Silence

Title: Fade to Silence
Fade to Silence is a harsh snowbound survival action game that truly makes you feel the cruelty of a frozen world. Managing stamina, temperature, and limited resources while exploring the white wasteland creates constant tension, and the overall atmosphere is heavy and immersive.
The action combat itself is enjoyable, with weighty movements that fit the survival theme. However, the difficulty is quite high, and beginners may find it unforgiving. The backpack capacity is very limited, forcing frequent inventory management, which can become frustrating over time.
Unfortunately, the multiplayer mode suffers from many bugs, which significantly affects the experience. In addition, the camera movement can easily cause motion sickness, especially during long play sessions.
I have not cleared the game yet, but while it has strong survival and action elements, technical issues and strict design choices make it hard to recommend without hesitation.
Evaluation:
- Many bugs in multiplayer mode
- Backpack capacity is too small
- High difficulty
- Action gameplay is fun
- Easy to get motion sickness
- Not yet completed

Pretty fun and unique game. Kind of Soulslike, but also very reminiscent of NieR also. Fun crafting, combat feels good enough, exploration is great, recruiting followers and building a town is also a blast. I got it on sale for $7.49 and I feel like that's a great deal for what I got.
I will say, if you're hesitant to make the purchase because of the bad reviews, just know that the easiest achievement in the game, basically "Take 1 step" only 50% of people got. This means half of everything you've seen comes from people who didn't even try playing, so wait for a good sale and make your own mind up.

The idea is great, the co-op makes the game a lot easier and more enjoyable.
10/10 for the environment
14/10 for the everything weather relate
10/10 for the wolfies and sledge
0/10 cannot pet wolfies

It's obvious they intended more content for this game and the ending was rushed. It's a shame it was never completed.

It is strangely addictive for a craft and building game

I don't understand why this game have so many bad reviews. It's not amazing but is far from trash like many says.

I haven't played this game in a very long time, but when I did, I loved the atmosphere it created for the level of technology that could be used at the time of release.
Game takes a bit to get used to, because it doesn't really play like a traditional survival base building game. Once you do get the hang of it, it can be quite fun if you appreciate it for what it is.
I'm a fan of the survival genre, especially single player games, and more so if it is a winter theme, so without even know what the game was about, I just bought it and started playing it. I can't remember when it was, but I jumped on this train at the tail end of the whole thing, and the game had been long abandoned when I arrived. It was still fun to play for what was, and although some aspects can feel repetitive, it isn't so much so that I felt bored.
I'm not sure if it makes sense, but this game felt like playing Shadows of Mordor - though obviously not to that level of magnitude - in a roundabout way that you progress. You harvest resources, clear an area of infestation, find survivors/dogs, and move on to the next.
I have no idea how well it holds up in this day and age, but I would imagine it would run great with modern hardware. Not sure whether to give it a thumbs up, or down because although I liked the game, it is dated, and no longer being supported... However unlike other old games that are still being sold at full price - which is just insane - this game still gets thrown on sale at ultra low prices. As I write this, I see it on sale for under $10, which is a deal and a half.
I'll say if you can find it on sale for $10 or less, give it a try, and I will rate it a thumbs up because it was very fun, challenging at times, and overall I felt it paced ok and kept you pushing for progression. If you like winter vibes, and that survival element, this has given me a bit of anxiety when you don't quite make it back to your encampment, and are far from home, as a blizzard descends (by the way that blizzard situation is just amazing from what I remember!).
I wish they'd revamp it for modern hardware, and resolutions, and take care of the community's suggestions for improvement, but it is what it is.
GG everyone.

Gripping winter survival horror game with solid set of game mechanics and eerie atmosphere.
Fade to Silence combines survival with combat, exploration, base building and resource management, and throws in a collection of NPCs to boss around. Although the mechanics are a little bit thin, for example the combat is simple and there is a very limited number of enemy types, the pieces with together very nicely, creating a very compelling gameplay loop. It's quite the opposite to many AAA games with useless bells and whistles added just to pad the game time. Fade to Silence has a solid core, great atmosphere and enough original ideas to make it feel fresh and captivating.