Reviews - SkootRoot

p good for an early access mod

Makes the game way too easy

Somehow, the devs think that making the game a major pain in the *** is realism. It's genuinely not a fun experience, you'll always be bleeding, low on health, low on supplies or getting your leg knawed on by Snork. They had a cool idea on choosing what class you wanted to start as but makes you spawn right at the edges of the map, making the journey to Skadovsk a painfull sluggish walk. You'd be lucky to not run into a Snork every 20 seconds.

I've played all 3 STALKER games so much that it really isn't fun playing the same game 10+ times, Anomaly helps me out a lot, being able to pick what faction you're in at the start and set out on whatever kind of adventure you want.

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