Motionless

Motionless
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Metacritic
75
Steam
49.5
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Price
$0.99
Release date
24 July 2020
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Total
75 (24 votes)

Motionless - is a first person shooter game where you can test your accuracy. The main task is to shoot at targets and receive bullets for successful hits. If you have spent all the bullets or you have no life left, you have lost. How many bullets can you collect?

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Motionless system requirements

Minimum:

  • OS: Windows XP/7/8/8.1/10
  • Processor: 1.2 Ghz or faster processor
  • Memory: 1024 MB RAM
  • Graphics: 512 MB
  • DirectX: Version 9.0
  • Storage: 100 MB available space
  • Additional Notes: Keyboard and Mouse
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berkboy
berkboy

para un juego q vale menos que un alfajor vale su precio. Me da mucho miedo como te atacan las formitas

Jerez
Jerez

Yeah, not going to recommend this. Cool idea, implemented poorly.

First the neutral:
Basic Unity assets (which is fine by me, not that much of a graphics snob) and unobtrusive background music (which can be turned off.)

Now the Bad:
For a physics game, there's no feeling of weight, friction, momentum, anything really. It feels slippery, like I'm sliding all over the place. Movement is WASD, turning and shooting is with the mouse. There's no sound or anything to alert you where the enemies are, so you must keep a constant AND speedy lookout... however, even with mouse sensitivity up to 150, turning to guard your sides / back was garbage. After getting hit 4 times, you die.

I am not good at FPS and I KNOW this, but I CAN tell the difference between a good shooter and a crappy one.

Furthermore, just to check myself: I asked a friend (good with FPS games) and my youngest (very good with FPS) to play the game and they both had the same complaint regarding the controls as I did. (So, this review is actually 3 for the cost of one. That's value for your money / time right there! xD )

In the meantime, if you are interested in a pure FPS game / training experience, you might try Aim Lab (Free and recommended by my young one) or Aim Hero ($4.99)

Mitt Romney
Mitt Romney

Not worth a $1 but I guess it's worth 50 cents. Almost no content but it's okay.

Noodles
Noodles

there are better free aim trainers

kkompayak7
kkompayak7

Honestly, it's a good game. The sensitivity is a little iffy but if you're just trying to waste some time, I would recommend it.