STOLEN CITY

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STOLEN CITY is a single player and multiplayer open world role playing shooter game. It was developed by LeeJones Games Development and was released on May 20, 2022. It received neutral reviews from players.

You need to survive in a city that has been captured by looters and gangs of murderous criminals - a huge city is created on the new Unreal Engine 5 engine, which provides high image quality and high drawing range without loss of performance You appear at a random point on the outskirts of the city in the form of a homeless person - at your disposal is a first-level character who needs to…

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53%Audience ScoreBased on 32 reviews

gameplay3 negative mentions

The game has a unique setting in a modern city, which is a refreshing change from the typical medieval themes in many games.
The crafting and building mechanics are enjoyable, allowing for creativity and resource management.
The developers are responsive to community feedback and actively work on updates, showing dedication to improving the game.

The game has not received significant updates in a long time, leading to concerns about its abandonment and lack of content.
Many core mechanics, such as map navigation and combat, are poorly implemented, making gameplay frustrating and unenjoyable.
There are numerous bugs and design flaws, including issues with loot, AI behavior, and basic gameplay functions like crouching and climbing.

gameplay
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Gameplay is a mixed experience, with players appreciating the building, gathering, and survival mechanics, but criticizing the poor map navigation and AI, which can lead to frustrating gameplay. While the game shows potential, many feel it remains in a barebones state, requiring further development and refinement of its mechanics.
- “Really enjoying the building mechanics, gathering, and survival system of the game.”
- “This game has potential and I've played enough to understand the mechanics and get the hang of the overworld experience.”
- “Not to mention the mechanics and map navigation are awful. One issue is that you have to buy a map or GPS from a trader that you can't find unless by coincidence. Otherwise, you'll end up running in circles because there's no indicator of where you are on the map.”
- “I can see what the developers are trying to do, but at this point, the game is still very barebones, mostly a bunch of assets scattered throughout the map. The AI needs proper tuning, and some of the mechanics are still early in development.”
- “This game has potential, and I've played enough to understand the mechanics and get the hang of the overworld experience.”
story
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The story aspect is perceived as lacking depth, with players expecting a more engaging narrative or setting, such as a town hall or trading environment, but instead encountering a monotonous and overwhelming structure, like a 100,000-story tower.
- “I thought maybe it was almost like a town hall type setup, but I found nothing but a 100,000-story tower.”
- “The story felt disjointed and lacked any real depth or engagement.”
- “I was expecting a rich narrative, but instead, it was just a series of predictable clichés.”
monetization
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The monetization strategy of the game is criticized as a cash grab, resembling many other mobile games that rely heavily on ads and lack originality. Players express concern that the game is designed primarily to generate revenue rather than provide a quality experience, with the risk of losing investment if the developer ceases support.
- “I'm sure I would find more things to complain about if I played longer, but as I said just above, this game is a cash farm, like many mobile games that are made to be almost exactly the same but get jam-packed with ads. This game is a copy of others, and a rather poor copy at that.”
- “Nobody gets any money back if the developer stops making the game, so 50% of them are just cash grabs on Steam and everybody knows it.”