Afterfall Insanity Extended Edition DRM Review

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When it comes to evaluating a game's overall value based on its production quality alone, few titles can rival the extended edition of Afterfall:Insanity. This post-apocalyptic shooter offers an experience that is easily worth every penny asked for - and then some.

On paper, the developers behind this project seemed to have done their due diligence in crafting something truly special. From the game's atmospheric soundtrack to its immersive graphics, it would be fair to say that Afterfall:Insanity has all the makings of a top-tier survival horror title.

Unfortunately, however, as they adage goes 'don't judge a book by its cover.' Unfortunately for fans of this genre looking forward to an intense and spine-tingling experience, what greets them instead is nothing short of utter chaos - both literally and figuratively speaking.

Graphically speaking, while the game does manage to deliver on its promise with well-textured environments that effectively transport players into a post-apocalyptic wasteland overrun by hordes upon hordes of shambling undead monstrosities. However, beyond this initial visual appeal lies an otherwise deeply disappointing experience marred by poor lighting effects, noticeable clipping issues throughout certain areas (most notably in indoor spaces), and even occasional framerate drops that can pull the player out of immersion at critical moments.

In terms of gameplay itself, things only seem to get worse rather than better. Controls feel clunky and unresponsive at times - especially when attempting precision aiming shots against fast-moving targets - while inventory management proves to be an absolute nightmare due to a convoluted system that forces players into tediously scrounging around every nook and cranny just to equip even the most basic of items.

And yet, despite all these numerous flaws and shortcomings, there lies something strangely captivating about Afterfall:Insanity. Perhaps it's its campy sense of humor or maybe it's simply because - for reasons that defy explanation - I found myself becoming oddly invested in seeing this mess through to completion out sheer morbid curiosity alone.

In short, if you're looking for a survival horror experience that will keep you on the edge of your seat with tension and suspense from start to finish then look elsewhere. However, if like me you enjoy playing games precisely because they are so hilariously bad in every single way possible (from cringe-worthy dialogue delivery to nonsensical plot twists galore), then perhaps Afterfall:Insanity might just be right up your alley.

Rating: 4/10

Afterfall insanity extended edition drm