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By forcing several different ideas together and making them work, Chernobylite stands out for all the right reasons. Few players will have the same experience throughout.

At the end of each mission/day, it’s hard to tell how much food everyone needs, there isn’t a bar or gauge to let you know. I also ran into the issue where I couldn’t access my crafting tables and machines … half the game is crafting and building your base. If you can’t do that at the end of the day when you get supplies, what’s the point??

If you love Chernobylite and can’t get enough of it, or are interested in giving it a go for the first time, the Xbox Series X|S version is a worthwhile purchase.

Mainly all you need to know because the protagonist is a physicist they are unable to hip fire and you are forced to have melee whenever youMainly all you need to know because the protagonist is a physicist they are unable to hip fire and you are forced to have melee whenever you press fire.Good graphics. Horrible mechanics. Good sound. Horrible game. Uninstalled after the first lightening strike gave me a gun and the second one landed me in Pripyat to be presented with a horrible intro on how to use the gun and avoid being hit.If I had paid for it I would be refunding it immediately.

The Farm 51 signs an unique approach to survival games, mixing the formula with elements from the RPG or management genre, and it does it right. PS5 and Xbox Series X|S versions are superior, but retain some of the flaws from the previous ones (lacklustre IA, visual glitches...). If those are polished, it could be a greater experience.

I wanted to like this game it was a great idea and I was under the impression that it would be similar to metro or stalker. The game is prettyI wanted to like this game it was a great idea and I was under the impression that it would be similar to metro or stalker. The game is pretty short even if you do the side missions. Replayability is almost zero because all the missions are pretty bland and repetitive. I recommend playing the game on a hard difficulty to make things more interesting.. stealth is pretty good in this game but on easy you can pretty much go directly to objectives soaking up bullets. One big upside to this game is that it's extremely easy to platinum if you're into platinum trophy hunting.. that is if your save doesn't glitch out back to day 0.. which happened to me once when I tried to change a memory.. don't do that fair warning .. there are also plenty of other glitches I've ran into.. falling through the map.. crashes.. freezes.. objectives not working or loading..etc If it weren't for the glitches I'd give this game a 6.5

Chernobylite is a game that's dripping in atmosphere, but doesn't quite hit the mark in other areas. If you can get past its clunky shooting and stealth mechanics, there’s some fun to be had in base building and people management.

Chernobylite is a fascinating survival horror RPG that serves up an enthralling and impressively detailed exclusion zone for players to run a series of dangerous raids in. There may be a few too many gameplay elements chucked into the mix here but strong writing, well designed missions, great support characters and some incredible visual and audio work smooth over most of the rough patches. If you can deal with a some clunkiness with regards to combat and are prepared to work a little to get the most out of it, you'll find a deep and addictive indie gem awaits that does a fantastic job of scratching that S.T.A.L.K.E.R itch.

Good ideas all around, unfortunately all of them are unexploited. Dreadful, boring combat, underwhelming, sloppy gunplay, few maps thatGood ideas all around, unfortunately all of them are unexploited. Dreadful, boring combat, underwhelming, sloppy gunplay, few maps that quickly get tired, redundant and unexciting supply runs become a necessary routine...and cherry on top you can break the mid-game by losing all your teammates at once (for whatever reason, RNG plays a big part in this), rendering it unplayable (no more story advancing missions) unless you start all over again. Doesn't come even slightly close to STALKER. Uninstalled after less than 20 hours in.

Chernobylite isn’t a perfect game. Aside from the continuity issues and the horror that falls flat, there were a couple of game crashes too. However, the game has plenty more positives, including impressive decision-making, the amount of freedom with base building, and simple but satisfying team management. Chernobylite is well worth dipping into for a few hours as long as you remember the game is not meant to be a AAA experience.

I played it for almost all of my day. It is not a Stalker! It isn't seamless open world but it does have many decently sized maps. It's veryI played it for almost all of my day. It is not a Stalker! It isn't seamless open world but it does have many decently sized maps. It's very similar to Escape From Tarkov. You chose a location to explore and you appear there with the ability to extract when you're done.I really like the grat atmosphere and the Russian voice acting. It's really immersive and blends well with the survival elements.

It’s not without its problems, then, but Chernobylite offers an intoxicating blend of horror, survival, base-building and FPS action. Repetition could be an issue for some, and shying away from playing with the poorly-acted English dialogue is highly recommended. Once you’ve settled in to your quest to find out what happened to your long-lost love, however, it’s hard to not feel the urge to do one more mission before turning it off, ever in the hope of finding valuable resources or a crumb of information.

Chernobylite's graphical detail is one of the greatest aspects behind it. Additionally, the game's nail-biting story, the memorable characters, and the freedom to explore the areas of the Exclusion Zone provide a great sense of dread and loneliness that's both fun to play and make for an excellent Action RPG with team management mechanics.

Despite some gripes, Chernobylite brings players an excellent sci-fi horror experience with great ambiance, quirky characters, and survival mechanics that are challenging and satisfying.

This brings all the positive and all the negative things of the original, but it plays better than before on console and will continue to get free content in the next few months.

Conceptually, Chernobylite will intrigue you. Its blend of Sci-Fi and clichéd moments are complemented by authentic dialogue and real to life visuals. There is much to love about this survival game and you’ll soon forgive the shortcomings.

This game might become good after the next gen patch but currently it is running horribly on my Xbox SX. 30 fps is killing this game andThis game might become good after the next gen patch but currently it is running horribly on my Xbox SX. 30 fps is killing this game and movement feels real sluggish.This game still needs to be in development for consoles and should not have been released.

Fantastic atmosphere combined with excellent graphics and new technologies DLSS and FSR do their job. Yes, the animations, story, gameplay,Fantastic atmosphere combined with excellent graphics and new technologies DLSS and FSR do their job. Yes, the animations, story, gameplay, sound and text localization (into Russian) are not ideal, but for the familiar voices from Stalker and Metro from me a separate thanks. The composer hit the top ten, the soundtrack is memorable. There is good support from Ansel.

The mechanics and realism on gameplay is good. Its only sad that it has the old school way of survival, which is limited in creativity and hasThe mechanics and realism on gameplay is good. Its only sad that it has the old school way of survival, which is limited in creativity and has small interaction with the enviroment/NPC.

This game is the best kind horror game. Existential identity crisis, **** up mutants, eerie ambient music and being set in the aftermath ofThis game is the best kind horror game. Existential identity crisis, **** up mutants, eerie ambient music and being set in the aftermath of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster.

Serious fun factor here, hindered by an absolutely awful save system and chronic system crashing more often, the further I progressed in theSerious fun factor here, hindered by an absolutely awful save system and chronic system crashing more often, the further I progressed in the game. I got to day 23 and the game corrupted all my saves, so be on the lookout for that if you plan to play on PS4. Good mix of Fallout, the Forest and Control. In the beginning, I had 15 save slots, but as I progressed, it narrowed down to only 4 slots. They were all corrupted, so 30 hours were wasted. Was ready to see an "ending"

Chernobylite is an amazing, well put together survival game that has some mind blowing plot twists, some truly difficult decisions and a stunning backdrop to experience. Add in the constant sense of unease as you take every step in the exclusion zone and The Farm 51 have made one of my games of the year!

Chernobylite appears to have it all: an intriguing storyline, a phenomenal world that feels authentic and begs to be explored, and exciting survival horror gameplay. Technically, it's a mess though, with an inconsistent framerate, disappointing graphics and - worst of all - a huge gamebreaking bug that deletes your progress. What a waste...

Another game released way before it was ready. Locked motion blur, nonstop crashes, terrible performance, and pathetic controls/ui. AnotherAnother game released way before it was ready. Locked motion blur, nonstop crashes, terrible performance, and pathetic controls/ui. Another game where early adopters have to sit on their hands waiting for promised patches. DO NOT BUY YET.

Chernobylite mixes a whole load of gaming styles but still manages to come up with something very unique and challenging. It’s a game in which you can invest a bunch of hours, especially in the resource management stuff, but is neatly complemented by a cracking story and some great visuals.

Great game with fantastic game mechanics us I remember I haven't seen before. It has a feeling of Russian empathy and realism. Thank you forGreat game with fantastic game mechanics us I remember I haven't seen before. It has a feeling of Russian empathy and realism. Thank you for this fantastic tribute to zone of Chernobyl and Pripyat. In gameplay similar to Fallout. Worth to play.

Chernobylite is an enjoyable little loot n’ shooter sadly torpedoed by technical issues for the PS4 version. It’s such a shame that the intriguing storyline and the compulsive scavenging fun is completely ruined by bugs. I was looking forward to uncovering the dark mysteries lurking within Pripyat, but until the game-breaking errors are fixed, they will have to remain hidden.

Chernobylite is an interesting and surprising game, thanks to an emotional and deep story, an engaging atmosphere and a good mix of different gameplay styles. Unfortunately, some problems such as repetitiveness, a low challenge level and a series of annoying bugs prevent it from reaching higher heights.

Warning - Do not buy this game on PS4 consoles at this time.Chernobylite would be a lovely game were it not for the data corrupting issuesWarning - Do not buy this game on PS4 consoles at this time.Chernobylite would be a lovely game were it not for the data corrupting issues that forced me into safe mode on my PS4 and the game progress ending bug that doesn’t allow you to progress after a certain point.The game would be worth a play we’re it not for the absolute dismal state it’s in currently, don’t chance breaking your PS4 with this abysmal port, just wait until you see it’s been fixed.

Chernobylite combines some cool ideas and implements them in a way that complements the story it wants to tell. Several issues stand in its way, with potential save corruption acting as the biggest road block. Once that issue gets patched out, the core experience will offer up something unique, even if many of its gameplay elements lack depth.

Chernobylite isn't a perfect game. Its story might not be everybody's cup of tea and can result a bit chaotic. Its gameplay relies heavily in if you enjoy exploring repeatedly its maps, surviving and gathering resources. If that's the case, there's no doubt that this title can offer you an original gameplay loop, with the posibility of hooking you through hours and hours. It is more worrisome, however, the numerous crashes that we have experienced in Xbox Series X, and which we sadly had to have in mind when deciding this title's final score.

While ostensibly a first-person RPG, Chernobylite surprises with its fun base-building and personnel management mechanics. Creepy, weird, and unique, Chernobylite offers a great story and interesting combat scenarios—even if the gunplay is a bit glitchy. An unconventionally unique game in a very cool setting, Chernobylite is recommended for those looking for something a bit different.

Chernobylite is a lovingly crafted example of what a post-apocalyptic game can and should be, offering players a rollercoaster of a story with plenty of choices that naturally lend to an overarching sense of freedom. Aside from a few technical issues, Chernobylite does everything right and wraps it all in a tense, and oftentimes uncomfortable, package that has you wanting to see what’s lurking around the next corner. If there has ever been a game that makes you want to pack your bags and take a trip to a dangerous part of the world, this is it.

Bizarre but beautiful indeed, Chernobylite is an amalgamation of various genres in one captivating game that you wouldn’t think could pull it off as well as it does. Its missions offer much of the same over the time and its combat could use some work, but its world gives you enough diverse events, objectives, and live challenges that keep you thinking ahead. Plus, add to that its 3D scanned world of the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone and you get an ambitious game that blends fiction with reality and offers you an experience unlike any other.

Gra na początku trochę odstrasza ale po 2, może max 3 godzinach przekonała mnie. Polecam bo to jest coś nowego i ciekawego.

Great game. Immersion at the highest level. It's very addictive if you only spend a few hours on it. Definitely for the emotionally mature player.

Chernobylite is not gonna make up for the lack of the new S.T.A.L.K.E.R. game in your life, but even so it's a good enough title to dive into before the release of the next GSC Game World project.

In case someone was disappointed by the lack of freedom in The Medium, let it be known that Chernobylite brings much more leeway in terms of gameplay, while offering equally pretty graphics and dark atmosphere. Until the second S.T.A.L.K.E.R. arrives, there is no better game for visiting Chernobyl.

Chernobylite is special. If you enjoy RPGs that feature things like crafting, base building, team management, and heists, the ambitious Chernobylite is one that you won’t want to miss.

Chernobylite is a great survival game with a solid sci-fi story that is definitely above what we’re used to find in similar games, although it also falls shorts in some aspects by trying to do more than it should.

Despite the flaws, something about Chernobylite feels like it's primed to enjoy cult classic status. Troubled but daring games are often the subject of smaller but passionate fanbases, and Chernobylite is nothing is not daring. Several of those gambles don't payout in the end, but the journey is always a weird one, even if not always an exciting one.

With a combination of multiple features and mechanics from different genres, as well as a setting that's steeped in mystery, Chernobylite attempts to be the jack-of-all-trades. Unfortunately, a mediocre combat system, repetitive mission structure, and dull gameplay loop lead to questionable results.

3d scanned Chernobyl, beautiful graphics, sound effects and music make a terrific atmosphere (just don't forget to turn off the lights). Main3d scanned Chernobyl, beautiful graphics, sound effects and music make a terrific atmosphere (just don't forget to turn off the lights). Main character story is captivating and makes you wonder how all this is going to end.