ABD: A Beautiful Day

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ABD: A Beautiful Day is a multiplayer strategy game. It was developed by Robert Bonner and was released on August 14, 2015. It received negative reviews from players.

"ABD: A Beautiful Day" is a first-person exploration game set in a serene, surreal world. The player journey's through a single day, uncovering the memories of a broken relationship. With a focus on environmental storytelling, the game encourages players to explore and reflect on the emotional narrative.

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stability8 negative mentions

The developers are responsive and have shown a willingness to communicate with players about ongoing issues.
The game has a promising concept that could lead to a unique gaming experience if developed properly.
Some players believe that the developers are genuinely trying to improve the game despite its current state.

The game is currently unplayable, with many users reporting it does not function at all.
There are numerous complaints about the developers banning users who leave negative feedback, raising concerns about transparency and customer support.
Many players feel that the game was rushed to market without adequate testing, leading to a lack of content and numerous bugs.

stability
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The game's stability has been heavily criticized, with users reporting significant bugs and a lack of content since its early access release. Many players feel misled by the developers' promises and warn potential buyers to wait until the game is more polished and playable before making a purchase. Overall, the consensus is that the game currently suffers from severe stability issues, making it unenjoyable.
- “When the time comes that it is playable and not so buggy, then you can buy it and try it. If it still doesn't run well, then by all means refund it again.”
- “Just a warning to you guys, especially those that are hyped. I bought the early access game DayZ last year, and as of now, DayZ is still buggy and has less content than what they promised in future developments. H1Z1 is a lot better and has more content than DayZ (but also some hackers), so I hope that you guys will heed my warning.”
- “A lot of promises have been made in the past few days, and still, this game is not at the very least enjoyable. More and more excuses have been made while a lot of people that bought this game and recommended it, I suspect, are friends with the developer who just want to make this game attractive through positive reviews. Scam artists take full advantage of the fact that the Steam Greenlight cost can be easily covered up by a few purchases, especially with an incomplete, buggy game like this.”
gameplay
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The reviews indicate a strong demand for gameplay content, with users repeatedly requesting evidence of gameplay to validate claims about the game. This suggests a lack of available gameplay footage or demonstrations, leading to skepticism among players.
- “Find me some gameplay.”
- “Upload some sort of gameplay and prove me wrong.”
- “Find me some gameplay.”
graphics
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The reviews suggest that the focus is not on the graphical quality of the game, indicating that the graphics may not be a standout feature or priority in the overall experience.
- “We're testing bandwidth, not how much you can drool over graphics.”