- October 24, 2023
- Green Grass Games
Deadly Flare
Platforms
About
"Deadly Flare" is a top-down survival shooter set in a post-apocalyptic world. Players must gather resources, craft tools, and weapons, and fight off mutated creatures to survive. The game features a single-player campaign as well as online multiplayer with Co-op and PvP modes. Explore a vast, open world and uncover the truth behind the apocalypse.











- The game has a fun art style and good core mechanics, showing potential for future updates.
- The developer is very active in the community, responding to feedback and implementing fixes quickly.
- The crafting and building systems are capable and provide a unique gameplay experience.
- The game appears to be abandoned, with no updates or communication from the developer for over a year.
- It is plagued by numerous bugs and performance issues, making it frustrating to play.
- The gameplay feels incomplete and lacks content, leading to a repetitive and underwhelming experience.
graphics
34 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's graphics receive mixed reviews, with many praising its unique art style and cartoonish visuals, which some find enjoyable and reminiscent of titles like Borderlands. However, numerous players criticize the overall quality, describing the graphics as basic, choppy, and plagued by performance issues, particularly on lower settings. While the art style is a highlight, the technical execution leaves much to be desired, leading to a lackluster visual experience.
“The game has a really fun art style and good core mechanics. Keep up the good work!”
“Cartoonish graphics give this game a cool look, and the wobbling arm waving gait of the zombies is hilarious.”
“The graphics style is different from most survival games, and I think it works and looks great.”
“The graphics are horrible.”
“The graphics look half decent in the videos but in game they don't look very good, especially on lower settings that you'll probably have to use to get a tolerable fps.”
“I was looking forward to this one, set up a stream and my god... endless graphic issues.”