In the field, particularly combat, Chernobylite handles like most FPS games only you have the option to be discreet with any engagements or avoid fighting altogether. Weapons and armour improve with ammo capacity, damage, range and what have you, but the consumables are arguably more important in Chernobylite as they’ll keep you alive – be it from damage inflicted by soldiers or the hazardous environment. Radiation Can Be Hazardous To One’s HealthĪs for Igor, the base will be where he can create load-outs such as conventional and advanced weapons, armour and consumables. Unlocking new skills are crucial to your survival. As you complete tasks, such as missions, gather resources for crafting, kills and exploration, you’ll level up and learn skills from your team.
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You’ll need to ensure the team are allocated rations at the end of each day, have sleeping quarters, and the accommodation is comfortable, has clean air and is free of radiation. While you can allocate them the primary mission, they’ll only scout as Igor must fulfil the main story arcs. Their efficiency is based on their physical and mental health and the equipment they’re given. As your team grows, you can assign their missions – a bit like Partisans 1941. Igor sets up a base and each day attempts a mission to bring him closer to Tatyana or assist with a task for one of the team members. You’ll have to manage a diverse team, and your actions won’t always resonate with everyone. The same applies to assembling a crew for the heist, and let’s be straight: beggars can’t be choosers considering the circumstances. Free exploration (radiation permitting), stealth-based assassinations, gung-ho balls-to-the-wall gunplay, or in some cases, a complete pacifist approach. Source: SteamĬhernobylite gameplay is a first-person story that boasts multiple genres and does it well. Cue some conspiracies, revelations and the groundwork for a heist mission to learn what happened to Tatyana. After receiving a photo many years later, there’s hope that she’s still alive, so he returns to the exclusion zone only to find it heavily occupied by a military presence. The same can’t be said about his fiancée Tatyana who disappears without a trace. What brings us to Chernobyl, 30+ years after the event? You play Igor Khymynyuk, a physicist based on-site during the catastrophe, but manages to escape unscathed. No doubt you’re familiar with the Ferris wheel from Call of Duty? It makes a cameo. This is the horror element of the game seeing the remnants of a once populated location discarded like a radioactive Silent Hill is disturbing. In The Farm 51’s Chernobylite, the team have faithfully captured the plant and surrounding area of Pripyat using 3D scanning.
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