Project Remedium (2017)
Atomic Jelly, Movie Games S.A., PlayWay S.A.
Project Remedium is a story-driven action shooter set inside a human body devastated by illness and bad circumstances - a post-apocalypse of sorts. Tiny one, but for a nanobot named Nano+, the body is the whole world. So he is hell-bent on fixing it with his guns and a unique grapnel.
Platforms
PCGenres
Adventure Indie ShooterThemes
Action Science fiction
Languages: English and 7 more
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Media
Critic Reviews
TechRaptor
By Alec BlouinA solid vision is spoiled by shaky implementation. The visual and art team deserves awards, but the confusing interface, bad translations, missing parts, and bad bugs make this feel like an early access game. Fun weapons, few enemies, and a huge number of "side mission" style quests make the otherwise beautiful world feel like empty filler.
Invision Community
By Thomas LashbrookNo doubt this game is a good idea. Hunting illnesses in a body definitely appeals, but all the execution does is ruin that idea, miss-stepping over basic FPS rules and laws and ending up with something that misses the mark entirely.
GameGrin
By Nathan LakritzI found Project Remedium's aura to be its highlight, and gameplay its downfall. It claims to be story-driven, but there isn't much of a story. Missions are utterly generic without much to enhance the experience in terms of skill trees or equipment. I definitely recommend Project Remedium based on its concept alone, but the gameplay itself is no better than average.
