Ailment: dead space standoff - Space shooter RPG

Wow, this game is something else. It's hands down the best game I've played in ages. The storyline? Absolutely top-notch. It's got that perfect mix of mystery, excitement, and intrigue. Hey, for a part 2, how about adding a health bar for the AI partners? But besides that, I'll be first in line for the sequel. Seriously, great job!

Oh, that game, it's just incredible! Make sure to gather all the top gear and power-ups along the way to avoid getting stuck with constant ads for reviving. I don't mind the ads too much because this game is so awesome. It doesn't have a clumsy camera, and it's not purposely tough just to show ads. It's a true throwback to classic gaming. If you've ever played the original Resident Evil, Dino Crisis, or even Rayman, you'll remember how challenging games used to be.

That's awesome! I really like the idea of using ads in exchange for rewards. It's a nice way to give something to the developer without bothering the player too much. Back in the old days, if you died three times, you had to start the whole game over again. So compared to that, watching a 30-second ad seems pretty manageable. Like someone said before, having options like a "drop gun" or "repair anyway" would be a great addition.

I think the game is awesome! The controls are not too shabby, but I find it a tad tricky to mix interacting and shooting. Having one button for both makes sense, but telling if we want to interact or shoot could be smoother. Also, the ads between levels don't bother me, and overall it's really enjoyable! Big kudos for making this game!

Ailment is a thrilling science fiction shooter game that offers an engaging narrative, exciting gameplay, and a wide range of weapons to tackle enemies with creativity. While companions may display quirky behaviors occasionally and facing overwhelming enemy hordes can be challenging, these are minor points of concern in the grand scheme. Notably, the game's advertising approach is not intrusive compared to other titles; players only need to watch an ad to revive after death, leading to minimal interruptions. Personally, I've progressed through ten floors with just a single ad encounter, highlighting the game's balanced ad integration.

I have only tried the single player campaign on my phone. It is the first game that has truly caught my attention with its story! The narrative is really compelling and engaging. The controls work smoothly, and the character design fits the style of the game well. It's a challenging game, but I enjoy games that push me.

I found a captivating game in the playstore! It's a true gem among the sea of ads and pay-to-play games. The storyline is mesmerizing, the interface is simple, and there are new weapons to discover at every turn. My only gripe is how quick the fights go by. I get so lost in the animations and graphics during battles that it feels like one moment I'm immersed and the next, I'm surrounded by defeated foes. But, the frequent battles more than make up for it, I guess. Thanks for such an amazing game experience!

Wow, this mobile game is just incredible! I can't express how much I enjoyed it. The excitement and adrenaline rush of battling waves of enemies were simply unforgettable. What sets this game apart is that you don't have to spend real money to recover your health. In fact, there are so many health kits scattered throughout the levels that you rarely even need them. I have nothing negative to say about this game - great job, Ivan!

I wanted to try this game because of the Soul Knight reference. The controls are a bit rough, but they work fine. It seems challenging to switch between different weapons. I am new at this so I find it difficult. You cannot replace your nearly empty shield. These aspects make the game more challenging, which is good. In Soul Knight, you can move around a big map quickly, but in this game, you have to dodge by running around enemies in tight and dark spaces.