Gift to Humanity

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Get through into the deep end of the GTH universe and protect the world from itself in this strategic top-down shooter.

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82%

Audience ScoreBased on 11 reviews

story6 positive mentions

gameplay3 negative mentions

Interesting story that keeps players engaged.
Decent amount of replayability with survival mode and crafting mechanics.
The game shows potential for improvement as the developer continues to update it.

Graphics are only okay and the UI is clunky and outdated.
Audio is lacking, with very little music and sound effects during gameplay.
Gameplay can feel rough and unbalanced, making it hard to get into initially.

story
13 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
46%
31%
23%
The game's story is generally considered decent, featuring a mix of engaging quests that, while not always thrilling, provide enjoyable gameplay. Players appreciate the unique take on familiar plot elements and the well-structured narrative that encourages reflection upon completion. Overall, the storyline is seen as a strong aspect of the game, complemented by decent graphics and gameplay.
- “Gift to Humanity is a decent game overall, with a good storyline, decent graphics and gameplay, and sub-par audio.”
- “Listen to the dialogues, keep up with the quest log and the game will reward you with nice playtime.”
- “The storyline is rather strange, and not in a good or bad way.”
- “It's sort of a new take on a pretty well-used plot path.”
- “Text-only story mode dialogue.”
gameplay
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
22%
45%
33%
The gameplay of "Gift to Humanity" is a straightforward top-down RPG that combines shooting mechanics with survival elements and crafting options to enhance gear. While the mechanics are simple and accessible, the audio experience is lacking, with minimal music and jarring sound effects. Overall, the game offers an enjoyable experience, though it may not appeal to everyone’s tastes.
- “Gift to Humanity is a top-down RPG with survival mechanics.”
- “There are some crafting mechanics that you can utilize to improve your gear and make you more powerful.”
- “Gameplay is pretty simple; you just point and shoot, with the addition of some abilities to aid you in your endeavors.”
- “There also is very little music during general gameplay, so the sound effects from your gunfire are very jarring whenever they occur.”
- “The gameplay requires a specific taste, which I don’t exactly possess.”
graphics
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
75%
The graphics in "Gift to Humanity" are considered decent but not exceptional, with users noting that they are sufficient for the overall experience. While the visuals may not stand out, they do not detract from the game's engaging storyline and gameplay.
- “Gift to Humanity is a decent game overall, with a good storyline, decent graphics and gameplay, and sub-par audio.”
- “The graphics are sufficient for the game's needs.”
- “The graphics are just okay-ish, lacking the detail and polish expected from modern games.”
- “Overall, the graphics feel underwhelming and fail to impress.”
- “The visual quality is mediocre at best, leaving much to be desired.”
music
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
25%
75%
The game's music is minimal, with little to no background music during dialogue and gameplay, leading to a stark contrast when sound effects, like gunfire, occur. This lack of musical accompaniment can create a jarring experience for players.
- “There is no music or any sound effects during dialogue, some of which last for quite a while.”
- “There is very little music during general gameplay, so the sound effects from your gunfire are very jarring whenever they occur.”
- “There is very little music.”
replayability
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
67%
The game offers a respectable level of replayability, enhanced by additional modes and end-game content to pursue. However, some players note that the depth of replayability is somewhat limited.
- “There is a good amount of replayability.”
- “There is a respectable amount of replayability to the game, but there isn’t too much depth.”
- “This mode simply adds some replayability to the game, as well as some end-game content to strive towards.”