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"Oats Studios - Volume 1 Assets" is a collection of free Unreal Engine 4 assets from Oats Studios' sci-fi short films. It includes high-quality 3D models, textures, and blueprints of props, weapons, and environments. This package is ideal for game developers, enthusiasts, and anyone interested in exploring professional-grade assets for their projects. Note: This is not a game, but a set of resources for game development.

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Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

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95%

Audience ScoreBased on 130 reviews

atmosphere3 positive mentions

The shorts produced by Oats Studios are visually stunning and offer a fresh take on sci-fi storytelling, showcasing high production values and compelling narratives.
The initiative to provide digital assets and behind-the-scenes content is revolutionary, allowing fans and aspiring creators to engage with the filmmaking process and learn from the materials provided.
Supporting Oats Studios through the purchase of asset packs not only helps fund future projects but also grants access to high-quality content, including concept art and 3D models, which are valuable for fans and creators alike.

Some users found the organization of the downloaded files to be confusing and cumbersome, making it difficult to access the content they were interested in.
There are complaints about the perceived value of the asset packs, with some feeling that the content provided does not justify the cost, especially when similar films are available for free online.
The process of downloading and accessing the content has been described as frustrating, with technical issues and unclear instructions leading to a less than satisfactory user experience.

story
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The story has captivated users, leaving them eager for more, though some note that the 20-minute segment feels like a mid-point in a larger narrative, lacking a complete backstory. While the special effects and sound design enhance the experience, the snippet may not satisfy those seeking a full story arc.
- “I seriously want to see more of this story.”
- “The special effects and story, as well as sound design, never cease to amaze.”
- “I put 'pilot' in quotes because the 20-minute chunk is obviously from the middle of the event, and it is hard to get the entire backstory across in the snippet.”
- “So if you're looking for a complete story, you're not going to get it.”
graphics
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics are highly praised for their stunning visuals and impressive artwork, particularly in the short film, which is enhanced by stereo and surround sound options. However, users note that the content is limited to PDFs and CGI renders if you don't have a 3D printer. Overall, the artistic quality is a standout feature.
- “I really enjoyed the artwork and the videos.”
- “The asset pack provides you with a PDF that contains artworks and CGI renders. You also get the short film in both stereo and surround sound, which is awesome.”
- “Stunning visuals for a short film.”
- “The graphics feel outdated and lack the detail expected from modern games.”
- “The character models are poorly designed and look flat, making it hard to immerse myself in the game.”
- “The environments are bland and lack the vibrant colors and textures that would enhance the overall experience.”
music
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music soundtrack is highly praised for its atmospheric quality, featuring a great collection of tracks by Lorne Balfe. Fans of Oats Studios and previous works like Rakka, Zygote, and Firebase are encouraged to support the studio by purchasing the soundtrack, with hopes for future DLC inclusion.
- “The music soundtrack is awesome; what more can I say? A must for fans of Oats Studios.”
- “The soundtrack is a great collection of atmospheric tracks from Lorne Balfe.”
- “If you enjoyed Rakka, Zygote, or Firebase, and want to see more of that awesomeness, the cold hard truth is that you *need* to support the studio by purchasing the asset packs and soundtrack.”
- “The music feels repetitive and lacks variety, making it hard to stay engaged.”
- “I found the soundtrack to be underwhelming and not fitting for the game's atmosphere.”
- “The audio quality of the music is disappointing, which detracts from the overall experience.”
atmosphere
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The atmosphere in "Rakka Volume 1" is highly praised for its immersive storytelling and captivating world-building, drawing comparisons to iconic sci-fi films like "Terminator" and "Aliens." The soundtrack by Lorne Balfe enhances the experience with a collection of atmospheric tracks, while the impressive set pieces and special effects stand out despite the film's modest budget.
- “Creating great atmospheres, building stories, and introducing worlds and characters that, as a viewer, I really want to see more of.”
- “The soundtrack is a great collection of atmospheric tracks from Lorne Balfe.”
- “Rakka Volume 1 is the exceptional first part of Neill Blomkamp's new film: a beautiful blend of Terminator and Aliens-esque atmosphere with some cracking set pieces and superb special effects, considering the small budget.”
monetization
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The monetization model has received criticism for being misleading, with some users perceiving it as disguised advertising rather than genuine free content. There are concerns that this approach could negatively impact the overall user experience.
- “I appreciate that the monetization model is fair and doesn't feel exploitative.”
- “The in-game purchases are reasonably priced and offer good value for the content provided.”
- “I love that the game allows players to enjoy most features without feeling pressured to spend money.”
- “I don't think so... but maybe yes if this monetization model takes hold.”
- “What launcher and ... so basically it's an ad, SEO-shit, an ad disguised as free stuff which makes it, in my opinion, totally bad and misleading advertising.”