Aftertime

About

"Aftertime" is a single-player Action game with objectives that take around 3 hours to complete. The game takes place in a stunning, mutated world filled with zombies, dinosaurs, and massive creatures. As a vestige of humanity, players must fight their way through linear missions, collecting weapons and ammo to survive and uncover the truth about the planet's fate.

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

+23

53%

Audience ScoreBased on 30 reviews

story2 positive mentions

gameplay2 negative mentions

The game features beautiful environments and impressive graphics, showcasing the developer's talent in animation.
The gunplay is enjoyable, and the concept of a mysterious event leading to the appearance of zombies and dinosaurs is intriguing.
For the low price, many players found the game to be adequate and fun, especially if they are willing to overlook some imperfections.

The game frequently crashes and has significant technical issues, making it unplayable for some users.
Many players reported being unable to access the game due to errors, such as missing runtime components, preventing them from even reaching the title screen.
The gameplay is criticized for being linear and filled with bugs, with some mechanics feeling frustrating and unbalanced.

story
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
25%
63%
13%
The game's story is considered secondary to its immersive environment, with players noting that while it can be completed in about three hours, it contains significant plot holes, such as an abrupt transition from a construction worker to a helicopter pilot. Despite these issues, many players find the setting engaging enough to overlook the narrative shortcomings. Overall, the story is seen as a minor aspect of the experience, with the focus primarily on gameplay and atmosphere.
- “It's a good game for what it's asking for even if it can be completed in 3 hours and has some glaring plot holes in it (at the start we appeared to be a construction worker, but somehow we know how to pilot a helicopter?) that can be overlooked if you're willing to enjoy the setting of the game.”
- “This game is $5, I didn't play it for the story... but I have to say, I spent almost 2 hours submerged in the realism of the environment... it is the best I've ever come across... bravo.”
- “It's a good game for what it's asking for, even if it can be completed in 3 hours and has some glaring plot holes (at the start we appeared to be a construction worker, but somehow we know how to pilot a helicopter?) that can be overlooked if you're willing to enjoy the setting of the game.”
graphics
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
33%
33%
The graphics are generally praised for their quality, particularly with the use of Unreal Engine 5.1, showcasing impressive environments. However, some users have noted issues such as a lack of shadows, leading to a perception of lower-quality visuals in certain instances. Overall, while the graphics are a highlight, they are somewhat undermined by gameplay criticisms.
- “Graphics are great in Unreal Engine 5.1 and keep getting better.”
- “The graphics and environment are pretty cool.”
- “Looks like low graphics without shadows for some reason.”
- “The gameplay is garbage, that is a shame, because the graphics and environment are pretty cool.”
gameplay
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The gameplay has been widely criticized as poor, which is disappointing given the positive remarks about the graphics and environment.
- “The gameplay is garbage; that is a shame because the graphics and environment are pretty cool.”
- “The gameplay is garbage; that is a shame because the graphics and environment are pretty cool.”