Use your radiation chamber and that doesn’t happen, but whatever, let’s talk about this mechanic, If this happens normally, then you’ll lose some items because of… erm… irregularities or something. Igor can (and must) craft everything from essentialis like beds, power generators and air-filtration units, through to Chernobylite weapons and even a radiation chamber that kills him painlessly…Īnd why would he want to do that? Well, it’s another Chernobylite party trick, of course - the ability to travel through time and change your past decisions, anytime you die. When not on missions, which often involve searching for clues or meeting other inhabitants of the Chernobyl region, you’ll be back at base, which is every bit as upgradeable as it might be in a triple-A title. Where Chernobylite might look like a Fallout -style experience, it’s actually pretty linear and this massively helps with the handful of jump scares and set pieces that feel really well spread out (and therefore unpredictable). There’s a horror aspect to Chernobylite too, which is thanks to the scripting that these relatively tight maps allow. There are actually just six main maps in total, and each one will host perhaps up to five missions, but you’ll only “feel” like you’re on the same map once or twice. For example, the game can be played in either English or Russian language, with or without subtitles in several languages - what makes this a surprise is that Chernobylite is heavy on voice acting, and the inclusion of two fully voiced soundtracks is impressive for an indie production.Īlso impressive is the scope of Chernobylite, and the smart way in which it uses (and reuses) its relatively small number of maps by layering in weather, radiation storms and day/night cycles with varied spawn points and new NPC’s or locatables to great effect. There are many things about Chernobylite (the game, rather than the crystal) which might surprise you, even early on. The alternate vision comes in the form of the titular resource - Chernobylite - which is a green crystal that forms somewhat organically in the ruins, and which appears to be the key to Tanya’s fate. Set in an alternate vision of the present day, Chernobylite has the main character Igor (a former scientist at the Chernobyl power plant) investigating the disappearance of his fiancee at the time of the explosion - a woman who haunts his dreams even thirty years later. Chernobylite is exactly that kind of game, and despite the odd rough edge, this is an ambitious, exciting prospect that easily stands up in the same company as S.T.A.L.K.E.R and even Fallout 4.
CHERNOBYLITE CHANGE MEMORY FREE
I’ve said this before, and I am sure that I will say it again - there’s nothing better than passing hours and hours of your free time with a videogame that massively exceeds your expectations.
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