Alarconte
Aranath joined
Studied Philosophy in the University of Barcelona, lived a time on London, and spent all his life playing games and creating them (boardgames, tabletop RPG, and computer games). Graphic designer aficionado, novel programmer and amateur Game Designer.
Reviews
Excellent simulation.
Could be better if:
-Bigger maps.
-All things that come with bigger maps (more need of food administration, etc)
-A basic but more complex alliance system.
Apart from that; It gives good ideas about turn based deathmatch!
Hi there!
Is always interesting to see "real life simulators", and this kind of sick simulations of life is interesting, but you perhaps may have make it a bit more interesting; and with a better ui (not closing the browser everytime you accept a friend. Makes gameplay innecesarily tiring.
Keep going!
Entertaining little puzzle game!
Fairly well programmed. I don't give you more than an 8 because there are some performance issues, and taking care that the levels are little, this should have been fix.
It's easy to go berserk with Unity particles.
I desire you lots of luck in the game designing world!
The level of complexity about how to survive and build in the new worlds are great, and have a lot of replayability.
The only thing that get down the puntuation from 9 or 10, is serious interfaces problems, and that you cannot view instanly comparations of rank values and conditions of all your settlers at once
With no doubt, The dark descent achieved the most dark and terrorific ambient of games in the last decade, thing lot's of AAA games never achieved.
While having not over the top graphics (sometimes just average), and a bit of hardcore gameplay or unintuitive puzzles, the excellent narrative and atmosphere of the game make you go and go on to end of the story.
Amazing experience for all publics.
