Death Horizon: Cyberfusion
- June 6, 2024
- Horizon Lab
Get on Steam"Death Horizon: Cyberfusion" is a roguelike, physics-based, full-body FPS set in a futuristic battlefield, where you must adapt and survive with cybernetic implants and procedurally generated levels. Experience dynamic combat with physics-based interactions and full-body immersion as a fully-rendered character. Explore diverse, randomly generated levels for unique challenges and surprises.
PC
Windows
Reviews
- The game has a fun arcade style hack and slash/run and gun gameplay with cool cybernetic enhancements.
- The graphics and weapon upgrades are visually appealing, and the body feel is immersive.
- There is potential for the game to improve with future updates, and the developers seem dedicated to enhancing the experience.
- The game feels incomplete and lacks content, with janky controls and repetitive environments.
- Graphics are subpar, resembling lower-quality titles, and the audio is often quiet or lacking entirely.
- Combat mechanics are clunky, with issues like unresponsive grabbing and awkward weapon handling.
- gameplay14 mentions
- 57 % positive mentions
- 21 % neutral mentions
- 21 % negative mentions
The gameplay has received mixed reviews, with some praising the cool mechanics, upgrade systems, and interactive features like the gloves' map display. However, there are criticisms regarding the game's reliance on mechanics from Boneworks, which some feel are poorly executed. While bugs are present, they do not significantly detract from the overall experience.
“In their new project, DH Cyberfusion, I loved the ability to upgrade your hands and weapons, which adds a fantastic level to the gameplay.”
“Also, the mechanics with the gloves are cool, especially the fact that they display an interactive map.”
“Cool mechanics and good upgrade and progression system.”
“All this game does is take a few of the mechanics from Boneworks and make them worse in every way imaginable.”
“The game has some bugs, but they don’t ruin the gameplay.”
“And that's all within an hour of gameplay.”
- graphics14 mentions
- 43 % positive mentions
- 29 % neutral mentions
- 29 % negative mentions
The graphics have received mixed reviews, with many players noting that they resemble those of a quest game and feel out of place, particularly the player model and zombies, which are considered inferior to the first game. While some aspects, like weapon upgrades, are praised as stunning, overall, the graphics are seen as lacking, especially in the PC version, leading to a general consensus that improvements are needed.
“Graphics and weapon upgrades are stunning.”
“I like the game’s concept, music, and graphic style.”
“The graphics, especially for the PC version, could be better, but overall, it’s okay.”
“The graphics look like a quest game and the player model doesn't look like it belongs at all.”
“The zombies honestly don't look as good as the first game either, but I'm not sure if it's just an aesthetic thing or just poor modeling; it doesn't look great either way.”
“It's like they made the Quest 3 version and just threw it up on the PCVR store: terrible quotes, no music, bad graphics, one sound effect for every hit regardless if it's a gun, sword, or hands.”
- story8 mentions
- 25 % positive mentions
- 38 % neutral mentions
- 38 % negative mentions
The reviews indicate that the game lacks a compelling story, with players noting that it focuses solely on combat without any narrative depth. The overall experience is marred by poor graphics, repetitive sound effects, and frustrating gameplay mechanics, leading to a sense of dissatisfaction among players.
“The zombies have a telepathic reach on their swings and combat feels clunky, which kinda sucks in a game with literally only combat and zero story.”
“It's like they made the Quest 3 version and just threw it up on the PCVR store: terrible quotes, no music, bad graphics, and one sound effect for every hit regardless if it's a gun, sword, or hands.”
“The graphics look like a Quest game, and the player model doesn't look like it belongs at all.”
- music6 mentions
- 33 % positive mentions
- 33 % neutral mentions
- 33 % negative mentions
The music in the game receives mixed feedback, with some players appreciating its concept while others criticize the lack of audio variety and overall quietness. Many users report that the absence of music and sound effects detracts from the gameplay experience, leading to missed audio cues and a less immersive atmosphere. Overall, while the game's concept is liked, the audio elements need significant improvement.
“I like the game’s concept, music, and graphic style.”
“It's like they made the Quest 3 version and just threw it up on the PCVR store. Terrible quotes, no music, bad graphics, one sound effect for every hit regardless if it's a gun, sword, or hands.”
“The game is fun overall; I love cyberpunk-style games. However, I don't know if it's my game or not, but the audio is quiet—like there's no music or sounds. I kept getting jump-scared since I can't hear the zombies coming up to me. The pistol is very quiet. It's fun, but it needs some more quality of life improvements.”
- replayability2 mentions
- 100 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 0 % negative mentions
Players note significant improvements in gameplay, enhancing the overall fun factor and making the game feel more playable, which positively impacts its replayability.
