With ammunition at premium, however, (you’ll likely never have more than 3 or 4 bullets at any one time) the game challenges players to decide when and how to pull the trigger (or later, to fire your bow).
When you draw your weapon, you instantly switch to a first-person perspective. Taking place mostly in a third-person perspective, players must explore the ruins of Haverton, encounter other characters, take on various missions and attempt to salvage scant supplies such as ammunition, food, water, medicine and equipment.Ĭombat is also an incredibly satisfying and original take on the traditional survival-horror experience. In terms of gameplay, at first glance I Am Alive seems to follow the now familiar third-person survival-horror formula of games like Resident Evil. Told through a series of video recordings, the voice acting and storyline - while depressingly bleak - are incredibly compelling, with a protagonist you can’t help but root for and a tone that’s a refreshing change from the normally hackneyed narratives you find crammed into similar titles (Capcom, I’m looking at you). The story is smartly told and surprisingly poignant bearing more in common with Cormac McCarthy’s The Road than Road Warrior. Our hero returns to his home town of Haverton, only to find the former Anytown, USA reduced to crumbling ruins inhabited by toxic dust storms, marauding gang members and a few desperate survivors. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.
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