- December 9, 2016
- vidiludi games and entertainment
- 18h median play time
Immune
Platforms
About
"Immune is a massively multiplayer role-playing game for 2 players, offering a true survival experience in an open world. Collaborate with friends, craft weapons, and build forts to defend against hostile mutants, animals, and players. Engage in optional PvP and PvE combat, cultivate food, and customize your character with rare Steam Inventory items, all while managing health conditions and medicines."





- The game has a charming aesthetic and is visually appealing.
- It offers a fun multiplayer experience, especially when playing with friends.
- The crafting and survival mechanics provide a good level of challenge and engagement.
- The game suffers from a lack of content and empty maps, making it feel barren.
- Controls are clunky and can be frustrating, especially when trying to interact with the environment.
- The player base is very low, leading to empty servers and a diminished multiplayer experience.
story
39 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is minimal, primarily revolving around survival in an open sandbox environment with few quests and a lack of narrative depth. Players express frustration over the absence of a coherent storyline and the repetitive nature of missions, often feeling overwhelmed by other players in a PvP setting. While some enjoy the survival mechanics and crafting, many feel that the game needs more structured quests and a clearer narrative to enhance the overall experience.
“Like all the other survival games out there today, you are thrown into the game to literally just survive; there are no missions, quests, or tasks to complete, it’s just an open sandbox, you create your own story/challenges.”
“The story of the game is simply survival.”
“There isn’t much of a story to speak of in immune.”
“I don’t even know where in the world I am nor what happened. The non-playable characters also offer no help as all they do is offer to sell you things, give missions, or try to kill you.”