P.A.M.E.L.A.®
P.A.M.E.L.A. is an intense open-world survival horror game set in Eden, a fallen Utopian city.
Play as a Sleeper, awoken from cryosleep in Eden, a fallen utopia wrought with death and danger. Utilize a wide range of hi-tech weapons, equipment, and build-able items that can be upgraded to suit your needs. Meet PAMELA, an omnipresent AI overseer who is left alone watching over the once-vibrant city, now reduced to a silent monolith gliding across the ocean.
Key Features
- Friends and Foes
Survive against multiple NPC factions, including the Afflicted citizens, security droids, robotic custodians, and more mysterious denizens hidden within Eden’s depths. Each faction exhibits its own unique behaviors and alliances which can be manipulated to turn the tide of combat.
- Scavenge to Survive
Experience tense gameplay in a richly developed sci-fi universe. Each decision is meaningful, and each encounter could be your last. Wield and customize an array of modular equipment to defend yourself and explore the environment. Utilize an immersive UI and full body awareness, which removes all boundaries between the player and the horrors of Eden.
- Enhance Yourself to Thrive
Manage the power reserves of the city, using energy only when necessary to avoid the dangers of being stranded in the dark. Upgrade your weaponry, and construct a safe haven to defend against the denizens of Eden. Enhancing your body with Bio-Augments will give you an advantage over your enemies, but at what cost?
- Uncover the Truth
Uncover the tragic events that lead to the downfall of a civilization, and fight for your life as the broken citizens of Eden defend their home against your intrusion. With a personality-driven AI system, no encounter will be the same as the Afflicted react in unpredictable ways, driven by their excruciating pain and disfiguring disease.
Game Discussion
Steam User 1
It's alright, but sometimes you're just wandering around wondering what your next move is. Losing your entire inventory, including equipment is rough.
Steam User 4
One of those rare, hidden gems. Ambitious and flawed, at times frustrating, but a terrific tense atmosphere and memorable exploration and setting elevate this game. For fans of games like Prey, Stalker/Chernobylite and Alien: Isolation.
Steam User 2
so, id like to start this off by saying i had refunded this game when i first played it. i thought it was unfinished and poorly done. silly me though, as i've made this mistake numerous times though i did repurchase it through gog and i have to say i was very wrong in my initial thought's. this game is well polished. graphically beautiful, the horror is on point, from the shadows to the skulking enemies that appear around corners out of nowhere, to hearing their warped voices beam out from the dark. its terrifying.
the base building is simple, and can be a bit of a grind but what they have given us is extremely satisfying.
my only wish is that the developers would have kept factions in the game and added their olympus section of the map before releasing it. or at the very least, give us a sequel. what they've done here is absolutely unique and blended so well together.
i do hope the dev's decide to do another project. they are truly talented.
Steam User 1
In a lot of ways this game reminded me of Prey, a favorite of mine, although less polished by a good margin. I got it during a sale for $8.09, and can say it was really worth it. It's one of the few games were I got into the story, which is funny since some other reviews said there wasn't much of a story!
I liked the progression as far as equipment and character abilities.
In regards to performance, I had no issues with a 4070, i7-13700k, and more than 16GB RAM.
In regards to bugs, I saw them about 10 times, but they were all resolved by saving and reloading so nothing too bad or breaking.
Tips:
You can use the flashlight before getting the attachment, the game is entirely different if you don't use the flashlight!
Turn off the power when not using it
There are weapon variants that are better, so it might make sense to not upgrade the base ones.
Build a base earlier so you can craft most of the stuff you find equipment wise.
Steam User 3
this game is DAYUM AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!