Adaca

The Good
- Lots of AI vs AI battles for you to wait out or join in - Physics puzzles are limited to stacking boxes, no annoying see-saw puzzles a la Half-Life 2 - No annoying burrowing or tiny flying swarm enemies - No annoying invisible radiation damage areas - No annoying kissing of player butt by NPCs - Good pacing, game is not in love with its own dialogue or level design to force impatient players into torturous waiting - The single best FPS weapon system to counter inventory management and ammo preservation syndrome: too few slots and too much variation, so at some point you give in and just start using what you get left and right

The Bad
- In particular the friendly NPC lowpoly 3D models look low-effort, no mouth animations - Dialog panel sometimes gets stuck (but it doesn't break the game) - [spoiler]You shoot dogs[/spoiler]

The Bottom Line
Do you love padded out FPS levels with unnecessary enemy waves to expand playtime? Then ADACA might not be for you. Else, you might appreciate the meaning of ADACA: (A) Attention (D) Disorder people will (A) Absolutely (C) Cherish this (A) Game.