- July 25, 2024
- Holmgard Games
- 2h median play time
Project L33T
Platforms
About
"Project L33T" is an early access game that immerses players as private contractors in a post-Event world, exploring strange transformed zones to collect valuable artifacts near anomalies. As members of the elite L.3.3.T. team, players face hostile environments and risk gear to extract artifacts with unique benefits. This game thrives on player feedback for improvement and not all features are complete, as the kinks and bugs are still being worked out.











- The gunplay feels really good, with decent sound and handling that strikes a balance between realistic and arcade.
- The game offers a fun experience, especially when played with friends, and has potential for future updates.
- The graphics are crisp, and the gameplay can be engaging, particularly for those looking for a casual looter extraction shooter.
- The game is plagued by numerous bugs, crashes, and a lack of meaningful content, making it feel unfinished.
- There are serious concerns about the game's monetization practices, including pay-to-win elements and a real money shop.
- The developers have been criticized for poor communication and failing to deliver promised updates, leading to a perception of the game as a cash grab.
gameplay
40 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is reminiscent of other extraction-style FPS games like Escape from Tarkov, featuring a mix of clunky mechanics and enjoyable elements, such as the ability to hire AI mercenaries. While some players find the gameplay fun and rewarding, they also note issues like AI behavior inconsistencies and control problems. Overall, the game offers a more accessible experience compared to Tarkov, though it still faces bugs and a lack of polish.
“An interesting mechanic is the ability to hire mercenaries, who are AI squad-mates that follow you around and follow your orders.”
“If you can overlook its current problems, the core gameplay is definitely fun and rewarding.”
“The graphics are quite beautiful, and the gameplay is smooth and straightforward: you jump in, grab your weapon, and head into battle.”
“Feels very clunky, the AI are just weird such as running directly away from you when you shoot at them and then they will swarm around the same piece of cover and return fire. The controls are clunky, such as I bound my inventory key to tab; however, pressing tab again doesn’t close it, you need to hit escape (which my game pad doesn’t have). The gameplay is pretty dull when compared to some other titles in the genre.”
“Seems like a lot of ripped mechanics and gameplay features from other popular extraction shooters.”
“Glitches when prone to AI behavior inconsistencies, and audio bugs like missing sounds during gameplay.”