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Probably_Bean @Probably_Bean

I plan on making a Fallout fan game, and this gave me a ton of hope. I absolutely adore Nuclear Drifter. I spent the last couple hours playing, getting to know the areas and doing quests, and when the demo came to an end I was genuinely taken aback, almost upset that it was over. I can't wait for more updates. Also, I'd like to just say, while it's obvious that this game and its world are heavily inspired by Fallout, you've put enough of a twist and style on it that I wouldn't call it a rip off or a fan game. The final thing I'd like to point out is that the music is BEAUTIFUL. It oozes classic Fallout vibes and I love it. For a while it started to get tiresome hearing the same track on loop, but that made the change of music in the subway SO much more impactful. I'd still like to see maybe some combat music to change things up. On that note, it would be interesting if the main towns had a few more differences. They each offer different services and shops, which is genius, but aside from that the atmosphere is pretty much the same across them all. Those are the only real gripes I have though. This game is awesome and I hope to see more.

Enigmo @Enigmo

I like it, here is my review (keep in mind I've only discovered two village and have three that I am venturing towards). For being made in the Unity Engine meaning you must've had to develop all of the core gameplay systems yourself it is very good. The combat system is pretty good, but it took me a minute to figure out what to do. I talked to some of the locals (NPCs) and they work well. The graphics (for being 2D) are pleasant to the eyes and honestly look real good. And I am glad that goal of the player is clearly mentioned in the game's description here. Although, some things I've noticed which aren't good is the options menu. In the options menu the full screen checkbox doesn't do anything, and the Resolution dropdown doesn't show any options or only shows one which can't be read. I can highly recommend a video from the Brackeys YouTube channel which can aide you in the options menu:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YOaYQrN1oYQ

I hope this review is helpful and informative.

Rockstar_freddy_F @Rockstar_freddy_F

will have a good future

axel_duma @axel_duma

Cool.

CarlisleTimmmons @CarlisleTimmmons

holly shit this is good

Explore the post-apocalyptic world in the game "Nuclear Drifter," created on the Unity engine. Step into the shoes of a farmer whose well has run dry, and whose animals are left without water to drink. Forced to leave home, the farmer embarks on a journey through a post-nuclear world full of dangers. The setting is the mythical continent of Old Zeland, and the events unfold in the year 2289.

Develop your survival skills, explore unknown territories, and face the challenges that await you. Will you be able to find a new water source before your animals perish from thirst?

In "Nuclear Drifter," an enthralling adventure awaits you through desolate landscapes and mysterious areas. Encounter diverse characters, each with their own stories and tasks to complete. Can you build a new life in the post-apocalyptic world?

The game offers engaging 2D gameplay with stunning graphics and sound. The combat system is turn-based, requiring strategic planning to survive the perilous environment.

Moreover, some significant characters in "Nuclear Drifter" have talking heads, adding a unique narrative element. Learn about their stories, make decisions, and follow the evolving plot shaped by your choices.

Are you ready to face post-nuclear threats, employ strategy in turn-based battles, and discover what lies beyond the horizon of Old Zeland? Embark on an unforgettable adventure in "Nuclear Drifter" and survive in a world where every decision can have consequences. New adventures, mysteries, and the struggle for survival await you. Ready for the journey in the year 2289?

Main Music: http://cryochamber.bandcamp.com

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