41 Hours Prologue Review (Steam)
41 Hours is a first-person shooter dramatic game that follows the narrative of Ethan, a workaholic scientist in search of his long-lost wife. This is a one-hour prologue of the incredible, action-packed journey.
Pros:
- Nice graphics.
- 16.18GB Download size.
- One Steam achievement.
- Graphics-fullscreen, resolution, resolution scale slider, frame rate cap, v-sync, graphics preset, texture/shadow/visual effects quality, anti aliasing, foliage quality, view distance, and post-processing settings.
- Four difficulties-novice, beginner, intermediate, and pro.
- FPS gameplay.
- Save when you want.
- Comic book style cutscenes.
- Full voicework.
- Earn EXP, level up, and spend points on upgrading stats or unlock attachments like sights and suppressors.
- Enemies can drop ammo and health.
- Wormholes can be created to help navigate.
- Slight puzzle elements.
- Energy-you can collect more from energy drops, you use energy to do abilities like telekinesis, slow down time, and cloaking.
- Takes inspiration from games like Crysis.
- Special vision to see enemy locations.
- Explosive barrels to shoot or throw.
- Sights-once unlocked you get them all and can swap them out instantly with button presses.
- Different ammo types and you can swap between them at will.
- Shoot and kill animals for health.
Cons:
- No benchmark test.
- Sporadic controller support.
- Not the fastest loading times.
- Enemies will just spawn out of the air randomly.
- Wave-based combat can happen with no warning.
- Hard to tell where you are getting shot from.
- Houses all feel the same inside.
- The houses are very cluttered.
- Can get stuck on the scenery a lot.
- Very basic gunplay.
- Sound effects go a bit weird and loud randomly.
