- September 30, 2016
- Edsenses Creative Co., Ltd
TEOT: The End OF Tomorrow
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About
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…





- The game has great potential and offers a good cinematic story immersion.
- Graphics are decent for VR standards, and the animation of the sidekick character is particularly praised.
- Despite being a short demo, it provides an interesting premise and could be fantastic with further development.
- The game is plagued with bugs, including glitchy interactions and poor enemy animations.
- Localization issues and intrusive trailers detract from the overall experience, making it hard to follow the story.
- Gameplay is extremely short, with many players feeling lost and frustrated due to lack of guidance and clarity.
story
14 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game features a cinematic story that aims to immerse players, reminiscent of classic Sega CD titles, but the execution is hampered by localization issues and limited gameplay. While the narrative appears intriguing, it is overshadowed by a simplistic wave shooter format and minimal interactive elements. Overall, there is a strong desire for a more engaging and expansive story-driven experience.
“Great cinematic story immersion like old Sega CD games.”
“The market is prime for some good story-driven action.”
“There is a movie-like intro and story trailer, but the gameplay that we have is a very small 'wave defense' style area and then 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 potentially more story/mission based.”