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ENG_: First of all, credit where it’s due: this small Latin American studio run by two brothers deserves recognition. I think their work has a lot of merit, and it captures the spirit of late‑90s and early‑2000s survival horror remarkably well. The only real flaw I’ve found lies in the puzzles. You can tell they lack experience in that area. Some of them are very good, and their difficulty is actually a plus. But many others are ambiguous and lack logical coherence, even when you look up the solution. I also got the impression that the scarcity of ammunition, which is typical of the genre, isn’t properly balanced. /// ESP_: Reconocer, ante todo, el trabajo de este pequeño estudio latinoamerica de dos hermanos. Creo que tiene mucho mérito y que recoge muy bien el espíritu de los antiguos survival horror definales de los 90 y principios del 2.000. El único fallo que le he visto son los puzzles. Se notala falta de experiencia en esto. Algunos sonmuy buenos y su dificultad es un aliciente. Pero muchos son ambiguos y carecen de sentido lógico incluso buscando la solución. También me dio la sensación de que la falta de munición, típica del género, no está bien calculada.

It’s not a bad game, and you will enjoy if, like me, your're a WH40K fan, but I didn’t like that it’s 100% focused on multiplayer, even the campaign (you know, the streamer era… everything has to be “Twitch friendly”). The game constantly pushes you to subscribe to GamePass. And if you play the campaign alone, it gives you 3 bots. Even so, the campaign saves the game, with a good story and well-localized cutscenes featuring voices in several European languages (Spanish, French, german, etc). Sadly, the rest of the game doesn’t make sense to play solo. For example, there’s a mission mode where you play with 3, and if they’re bots and you die, you don’t respawn after the countdown like you would online. Therefore, you have to finish the entire mission without dying and without **** short, it’s an average game that could have been great if it had been designed for single-player. On top of that, this type of game affects the FPS, which drop a lot and make it somewhat uncomfortable.

It’s not a bad game, and you will enjoy if, like me, your're a WH40K fan, but I didn’t like that it’s 100% focused on multiplayer, even the campaign (you know, the streamer era… everything has to be “Twitch friendly”). The game constantly pushes you to subscribe to GamePass. And if you play the campaign alone, it gives you 3 bots. Even so, the campaign saves the game, with a good story and well-localized cutscenes featuring voices in several European languages (Spanish, French, german, etc). Sadly, the rest of the game doesn’t make sense to play solo. For example, there’s a mission mode where you play with 3, and if they’re bots and you die, you don’t respawn after the countdown like you would online. Therefore, you have to finish the entire mission without dying and without **** short, it’s an average game that could have been great if it had been designed for single-player. On top of that, this type of game affects the FPS, which drop a lot and make it somewhat uncomfortable.