Unoccupied

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Unoccupied is a first-person action game with procedurally generated environment, challenging gameplay and intelligent bots.

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43%

Audience ScoreBased on 30 reviews

humor2 positive mentions

graphics3 negative mentions

The game has potential and is a good proof of concept for an indie title.
Gameplay can be fun for a few rounds, especially in modes like Team Deathmatch and Free for All.
It's free to play and offers a unique concept that could improve with future updates.

The graphics are outdated and reminiscent of early 1998 PC games, which detracts from the overall experience.
AI behavior is poor, often failing to engage effectively in combat, making encounters feel unchallenging.
The game is poorly optimized, running at a locked 30fps with significant performance issues, and lacks essential features like weapon variety and clear instructions.

graphics
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
17%
50%
The graphics of the game have been widely criticized, with many reviewers comparing them to early 1998 PC games and noting significant glitches. While some players find the visuals acceptable and the gameplay enjoyable for short periods, the overall consensus is that the graphics are subpar and do not justify the high system requirements.
- “It has good graphics, and the gameplay is fun for a few rounds.”
- “Graphics are reminiscent of early 1998 PC games; enemies don't seem to react realistically even after unloading 15 clips into their heads.”
- “I don't understand how this game can require an RTX 3060 with graphics that look like this.”
- “Only two game modes, poor graphics, and subpar control settings; it's somewhat fun but gets boring after 15 minutes.”
gameplay
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
60%
60%
The gameplay is generally enjoyable and visually appealing, offering fun experiences for a few rounds, though it suffers from limitations such as a lack of weapon variety and some frustrating mechanics like the inability to exit lean mode easily. While the AI and map design are praised, issues with checkpoint placements and repetitive gameplay detract from the overall experience. Despite these drawbacks, players appreciate the game's early access status and its solid performance without major bugs.
- “I recommend this game simply for the fact that I'm not expecting a fully complete game. It's in early access, it's free, and the gameplay isn't bad (maybe repetitive). I've encountered no bugs so far, and the game runs perfectly fine for me.”
- “So now the game works; it works really well! The gameplay is funny, the AI is good, and the map is well done. Great job, developers!”
- “The gameplay suffers from a lack of weapons and no secondary gun, making encounters feel limited and repetitive.”
- “The gameplay often feels like waiting for the enemy to make a mistake before you can advance, which can be frustrating.”
- “There is no way to exit lean mode without sprinting, and the game doesn't pause when you access the menu during gameplay, which can lead to chaotic situations.”
humor
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players appreciate the humor in the game, particularly highlighting the smart and amusing AI that enhances the gameplay experience. The "free for all" mode is especially noted for its entertaining interactions, contributing to a fun overall atmosphere.
- “Free-for-all mode was my favorite, and the AI is smart and hilarious to play around with.”
- “Now that the game works, it runs really well with funny gameplay, good AI, and a well-designed map. Well done, dev!”
monetization
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
300%
Users express a strong dislike for the presence of ads in the game, indicating that monetization strategies involving advertisements are unwelcome and detract from the overall experience.
- “The monetization strategy feels overly aggressive and detracts from the overall experience.”
- “I can't enjoy the game when I'm constantly bombarded with ads.”
- “The in-game purchases are way too expensive and feel necessary to progress.”