two enemy types is quite poor at the moment. The tiny worms are too small and slow to actually reach you from certain parts of the map. So if they're in the pit for example you need to go down there yourself and kill them to get to the next wave. The facehugger like creature at least has the ability to move through the map vertically but they also seemed to struggle a bit if you're too far away. Having to chase down those small worms to start the next wave got annoying even with the indicator that shows up eventually.
-As far as weapons go the shotgun is very underwhelming. Sometimes fails to kill the big bug at point blank, only one bullet and incredibly slow reload. There's no reason to use it right now so I hope it gets some form of buff going forward.
-Also a bug I encountered. The game seems to send the next wave when the "Enemies remaining" counter reaches 0. However I managed to find myself right by the spawn of the first enemy in the wave and killed three of those small worms. This meant that the counter reached 0 three times and I moved myself up from wave 4 to 7 just by killing those 3 worms. So I ended up fighting waves 4 through 7 all at once. So I suggest reworking the logic that sends out the next wave or putting some protection in place to stop this from happening.
