- January 14, 2022
- PsychoFlux Entertainment
Reloader: test_subject
Platforms
About
Reloader: test\_subject is a free-to-play prologue of the Reloader Project, which features an experimental "Bullet Counting Reload Action" gameplay with realistic gun control and cinematic style. This game focuses on 'Bullet Counting' and 'Reload Action', offering a unique experience inspired by classic shootouts from movies and the indie game Receiver. Look forward to various updates for more features in this exciting game.






- The game offers a unique and interesting take on tactical shooting mechanics, reminiscent of Receiver 2.
- It's a fun and engaging short game that provides a good challenge and feels rewarding to play.
- Great graphics and a thrilling atmosphere that gives players a John Wick vibe, making it exciting to experience.
- The reloading mechanic is cumbersome and can be frustrating, with no option to remap keys or track bullets effectively.
- The game is very short, lacking in content and features, which may leave players wanting more.
- Auto-aiming and lack of checkpoints can lead to frustrating gameplay experiences, especially during difficult sections.
gameplay
6 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is centered around a unique reloading mechanic, which some players find inconvenient. While the game offers interesting and distinctive gameplay, it currently requires additional features, polish, and quality-of-life improvements to feel more complete. However, many agree that it provides good value for its price.
“Very interesting and unique gameplay.”
“Right now it needs more features, polish, and quality of life improvements in mechanics before it is more complete, but for its price, it's pretty worth it.”
“Reloading; the mechanic the entire game is built around is nothing but an inconvenience.”
“Right now it needs more features, polish, and quality of life improvements in mechanics before it feels more complete.”
“Right now it needs more features, polish, and quality of life improvements in mechanics before it feels more complete.”