TEOT: The End OF Tomorrow

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TEOT: The End OF Tomorrow is a single player casual role playing game. It was developed by Edsenses Creative Co., Ltd and was released on September 30, 2016. It received neutral reviews from players.

The End of Tomorrow is a game that based on modern day not too far distance from the future. It is a story about small team that stranded in an area and trying to escape the a group of zombies and fly away to a safe place. As everyone know war could change a person, where in this story everyone can experience the world that change with the players. It is a multipart story. In this demo, player…

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Audience ScoreBased on 12 reviews

graphics3 negative mentions

The game has good potential with a cinematic intro and immersive atmosphere.
Graphics and animations, especially of the sidekick character, are well done for a VR game.
The game offers an old-school arcade feeling and engaging story elements.

Gameplay is currently unpolished with many bugs, glitches, and poor hit detection.
Tutorial and game guidance are lacking, causing confusion about objectives and controls.
Excessive, intrusive trailers and poor localization negatively affect the overall experience.

story
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story offers a cinematic, immersive experience reminiscent of classic Sega CD games, presenting a potentially engaging narrative within a story-driven wave shooter format. However, its impact is diminished by localization issues and limited gameplay variety, leaving some players wanting a more polished and expansive narrative experience.
- “Great cinematic story immersion reminiscent of classic Sega CD games.”
- “This appears to be a story-driven wave shooter with potential for more story and mission-based content.”
- “The market is prime for some good story-driven action.”
- “There is a movie-like intro and story trailer, but the gameplay we have is a very small 'wave defense' style area followed by climbing a ladder.”
- “Also, a demo should encourage the gamer to desire more gameplay and story, rather than more alpha testing.”
- “This appears to be a story-driven wave shooter but with potentially more story/mission-based content.”
graphics
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics are generally considered decent and acceptable for VR, with room for improvement. However, some design choices and repetitive enemy models detract from the overall visual experience.
- “I think the graphics are fine and no doubt will get better.”
- “VR graphics 6.5/10 (I could play it and not bleed from the eyes but there's a good bit of room for improvement.)”
- “VR graphics 6.5/10 (I could play it and not bleed from the eyes, but there is a good bit of room for improvement.)”
- “The graphics are decent by VR standards, but currently there’s only one zombie model and it feels like someone pressed Ctrl+C and made a couple of Ctrl+V and voilà: a zombie horde!”
- “Graphics are okay, but gameplay sucks!”
gameplay
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is limited and differs significantly from the trailers, primarily featuring a small wave defense area followed by climbing a ladder. Users feel the demo lacks engaging content and seems more like alpha testing than a compelling preview.
- “There is a movie-like intro and story trailer, but the gameplay we have is a very small 'wave defense' style area and then climbing a ladder.”
- “A demo should encourage the player to desire more gameplay and story, rather than more alpha testing.”
- “There is a movie-like intro and story trailer, but the gameplay consists of a very small wave defense style area followed by climbing a ladder.”
- “The actual gameplay, on the other hand, is nothing like the trailers.”
- “A demo should encourage the gamer to desire more gameplay and story rather than more alpha testing.”