Murnatan

About Murnatan

Murnatan is a multiplayer action game with a science fiction theme. It was developed by AAAGAMES and was released on March 24, 2018. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Join Humans or Aliens in the fight for survival. Build your own, masterfully thought-out base, destroy the enemy spawns or base in organized attacks, hunt down your enemies and emerge victorious!

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66%Audience ScoreBased on 59 reviews

graphics4 positive mentions

optimization5 negative mentions

The game has a fun and engaging core gameplay, especially appealing to fans of Tremulous and asymmetrical multiplayer games.
Strong atmospheric and thematic inspiration from Slavic mythology with a unique blend of FPS and RTS elements.
Free to play and seen as a labor of love by the developers, with potential for growth and improvement if supported by the community.

The game suffers from severe technical issues including crashes, poor optimization, bugs, and unstable servers.
Very small and inactive player base leading to difficulty finding games and a lack of multiplayer engagement.
Unfinished state with missing features like options menu, poor UI, lack of tutorials, and unbalanced gameplay elements making it feel rushed.

graphics
12 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33% positive mentions, 42% neutral mentions, 25% negative mentions
The game's graphics receive mixed feedback, ranging from being described as poor or unoptimized with technical issues and crashes, to being praised for good quality and retaining the original gameplay style. However, optimization problems and a disliked art style detract from the visual experience. Overall, graphics are not the main focus but are considered acceptable by some players despite performance challenges.
- “Good graphics quality; retains original gameplay.”
- “Yes, the game is borderline unplayable; but it's free, it's got good graphics, solid core gameplay, and a great community.”
- “Graphics are nice too.”
- “There's no apparent graphics or control options, which isn't acceptable, and those kinds of quality issues, plus the lack of any single player content, go a long way to explaining why this never succeeded.”
- “Tldr: turret spam is bad, graphics are sort of potatoey, you need a brain to actually play the game, and game has a good core.”
- “Crashes are frequent, very poorly optimized, graphical issues, etc.”
gameplay
11 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
36% positive mentions, 37% neutral mentions, 27% negative mentions
The gameplay is fundamentally similar to Tremulous and offers a fun, competitive experience with solid core mechanics, though it suffers from buggy features, performance issues, and some input binding difficulties. Despite its flaws, it retains the original gameplay feel and has an engaged community.
- “Competitive matches and gripping gameplay.”
- “But the gameplay is damn fun.”
- “Yes, the game is borderline unplayable; but it's free, it's got good graphics, solid core gameplay, and a great community.”
- “Inputs are a real chore to bind (you can edit settings during gameplay, as it doesn't seem to work on the title screen, just like in good old trem), wallwalking is buggy, it suffers from performance issues and the aliens are ugly in my opinion.”
- “7 minutes of gameplay.”
- “I think the gameplay is referencing Korx and Unvanquished, and it's probably fine.”
optimization
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
22% positive mentions, 22% neutral mentions, 56% negative mentions
The game suffers from significant optimization issues, including poor GPU performance, frequent crashes, and buggy mechanics like wallwalking. Input bindings and in-game settings are cumbersome to manage, and graphical performance is subpar, detracting from the overall experience despite the nostalgic appeal.
- “The graphics do need to be optimized more.”
- “GPU optimization is kinda non-existent unless you change settings.”
- “Game could really use optimization; you can't even open the options in-game, which shows how rushed this is.”
- “Crashes are frequent, very poorly optimized, graphical issues, etc.”
- “GPU optimization is basically non-existent unless you change the settings.”
stability
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
0% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 100% negative mentions
The game exhibits several stability issues, including buggy wallwalking, performance problems, and UI glitches. Input binding is cumbersome and limited to in-game settings rather than the title screen. Despite these flaws, it retains the core tremulous feel and can be enjoyable for players willing to overlook the bugs.
- “Inputs are a real chore to bind (you can edit settings during gameplay, as it doesn't seem to work on the title screen, just like in good old Tremulous), wallwalking is buggy, it suffers from performance issues and the aliens are ugly in my opinion.”
- “Still has a lot of work to go but has managed to keep to the Tremulous vibes. A few glitches here and there but can be a fun experience if you dig deep enough.”
- “It's buggy in some manners.”
story
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33% positive mentions, 67% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions
The story aspect is minimal or unclear, with some users noting that the developer's story presented in the menu is the most interesting narrative element.
- “The developer's story in the menu was interesting.”
grinding
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
0% positive mentions, 100% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions
Grinding in the game requires additional resources or lives, indicating that progress may be slowed without extra attempts or investments.
monetization
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
0% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 100% negative mentions
The game's monetization is limited by the small development team's minimal funding and lower visibility compared to titles like NS2, which benefited from global advertising and a pay-to-play model.