Object N

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Object N is a single player and multiplayer shooter game. It was developed by KleskBY and was released on January 13, 2021. It received positive reviews from players.

A classic dynamic shooter which takes place in a science underground center.

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85%

Audience ScoreBased on 603 reviews

story11 positive mentions

stability8 negative mentions

The game offers a unique visual style and atmosphere reminiscent of classic shooters, providing an engaging experience.
Gameplay combines exploration, puzzle-solving, and action elements, making it enjoyable and rewarding.
It's a free game that delivers a fun experience, especially when played with friends, and has nostalgic vibes similar to Half-Life.

The game suffers from bugs and technical issues, including poor AI behavior and unbalanced difficulty, making it frustrating at times.
Multiplayer functionality is lacking, with dead servers and connection issues, which detracts from the overall experience.
The graphics and overall polish are subpar, leading to a less immersive experience compared to modern titles.

story
40 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's story receives mixed reviews, with some players appreciating its immersive and engaging elements, while others criticize its brevity and lack of depth. Many note that the narrative is straightforward and could benefit from further development, particularly in terms of character backstory and mission variety. Overall, while some find the story captivating and well-crafted, others feel it falls short, especially in comparison to the gameplay experience.
- “The story was so immersive and I cried after defeating the final level.”
- “I was not expecting such a well-crafted experience with non-linear storytelling and open-ended design, making for one of the most unique experiences in the gaming landscape that cannot and will not be replicated.”
- “The story is rich and puts other game titles in their place.”
- “Multiplayer is dead, so don't bother unless you want to play a private match. The single-player story has a bad lack of checkpoints or the ability to quick save from what I gathered.”
- “There isn't much of a story.”
- “The campaign is only about 8 missions long, which you can blow through in about 2 hours, so the campaign is pretty short.”
graphics
35 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics of the game evoke a nostalgic retro aesthetic reminiscent of late 90s FPS titles, appealing to fans of low-poly visuals and simple designs. While some players appreciate the charm and smooth gameplay despite the rudimentary graphics, others criticize them as outdated and lacking in detail. Overall, the graphics are a divisive aspect, with opinions ranging from delight in their nostalgic quality to disappointment in their technical execution.
- “They strike a middle ground between PS2 and Source that is very satisfying to my eyes, and are sure to delight those who relish in nostalgic graphics.”
- “Fantastic retro style shooter, it's a simple straightforward game with fun but challenging gameplay and multiple paths to take through the level, allowing you to change your approach depending on which level or area you are in. It’s a lot of fun if you don’t mind low poly graphics and no story; also, don’t forget to check your graphics settings because they don’t start at maximum, but it looks really good.”
- “The graphics and animations are rudimentary, but they fit the aesthetic of a late 90s FPS like Quake perfectly.”
- “The graphics look old and many will think they are ugly.”
- “Graphics (really bad... minecraft has better graphics, imho)”
- “Terrible graphics for an fps game in 2020, the enemies are broken, killing you in 3 shots, while they are still standing after you unload a clip into them, sound is abysmal, gun physics are abhorrent, and its nearly impossible to survive in some parts, parkour, zombies, an fps game, and a sack of sh*t, yaaaaaaay.”
gameplay
31 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay across various reviews is generally praised for its fun and engaging mechanics, with many highlighting the enjoyable combat and retro aesthetic. While some players appreciate the straightforward and addictive nature of the gameplay, others note issues such as clunky mechanics and frustrating enemy designs. Overall, the game offers a mix of challenging and enjoyable experiences, appealing particularly to fans of old-school shooters.
- “I really enjoyed the combat mechanics for this game.”
- “Fantastic retro style shooter, it's a simple straightforward game with fun but challenging gameplay and multiple paths to take through the level, allowing you to change your approach depending on which level or area you are in. It's a lot of fun if you don't mind low poly graphics and no story.”
- “Enjoyable gameplay, simple mechanics, and a good challenge.”
- “The game is quite obviously unfinished, which is no fault of its own, and has some really weird and clunky mechanics and happenings.”
- “I'm sorry, but that massively sucks; combine that with the fact I'm playing on hard difficulty and you force me to do it like that with one of the lamest mechanics to ever exist (invisible walls), that's just stupid.”
- “Needs a bit more work on some of the mechanics and maybe add in a few more different types of enemies for diversity.”
atmosphere
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The atmosphere of the game is widely praised for its horrifying and immersive qualities, blending juvenile elements with impactful sound design and lighting. Players note a sense of fear reminiscent of titles like "Stalker" and "Half-Life," contributing to a compelling and engaging environment. While some aspects may feel rough, the overall atmosphere enhances the gameplay experience significantly.
- “Great sounds, weapons feel impactful, great atmosphere and great lighting!”
- “Some areas give me fear and stalker vibes from their general layout and atmosphere, with some Half-Life and Stalin subway vibes thrown in for good measure.”
- “Some areas give me fear and Stalker vibes from their general layout and atmosphere, with some Half-Life and Stalin subway vibes thrown in for good measure.”
- “The atmosphere and the darker spots will surprise you sometimes; overall, the gameplay is pleasant once you get used to the basics like the grenade toss.”
- “It's very juvenile in nature, but the atmosphere is entirely present.”
stability
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Overall, the game's stability is characterized by a mix of bugs and glitches that, while sometimes annoying, do not significantly hinder gameplay. Players report that the experience remains enjoyable, particularly in multiplayer, despite occasional issues with loading times and server functionality. While there is potential for improvement, many find the quirks add a humorous element to the game.
- “It's alright if it weren't too buggy and the loading is annoying.”
- “Great potential, needs better multiplayer functions though as the server system is a bit buggy; better AI for the zombies would be nice and the maps could be a bit longer.”
- “Let me be real for a sec, the game is not super well made and there were a couple glitches, but nothing that was game-breaking or anything, just pretty funny.”
humor
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor in the game is generally well-received, with players finding it entertaining and funny, especially when played with friends. However, some aspects, like the voice acting and AI, are criticized for being jarring or poorly executed, which adds to the comedic experience rather than detracting from it. Overall, while the game has its flaws, its humor is a standout feature that keeps players engaged.
- “This game blows ass but is frickin funny and it entertains my one braincell.”
- “So, if you want to play a shooter that is not very serious and that's hilarious with friends, give it a go, it literally won't cost you anything.”
- “Let me be real for a sec, the game is not super well made and there were a couple glitches but nothing that was game breaking or anything just pretty funny.”
optimization
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Overall, the optimization of the game receives mixed reviews, with some players praising its smooth performance on low-end PCs, while others report significant issues such as high CPU usage and stuttering during gameplay, particularly in challenging scenarios. Despite its low-detail graphics, many users experience frustrating lag and performance drops, especially in co-op mode.
- “I first got it because I was bored, and I was amazed by this game. I heavily recommend it to everybody; it's free and it runs smoothly even on low-end PCs.”
- “Object N is a simple shooter with very low detail and awesome optimization. My CPU was at 100% the whole time, very optimized game.”
- “This game is well-optimized, allowing it to run smoothly even on less powerful hardware.”
- “At this point, I was playing with one of my friends in the hard mode co-op and we got to the first boss fight, which is shown in the trailer, but found it hard to finish it since the map was stuttering. When the boss jumps at you, even if you dodge, sometimes the lag moves you behind just enough for the boss to hit you.”
- “But the performance, for me at least, is really bad.”
music
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's music is a point of contention among players; some appreciate the suspenseful atmosphere created by its minimalistic approach, reminiscent of classic titles like Quake and Half-Life, while others feel it lacks variety and suggest the addition of more dynamic tracks, such as boss music. Overall, the existing soundtrack evokes tension but could benefit from further development to enhance the gaming experience.
- “Some of the things I love about this game is that it kinda has a Quake/Half-Life feeling to it, and although the music sounds oddly familiar to the SCP Containment Breach music, it's still there for a suspense grip.”
- “The game is devoid of music, leaving you in tense silence as you navigate the bunker.”
- “Some of the things I love about this game is that it kind of has a Quake/Half-Life feeling to it, and although the music sounds oddly familiar to the SCP Containment Breach music, it's still there for a suspense grip.”
- “Its a pretty great game, it gives me Half-Life 1 vibes, but they need to add boss music and more weapons like RPG, revolver, maybe SMG, and to be more awesome, add some weird charging energy blaster.”
emotional
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The emotional aspect of the game is highlighted by its immersive storytelling, which evokes strong feelings, including joy and catharsis, as well as a sense of connection to broader life experiences. Players report profound emotional responses, ranging from tears of joy to a feeling of transcendence, indicating the game's ability to resonate deeply with its audience. However, some reviews also reflect extreme and unconventional sentiments, suggesting a complex relationship between the game and personal struggles.
- “The story was so immersive and I cried after defeating the final level.”
- “This game has made me see the broader view of the world and made me feel like a higher being over everyone else besides others who have played or even looked at this miracle.”
replayability
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game offers limited replayability for some players, while others find it enjoyable enough to revisit due to its engaging gameplay and the inherent nature of quake-style shooters, which can provide a high level of replay value. Overall, opinions on replayability vary significantly among users.
- “Really a good game to pass a bit of time, and as the nature of quake-style shooters, has a lot of replay value for me.”
- “Infinitely replayable.”
- “Not much replayability, but it was an enjoyable experience.”
- “Really a good game to pass a bit of time, and as the nature of quake-style shooters, it has a lot of replay value for me.”
monetization
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The monetization strategy appears to involve integrating ads and inventory management features, shifting the game towards a Tarkov-like experience, which some players find unappealing compared to the original gameplay.
- “Playing the ordinary game is like playing a cool Russian version of Half-Life; however, with the beta version, it seems the developer wants to make a Tarkov-esque game fitted with ads and sprinting, which honestly I'm not too fond of.”
- “You gain inventory management, the ability to see ads, and a different experience from the original playthrough.”