Far from doomed
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This is an objectively good, no-nonsense setup.
Those intricate maps can be difficult to navigate, mind.
The way the lighting sits on surfaces lends abandoned control rooms an eerie glow and libraries a comforting warmth.
Billboards display detailed, often amusing adverts and even the sheen of medkits is a nice sliver of light.
Perhaps blap them with a slide kick, then a revolver to the head.
As you’d expect, the guns are equally weighty, all with their own personalities and strengths.
Granted, you might do some clever box-stacking or item chucking to unearth tucked away secrets.
It does everything it needs to and goodness me does it give you a rush.
And they’re made all the more brilliant by clever enemy behaviours that escalate as you progress in Selaco.
For an early access release, Selaco is in a really good state.
And everything feels polished - I didn’t encounter any hitches or bugs at all.
This review is based on a review build of the game provided by the developer.
