1000xRESIST

Game Information

• Genre: Narrative Adventure / Sci-Fi
• Developer: Sunset Visitor
• Publisher: Fellow Traveller
• Release Date: 2024
• Platforms: PC, Xbox Series X|S
• Game Mode Played: Single-player
• Completion Status: Completed full narrative playthrough

Introduction 

1000xRESIST isn't your typical game; you're stepping into a story. Sunset Visitor made this thing, and it's a wild mix of sci-fi, memories, tough times, and figuring out who you are. It's super personal and kinda creepy. Right from the start, you know it's not trying to be easy or make sense.

Once you're done, 1000xRESIST feels like one of the most emotionally intense story games around. It messes with you by changing how you see things. You have to listen, remember stuff, ask questions, and rethink everything. This game sticks with you way after it's over.

Gameplay - 7/10

In 1000xRESIST, the gameplay is kept pretty simple. You basically just walk around, talk to people, and look at things. There's no fighting or puzzles to get in the way of the story. The game is all about the narrative, not testing your reflexes.

You move forward by having talks, finding memories, and seeing things from different angles. The game often makes you rethink things you thought you knew, so you're always questioning characters and why they do what they do. Some people might find this too simple, but it feels like that's the point.

Sometimes, the game can drag a bit, especially during long chats. But this slow pace gives the story room to breathe. The simple gameplay really drives home that this game is all about the story, and it doesn't compromise on that.

Visuals - 8/10

Okay, so 1000xRESIST has this cool, kinda blocky look that goes for abstract instead of real life. The characters, places, and how things change can feel like a dream – sometimes a weird one – which fits the whole broken memories and who-am-I thing in the story.

The way they use color, lighting, and how they set up shots feels really thought-out. A lot of scenes are almost like a stage play, with the camera focusing on feelings more than the background. It's not super fancy tech-wise, but it all comes together in a way that really gets the point across.

Yeah, some spots can seem a bit empty or like you've seen them before, but that simple style kinda works with the story instead of making it worse.

Audio - 9/10

The sound in 1000xRESIST really shines. The voice acting is super emotional, making the characters feel real and close. The words they say aren't just explaining things; they're what makes the game so moving.

The music is quiet but strong. It mixes background sounds with key musical moments that build either suspense or sadness. They even use silence to let scenes hang in the air, which feels awkward but works great.

The whole sound design makes the atmosphere stronger instead of just being showy. It makes sure the emotions hit you the hardest.

Story - 9.5/10

The story is what makes 1000xRESIST special. It looks at tough topics like family history, being scattered, passed-down memories, who's in control, and what we lose just to stay alive, all inside a cool sci-fi world.

The way the story is told is a bit mixed up and not in order. You learn about people bit by bit, facts don't always line up, and you see things from different angles, so you can't always believe what you see. It can be a lot to deal with, but it's worth it in the end.

The game doesn't give you easy answers. Instead, it wants you to think for yourself, even when things get uncomfortable or confusing. That's not something you see often in games.

Bugs & Technical Performance -  8/10

Technically speaking, 1000xRESIST runs pretty well. The game keeps a steady frame rate and doesn't have many loading issues.

You might see a small visual bug or a weird camera angle here and there, but nothing that really ruins the game. Since the story is the main thing and the game isn't too demanding, the tech side holds up nicely.

Replayability - 6.5/10

You can play it again, but the story doesn't change. Knowing the whole story from the start might make you see stuff differently the second time around.

Still, there aren't different paths or endings. It's more about thinking things over than actually having a new experience.

Final Verdict - 8.6/10

1000xRESIST is in your face, putting story first and game stuff second. It's not about winning, it's about getting what's going on, even if you never fully do.

Okay, so maybe not everyone will dig it. But if you're up for its ideas and how it's built, it's got a story that'll stick with you and hit you right in the feels.