STUFFED the game

 Thank you to the DEVS for a key to this game, I was not paid for this review.




Stuffed is an amazing, COD zombies like first person shooter where you survive 10 waves a night while protecting Ellie's (Your owner's) door. 

**Future video to be posted here**

The game itself feels very nice, hitboxes seemed to register well, the game feels well balanced. At least for the first few waves. The difficulty seems to be very exponential though as by wave 8 or 9 you start feel very underpowered if you don't plan your journey to the T.

Sadly unlike in COD there is no Pack-A-Punch for your weapons, STUFFED deciding to take a leveling route instead. This can be nice unless you dislike rng in your games. STUFFED's leveling system requires you to make your way to the level up station and choose 1 out of 3 different options. It can be anything from Max Ammo to Extra HP. The options can feel very great sometimes where others you feel very let down for all your hard work to level.

The movement in STUFFED is very clean, the only let down being the restrictions on jumping, where most of the level has an invisible wall that doesn't let you over it. Not a deal breaker but a bit disappointing.

The tutorial is very hand-holdy, going as far as pointing out where your health and ammo indicators are. Very nice for new players, a little tedious for someone accustomed to basic FPS games.

The music is very nice, if not slightly repetitive at some moments. I found myself not paying too much attention to it.

Finally no major bugs were encountered. The largest i noticed is it felt as though sometimes my gun wasn't responding to a few of my shots. 

All in all I feel STUFFED is a well rounded game that both new players and veterans to the genre can find something to enjoy.


8/10
Not ground breaking but all in all an addicting experience.

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