- September 5, 2017
- Evil Games
- 1h median play time
DEFECTIVE
Platforms
About
In 2068, Earth is dominated by alien robotic invaders, leaving humanity in hiding. A lone defective robot, collected years ago, is now reprogrammed and becomes the key to liberating Earth. Defective is a First-Person Shooter game, filled with action elements, where you assume the role of a peacekeeper, fighting to save the world, no matter the cost. The fate of humanity rests on your shoulders as you battle to reclaim Earth from the robotic threat.







- The game offers a unique gameplay experience similar to SUPERHOT, requiring players to think strategically and react quickly.
- Despite its flaws, the game can be entertaining, especially for achievement hunters looking for a quick completion.
- The levels are designed with enough variety to keep the gameplay from feeling completely repetitive.
- The game is plagued by numerous bugs, including long loading times and issues with visibility due to poor lighting.
- Gameplay is overly simplistic, with an infinite slow-motion feature that removes any real challenge from encounters.
- The controls are poorly designed, with limited customization options and a confusing inventory system that is rarely utilized.
gameplay
6 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay features an interesting mix of mechanics, such as infinite slow motion, but suffers from underutilization of certain elements like the crouch mechanic. While the game can be engaging when not relying on slow motion, it is noted for its unforgiving difficulty, which may not appeal to all players.
“If you don't abuse the slowdown, the gameplay gets rather interesting.”
“The crouch mechanic is introduced in the tutorial and never used again.”
“Though I was running through the game, I said out loud what I was supposed to do, so I still picked up on the mechanics.”
“A strong point of the game was the unforgiving gameplay.”