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Interesting story, nice new mechanics in the fights, and slightly better graphics than in the previous games. :)
The game itself is shorter than the previous ones, but still worth the 1 euro it costs

Very nice and interesting “lay-down-in-chair” story game that you’ll enjoy if you liked The Walking Dead or similar series. The achievements are super easy — you just need to complete the game, with almost nothing extra required to get 100%.

The gameplay works really well on the Steam Deck, and it also feels great with a controller on PC. The story isn’t boring at all, so I’d say it’s definitely worth playing.

A long time ago, Steam was giving this game away for free, and I originally thought that meant it wasn’t worth playing (since free games are usually hit or miss). But this one turned out to be absolute fire.

The only thing I don’t like about this game is that you can’t save your progress anywhere you want. You have to reach a checkpoint or finish the episode to save, which can be a bit annoying sometimes.

What works well:

Excellent 15-30 minute raids make the extraction shooter loop very engaging without overstaying its welcome.
Maps are smaller, tighter, and encourage more frequent combat and decisions, which keeps the pace high.
Quality-of‐life features (inventory UI, markers, tutorial) lower the entry barrier compared to hardcore peers.


What’s less great:

Monetisation is a sore point: some systems feel exploitative, especially recurring purchases and premium conveniences.
Gear loot and reward loops can feel shallow — once you have decent equipment, many finds become redundant.
As of launch, map variety and overall content still feel somewhat limited. Players wanting deep progression or dozens of maps might feel short-changed..

Really good post-apocalyptic game with a super cozy and atmospheric world. Characters crack jokes and talk in that Russian style, so it feels way more immersive if you play with Russian voices. NPC convos actually sound like real people messing around with each other instead of boring scripted lines. The story’s solid, about 10 hours long, and the gas mask mechanic is honestly one of the coolest things — you’ve gotta check your watch for filter time, swap them before you suffocate, and even worry about enemies cracking your mask so you can barely see through it. Achievement hunting here is chill too, nothing annoying.

Really interesting and super well-designed story, taken straight from the series’ scenario — totally worth the price.
There are also tons of funny optional dialogues and little details in the game. For example, Joel wiping down a shotgun or sniper rifle with a cloth to “upgrade” it, so suddenly you can load more ammo into the rifle. ;D
Also, if you’re planning on going for the platinum, it’s not annoying or hard — most collectibles are easy to find even without a guide, with just a few exceptions like some dialogues and Ellie’s jokes.

AI Limit is a stylish action RPG that blends fast-paced combat with a rich post-apocalyptic world. The game stands out with its fluid movement, challenging boss fights, and visually striking environments. It captures the intensity of titles like Nioh or Sekiro while adding its own flair through customizable abilities and weapons. Though it demands precision and patience, the rewarding gameplay and atmospheric design make it a must-try for fans of hardcore action RPGs.

Red Clouds

Came For Big Boobs,
Stayed For Excellent Combat and story.
But The Boobs Helped

For Armor games this is very nice rogue... Maybe could put more quests in there and npc encounters but in general very nice trips ... ofc its not like endless possibilities but enough for 50hours i think ... Only i dont like that they made Melee weapons with durability and you cant repair them they just dissapear (very quickly ) other than that combat mechanics is nice .
Also interesting mechanic i never saw in any games there is not 1 character but everytime different but Level and perks you trained stay . Its like your character is already dead every time he leave city just have to see how far you can get with him

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