About This Game Tactical stealth action in a post-apocalyptic settings!Fight against the robots and reclaim the land! Attempt to survive in a post-apocalyptic wasteland, where it seems like everything wants you dead! Features: Stealth Action! Intelligent enemy AI includes visibility and audibility parameters The use of many of the game's vehicles Futuristic weapons and items - Frickin' Lasers, invisibility cloaking devices and holograms!When, finally, the dust of the battle settles, who will stand victorious? Complex intelligence, durability and brute force, or human ingenuity? The choice is yours. 7aa9394dea Title: AI: RampageGenre: Action, Indie, StrategyDeveloper:Sekerin ProductionsPublisher:New Reality GamesRelease Date: 25 Jan, 2016 AI: Rampage Full Crack [pack] rampage tamilrockers.ai. rampage adatto ai bambini. rampage ai lite. rampage ai ragnarok. asus ai suite rampage iii extreme. asus ai suite rampage ii extreme. ai suite 3 rampage iv extreme. ai suite 3 rampage v extreme. rampage open air. ai rampage badge. rampage ai lite download. ai rampage steam. ai suite rampage iv extreme. ai rampage trainer While AI: Rampage is well-polished for the price, some of its important features are unfortunately botched. Still, it does enough things right that it remains enjoyable and true to what is advertised.Highlights:+ AI: As one would hope after reading the game's title*, enemy behavior is on point. Robots chase you aggressively. Their hearing is acute and they have long sight lines, which are reliably blocked by objects. Pathfinding seems excellent. Passive movement is randomized but slow. All-around solid AI, no complaints from me here.+ STEALTH MECHANICS: The player v.s. robot speed balance is good, as is the noise level for footsteps and gunshots. Combined with the aforementioned AI, this makes for enjoyable and tactical gameplay overall.+ GRAPHICS: Detailed textures and lighting give the "2-D" levels a surprisingly realistic look. Performance seems very smooth and stable as well (although this isn't saying much, since my PC is high-end).+ SOUND: The directional sound takes some getting used too, but it really adds to the realism. Wind, aircraft, and stomping robots all sound great and contribute to a nice soundscape\/atmosphere**. The game sounds very good in my stereo headphones.+ Very high difficulty, generally for good reason (more on this later...)+ Player weapon\/abilities give the player cool options besides pure hiding\/running.+ The concept of spawning from bunkers and bringing supplies to them works well.+ Movement feels smooth, controls are generally responsive. (more on this later...)+ The "human survivor of a robot apocalypse" theme works in the game's favor.+ Short loading times: little delay between starting the game and playing.+ It's only two dollars!Roasts:- CONTROLS: Strangely, the WASD controls are linked to the direction you aim. So, depending on which way your character is pointed (determined by the mouse), pressing "w" could make you move down the screen while "a" would make you move right. This is disorienting for a top-down view game and contributes too much to the learning curve.- CONTENT: There are currently*** three levels, each with a day\/night version. They are big, and will surely take a long time to complete (I have yet to beat one, despite playing mostly on easy), but the lack of variety may make that achievement less satisfying.- LEVEL DESIGN: First, each level's "border" actually only applies to the player and their visibility. There are robots beyond that border who may enter at random positions and times. This is clearly cheap for the walking robots. Also, the levels themselves have vast open areas and very few hiding spots. Altogether, this makes the current levels unfairly hard on high difficulty, preventing the AI from shining.- It's sometimes hard to tell which objects block line of sight.- The laser gun robot looks too similar to the melee robot.- Wait time for entering the bunker is stupidly long.- Nuclear wind can cause cheap deaths.- The robots don't look as good as the environment. (Nitpick)- The splash screens are very ugly.And after all those cons, my review is still a "Recommended". For two dollars, you get stealth gameplay with tactical depth, along with some serious production values. Just don't expect it to be easy to get into, and prepare to retry the same levels a bunch.Notes:* I have no idea why this is subtitled "Rampage". It's kinda misleading, if you think about it.** A previous reviewer claimed that the game's sounds infringe on copyrighted materials. I have no way of verifying this, so for review purposes I have assumed that the sounds are used legally.*** The main menu implies that there are more levels being worked on by the developer. However, I can't find any evidence of updates since the game's release, so I'm skeptical of this.. What is this, a joke? I'd be embarassed to be one of the people responsible for making this or even playing this steaming pile of garbage.. I guess this game is the first that takes "Restart" literally.Oh you cliked a button on the menu? YA DUN GOOFED! crash.Also, funny how super advanced sentient killer robots just smack you like some random drunk fat guy at a local pub instead of idk using a FUTURISTIC MEANS OF TERMINATING YOU.yeah it's♥♥♥♥♥♥. In the end, I can't give this game a thumbs up because of the quality of the game. It still has bad controls and dull visuals.The game is hard, very hard. Frustratingly hard. The first hour or so is very infuriating because it seems like no matter what you do, you get chased down and killed. But, after an hour or so, you're used to the game enough to beat it. You learn the best crates to go for, you learn how to avoid the robots, and you figure out that the only useful item in your inventory is the invisibility. But still, the learning curve is absolutely brutal and maddening, and I doubt most people will have the patience to learn the game enough to beat it. It has the potential to be a good stealth game, but currently it needs a lot of work.3/10. you are an Syriansand trying to escape
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