You’re not a hero. Not a biologist. Just the poor bastard getting paid to find whatever the hell people are reporting out there.
Here’s my project: The Final Expedition — looking for some honest feedback.
The game in short:
You work for a private research company. Your job is to track strange creatures based on vague-ass witness reports.
Stuff like:
“Glowing eyes.”
“Something hiding near the river.”
“Might’ve had horns?”
From that, you have to figure out which one of these freaks is the actual alien.
Problem is — there are mutant animals that look almost the same. Screw up, and you’re dead.
Scientists give you blaster charges — they only work on real aliens.
You can sell mutant hides to a hunter in the forest biome — he gives you survival gear: food, water, machetes, traps, etc.
Eventually, you realize it’s not just about collecting creatures. You need to gather energy from enough aliens to shut the damn portal before things get worse.
Looking for feedback on:
– Is the core idea interesting, or just another sci-fi game?
– Is the clue-based tracking system fun or just confusing?
– Do you feel motivated to keep playing?
– What would you change or add?
Any feedback’s welcome — if you try it out, hit me with your thoughts.
