Chernobylite Review (Early Access)

Chernobylite

One of the games I’ve been looking forward to, the production, Chernobylite, presented the atmosphere and features that I had obviously expected. There were moments when I really enjoyed playing, and I found myself thoroughly in the game.

But there were also moments that upset me as well as the slightest or total distraction. I’ll talk about all of them one by one, but we need to go into the details of the Chernobylite review as soon as possible. I’m going to start expressing what I’ve experienced before I write the Chernobylite review as soon as possible.

Chernobylite Review (Early Access)

What story does Chernobylite have?
We start the game by pressing a nuclear power plant. Later we learn that there is something we are looking for, something called the Chernobyl site. Already the name of the game comes from these stones. We encounter a number of enemies while infiltrating the power plant, but nothing much happens. The real issue starts in the power plant.

When we find this stone named Chernobylite, we put it into something like a pistol in our pocket. Meanwhile, a man or woman comes in, whose name we hear as Black Stalker. He moves outside the concepts of time and space. He kills one of our teams and starts coming at us. At that time, we open a gate with that gun-like tool and we pass through that gate with our surviving friend.

This device, we have, takes us out of time and space. In this way, we can teleport to any location and get time back. Every day in the game we go on a mission and look at ways to survive in the world remaining from Chernobyl. Of course, we also encounter strange things. What’s more, when the 10th day comes and goes, there’s an explosion while we’re on duty. When everyone is going to die, we somehow go back to the first day and live 10 days again.

Chernobylite Review (Early Access)

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How does Chernobylite play?
Let me continue my review of the Chernobylite review after highlighting that they have done a very successful job in the gameplay. Although I was in Early Access, I really liked the fact that it was really successful and comprehensive. First of all, let me talk about health issues. We have a standard health bar. However, due to radiation, the maximum level of our health bar can drop. If we are exposed to a lot of radiation, we can remove radiation with a number of medicines and foods, and we can heal ourselves with a number of foods and medicines.

Every time we get back from duty, we share food with the team. If they are hungry, I have no idea what it is because, although tip-to-tip, actually finding food is not an overly big problem. Speaking of which, our team grows as we progress in the game. Sure, you can’t grow food, you can send someone from your team, it’s up to you. The staff in our team can teach us talent. Therefore, I recommend that you keep the staff with the skills you want.

We can do beds, televisions, work desks and similar things to certain parts of our safe point in the game. But it wouldn’t be a lie to say I haven’t seen much of a benefit. Sure, you do something anyway, so don’t waste that stuff. In the open world of Chernobylite, you can find lots of things. Chemicals, mechanical parts, electronic parts and so on. When you do something to your center, these materials are necessary.

Chernobylite Review (Early Access)

How is the battle system in the game?
The war system was a system that I liked, but I didn’t see anything to be overrated. In fact, artificial intelligence made me very sad. Seriously upset, there’s a lot of shortcomings in that area. First of all, I see there are 3 weapons in the game.

The first one is a pistol. 2. As a pump is located. And then there’s the machine gun. But we can’t use the machine gun so quickly, they’re special to NAR soldiers. I don’t know what Block to use. Although the bullets initially have trouble, there is not much problem later on. You just need to know or know where to look.

Players are also given the chance to kill enemy soldiers quietly. If you can approach silently behind your enemies, you can kill them by breaking their necks. Incredibly simple. 4 enemies standing at the bottom of the bottom without any difficulty, you can drop as you flip. This is one of the areas where artificial intelligence makes me sad.

I’m knocking three people down at the bottom of the guy, and you can’t see the fucking dead? Seriously? Come on, I passed him, you hear no sound? I also complained a lot about this artificial intelligence. In the bushes, behind trees and even in a tent on a mission, they can see me in a ridiculous way. Yeah, I was just squatting.

There are some activities in the game. I’m talking about events, here are some extraordinary events. When you complete those activities, you can get extra experience points and items depending on the situation. In addition, there are sometimes elements you can trade at these points of activity. There’s a Gopnik between them, I love the guy actually but they say it’s a bit crooked.

Anyway, I won’t miss the surprise. You can get yourself some food from these guys, in exchange for bullets. I say take it where you see it, it really takes a lot. Chernobylite also offers a level system. By killing people in the game, completing tasks, doing activities and so on, you get experience points. When you skip the level, you get the ability you want from one of your team.

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Chernobylite Review (Early Access)

What else can you say about the Chernobylite gameplay?
Speaking of these abilities, I would like to tell myself when I played the game, I said to myself, exact I’m going to talk about it when I write the Chernobylite review thing!. Now, let’s say you jumped 6 levels in the first 10-day cycle and opened up 6 talents. For some reason, after you’re dead or after a 10-day cycle, you’re missing some of the skills you’ve unlocked.

I always thought you were gone, but it was like this. In a 10-day cycle, I opened up inventory space for myself. When he entered the next 10-day cycle, that inventory space was still open, although he wasn’t among my talents. In fact, I took the same ability again and completed the remaining space.

This dying thing seemed a little annoying, but unfortunately. Now, there’s nothing like a tank in the game. I’m putting the extra stuff in my inventory aside. Actually, when you start the 10-day cycle again, you expect these things to go, right? do not go.

But when he dies, he just disappears! So, I think the 10-day cycle releases what you have, but when you die, your outfits and abilities are part. So, I would advise you to be careful with one click, and actively use your ability, known as runaway or heeling, which is 90% of manhood when one of your most important areas gets stuck.

There’s a building. In this building, there are 2 soldiers in between, and when you overthrow these 2 soldiers, you can go upstairs and get 2 weapons and bullets. The materials are also a kind of promotion. But this building is getting a little sexier. Once, when my innocent and timid body was just warming up to the game, a voice heard my ears.

There was a sound coming from the building. Little boy chuckling. Yeah, I was supposed to release it here, but I didn’t. I dove into the building saying there was something definite, and I looked for the place where the sound came from. Dolls. Yeah, dolls. Even when I’m telling you, it sounds from dolls that go bumps. When I realized this, I started to walk away.

But then I realized I had to run fast. Again, while he was chuckling, I saw a doll’s eye glow green. And since then, As I hear my chuckle, I am trying to get away with my power. No, I’m not ashamed to run away… Maybe a little…

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Chernobylite Review (Early Access)

What about the game’s atmosphere, graphics, and performance?
The atmosphere in Chernobylite enchanted me! I’m going into the game you know. I feel like I’m in the game. It was very successful. Please take a look at the images I interspersed in the Chernobylite review. The beauty and visuality of the world are taking me away from me! I would say that the lighting, in particular, is very, very wonderful. Ya, this lighting and shading issue, it destroyed my mind, took you to know you took! A very successful business has been done.

But there are a number of errors in the game and these errors are exactly one to undermine your gaming experience. Unearthed Documents, what was a mission, why would my FPS fall to 11? Well, they fixed something later, and this time I hung around 40. I think there’s a problem in Kopachi, I’m not sure about that.

Sometimes you can’t do the tasks. Something isn’t triggered for some reason. For example, if a task lasts 2 days, if you want to do a little bit on the first day of the task and the rest of the other day, come easy. For some reason, sometimes he doesn’t do what you want. You can have it reset by waiting for the next 10 days cycle, and then you can do it from scratch. There are strange things like that.

In terms of performance, I can’t really say that I’m really pleased because I saw ridiculous FPS declines in the game. I think I can get much better performance on my PC. Pleasant, since the game is in the process of Early Access, there are already many errors and deficiencies. So, not to say much to the full exit. Ah! I can tell you about performance.

It is successful in terms of performance, except in some places and conditions. Just a little bit of optimization, it will be over time anyway. Below you can find the Chernobylite system requirements and the system of my PC.

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The hardware of the PC where I play the game:

• CPU: Intel i9 9900K @ 3.6GHz
• GPU: Asus Turbo 1080 Ti
• RAM: 2x16GB 3000MHz CL15
• Motherboard: Asus ROG Strix Z390-E Gaming
• SSD: Samsung Evo 970 250GB

Chernobylite system requirements (Minimum)

• Operating System: Windows 7 SP1 (x64)
• Processor: Intel Core i5-2500K CPU
• Memory: 8 GB RAM
• Graphics: Geforce GTX 760 / GTX 1050 or AMD Radeon R7 370 / HD 7870
• DirectX: Version 11
• Storage: 45 GB available space

  Additional Notes: On this system, the game should play 30 FPS in LOW settings.

Chernobylite system requirements (Recommended)

• Operating System: Windows 7 SP1 (x64), Windows 8 (x64), Windows 10 (x64)
• Processor: Intel Core i7 4790k CPU
• Memory: 16 GB RAM
• Graphics: Geforce GTX 970 / GTX 1060 or AMD Radeon RX 480 / RX 570
• DirectX: Version 12
• Storage: 45 GB available space

Additional Notes: In this system, the game should play 60 FPS in MEDIUM settings or 30 FPS in HIGH settings.
Chernobylite Review (Early Access)

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What is the result of the Chernobylite review?
Before mentioning the result of the Chernobylite review, let’s talk about the price tag as usual. The game is currently sold on Steam for a fee of 80 TL. It may sound a bit sad in terms of price, but I’m sure it will offer much more than it does now. Now that we’ve settled on the price tag issue, it’s time to talk about the Chernobylite review result.

First of all, this Chernobylite review I shared with you is about the game’s Early Access process. Therefore, the errors and deficiencies that I mentioned earlier are not a problem, because I guess they will be corrected in the future. Aside from the problems, we are confronted with great gameplay and atmosphere.

Breathtaking scenes, immersive moments and an atmosphere that will immerse you in another beautiful sound. Chernobylite will surely feed you into the post-apocalyptic atmosphere of the post-nuclear explosion. When the game is complete, I’ll look at it again and give it my score.