PAMELA
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. Interact with various 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, and will react dynamically to the player’s behavior to become allies, or enemies. Experience tense gameplay in a richly developed sci-fi universe. Each decision is meaningful, and each encounter could be your last.
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
great game needs a little work but still amazing only issue i have found is that there is no proper objective i seen plus some codes may not spawn for doors i spent a while trying to open the armory to find out it didnt spawn where is suppost to and i would have to restart the game to get it besides that issue its a great game
Steam User 1
I recommend this on sale. I'm a late comer to this game, the start felt a little clunky, but as I acclimated to it, I started to enjoy the game play and mechanics.
That said... The game itself, despite an in-game encyclopedia that does offer some help, it's still easy to get lost on some things. There is a good steam guide for dummies up here, that could prove helpful. If you are someone who relies on googling for info, you won't find much and less likely to find what you are specifically looking for.
The map is pretty basic, without any labels, so it takes a minute to figure out how to get to the different districts. The game gives you some tasks that you might think are important for later, that really barely come into play except for 1 mission. I spent some time overcompensating for that (on powering the city beyond what the mission needed).
There is some very basic base building.
I ended up fighting the end game boss, although I mistakenly thought at the time, it was a mini-boss. Until the credits rolled.
I wish there was more to it, It's a light recommend (if on sale). 60%-to 70% off at least. Then worth a play.
Steam User 4
Wish this wasn't abandoned. This game has one of the coolest settings I've ever experienced. Such a shame :(
Steam User 3
this game is DAYUM AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!