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• gamedeal user

  Oct 22, 2021

  Cool concept, But you should wait before getting it, buggy as hell and the framerate is unplayable on a decent laptop even with lower graphics settings
• gamedeal user

  Jun 20, 2022

  I need Infra 2
• binbows

  Jan 2, 2023

  The game is currently undergoing a massive overhaul/remake. I'd say only buy it if you want to support the developers. If you want to see the progress being made, be sure to check out the Open Sewer discord.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 13, 2023

  Sweet Jesus what a rough mess in the current state... I can't wait until they fix and polish this game... or better yet, make a sequel to Infra instead :)
• gamedeal user

  Dec 12, 2018

  I only played it for a few minutes due to time constrains, but the game makes a good first impression. The depressing athmosphere of Infra is present, feels like a continuation of the "Turnip Hill" level of Infra. I miss the voice acting though.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 12, 2018

  buy to support development. theres bugs, but theres good game brewing here. perkele!
• gamedeal user

  Dec 13, 2018

  I've already put about 9 hours into this game. This is an intriguing spin off of Infra, based off of a specific late game level. The level in question presented itself pretty interestingly, and surprisingly works well as the base concept for a spin off game. You play as some form of undesirable who's been exhiled from Stalburg to a ghetto safely removed from the city. You're stripped of your money and assigned a residency that happens to be a whole apartment block. From there its scrounging bottles for OC coins (the currency used instead of a real money) doing favors, and selling stolen goods to traders all to scrape enough money to start making your empty apartments livable. It's got a strange sort of Stardew Valley feel to it, if instead of a farm you had a run down ghetto, and instead of being a cute farmer you're a depressed alcoholic and mushroom addict. Developers are pretty responsive in their discord, and bugs seem to be fixed as soon as they're reported. Its a little rough around the edges right now but I don't expect it to take too long for it to get polish and new features. Based off of how well they did with Infra, I'd definitely recommend this game in early access. They've delivered on promises before and I'm excited to see where Open Sewer goes.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 14, 2018

  [b]For lovers of crunchy antihero indie games, [i]Open Sewer[/i] is really something special.[/b] I'm very glad I took a risk on this one. It reminds me slightly of titles such as [i]Cart Life[/i], or maybe to a lesser extent [i]Diaries of a Spaceport Janitor[/i]. While this is described as an RPG, it is much more of a management excercise. The artwork is charming and the atmosphere is thick. [i]Essentially, you need to find ways to earn money to support yourself (hunger, habits, health, thirst).[/i] You are given a dilapidated apartment complex, and fixing it up is no small chore. There are several layers of basic renovation, plumbing and electrical installation, furnishing, among other options. Each layer adds value and therefore increases rent payments. While the whole game is a grind, it's a very fun and satisfying one. Earning money can be done in several ways; you can simply collect garbage and sell or recycle it, brew and distill booze to sell, and of course collect rent once you fix up your apartment complex. It seems that at some point you may be able to even grow vegetables, but I cannot confirm that. [b]One of my favorite parts of this game is how realistic the brewing process is.[/b] It pretty much requires every step like IRL. The night and day cycle is great, and even at this early stage - the balance of everything is feeling good. The devil is in the details - even exploring the various aisles in the mini-mart grocery store is a delight. [b]I could gush on, but at the end of the day, if you like life management sims with an interesting setting and lots to do - you are likely going to have a good time with this.[/b] And there is a lot of meat-on-the-bone here too; after four hours of play I have barely made a dent in my renovation efforts, and have only begun tinkering with brewing. I am absolutely still exploring the map. [b]Pros:[/b] +This is a very unique game; if you like life management simulators with lots to do, this is a must-own. +The artwork and overall atmosphere is unique and quite charming (albeit cold and dark). +The balance feels good even at this early stage. +Has the most realistic brewing system I've ever experienced in a video game, and I love it. +Managing the myriad of renovations at the apartment complex adds just such a nice thick layer of complexity. +It's fun and addicting. [b]Cons:[/b] -Definitely needs some optimization. -While the world feels alive at times, there is very little 'motion'. Cars don't drive around, and people aren't walking the streets. I mean, it works, but I am curious if these details would add anything. [b]Truly an indie gem.[/b] A must-own and a steal at this price for folks that like this niche genre. I really hope this project continues and has a bright future.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 15, 2018

  EDITED in JUNE 2022 I originally wrote this review 4 years ago. Since then, there was no update to the game. I can no longer recommend the game since there was no output from the devs ever since. Their other projects also came to a halt, it seems like the team moved on to other things and are no longer working on their projects. Sad conclusion. --------------------------------------------- Originally wrote in 2018 I bought the game mainly to support the developers. I'm giving it a positive review because the game looks very very promising, and given what INFRA became I can only hope that it will get better as time goes. BUT-- for now, it needs a lot more polishing and bug fixing. Hence why I haven't played the game for very long, movements are clunky and NPCs are very basic. Graphics needs some rework because the lighting system does haywire when you enter lit areas or pass by a lamppost. I will rewrite the review in a while when it gets closer to "finished".
• gamedeal user

  Dec 18, 2018

  I love INFRA, so when I first heard this spin-off game, I was excited. Now I get my hand on it and I am satisfied. Although there are minor bugs and performance issue, it works well. Pros: -The unique economic system in Open Sewer, which is bottle recycling. Also come with Real money (RM) system. -The graphic choice fits well, but I kinda hope it looks more like the one in INFRA. -INFRA spin-off -Make moonshine out of shroom and human feces -Day-night cycle -TEDDY BEAR IS BACK -Vibes of being isolated and poor. -Own and renovate an unfinished tenament building. Cons: -This game is in ealry access, which means maps are small and lacks activities and NPCs at the moment. -Performance issues such as framerate drop after saving or day-night cycle -No other method to skip time beisde sleeping. -Maybe a tutorial on different systeams such as brewing, crafting, tenament management would be useful. -Lacking of a hud for displaying quests, clearer character status etc. Updates wishlist: -All-rounded tutorial -Larger map -More NPCs and quests -Flashlight maybe? -More junks and useful items to sell and buy -Performance improvement -Allowing for stacking more stuffs? -Lore related to Stalburg Underground? "Underground Justice" back in INFRA chpater 9 -A way to finally getting out of Open Sewer? An Ending? This game has so much potential to become big. Quite an addictive game as well.