- July 23, 2024
- 700 Games Studio
Ashes of the Union
Platforms
About
"Ashes of the Union" is a vehicular shooter game set in a post-apocalyptic Soviet Union, where you build and customize your combat vehicle with weapons to survive. Explore the ruins, gather resources, and endure dangerous creatures in a harsh, alternate reality. Immerse in a unique blend of roguelike elements and Soviet-inspired themes for a thrilling experience.











- The game is fun and addictive, with a unique concept and a variety of upgrades and vehicles to explore.
- Driving mechanics are enjoyable, and the auto-gun feature adds a layer of strategy to combat.
- Despite its issues, the game has a lot of potential and can be very engaging for players who enjoy grinding for upgrades.
- The game suffers from significant performance issues, including crashes and freezing, making it unplayable for some users.
- Quest implementation is poor, with repetitive tasks that often reset upon failure and rewards that feel unsatisfying.
- Many bugs and janky mechanics, such as vehicle flipping and invisible terrain, detract from the overall experience.
story
22 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story aspect of the game is criticized for its repetitive and uninspired quest design, with players noting a lack of variety and meaningful rewards. Many quests feel tedious and poorly implemented, often leading to frustrating experiences due to issues like enemy spawn delays and unnecessary timers. Overall, the narrative framework does not enhance the gameplay, leaving players questioning the purpose of quests in a roguelike setting.
“You drive around a premade map, collecting gear and completing missions, while getting constantly attacked by insect/alien-like enemies, which drop XP when killed and let you pick an upgrade for this run only.”
“What is the point of quests if it's a roguelike game where we are going to die a lot?”
“There are barely any missions to choose from and they don't reward you with anything of value.”
“The quests are always the same.”
“There is a stupid and unnecessary timer on these quests, and some of these 'reach x location' quests force you to go off-road and down huge cliffs near water that make you flip or take damage because your car takes damage when it touches water.”