Ashworld

OrangePixel

About this game

Ashworld is an open world action adventure set in a post apocalyptic world a few hundred years from now. Can you survive in the rough world, with it’s limited resources and supplies, hostile enemies, night-creatures and mutated animals?

Scavenge the world for food, weapons, usable items, and various scraps to use in trading or crafting.


What's in the game:

- Run and drive around the ragelands, visiting buildings, talking to people, beating up ragers and skellies.
- Use a host of weapons: boomerangs, chainsaws, rocket launcher, shotgun, machinegun, plasma rifle, flame thrower.
- Search through buildings, underground cavern’s, and unexplored area’s of the Ashworld for usable items.
- Find and drive a bunch of different cars, all with their quirks and challenges.
- A host of story missions and sub-missions to guide you around the world.
- Craft new items from junk in your inventory

Ratings and reviews

I was a big fan of Gunslugs by OrangePixel, but I don't vibe with this game quite as much. I feel like I'm always needing to either stop to go to sleep, get energy, or shelter indoors for the nighttime. The map is large, so walking for a few minutes depletes at least one of those things. Free health (or beds) are everywhere, so health is no issue except on big battles. Stuck on finding the Dog. My weapon unequips rather often, forcing me to the menu.

Loving this game so far! So excited to see more from this developer. Only thing I have is many times when leveling up, it's very easy to misclick when looking at abilities and accidentally pick one you don't want and you end up with a character build you don't like and the only way to undo is start the game over. I would love to see some kind of confirmation button or an undo for the last level or at least an option to turn off double clicking for selecting abilities.

Really liking this so far. Very nice little open world post apocalyptic action rpg. One major thing though. These spinning wheels with the platforms need to go or make their appearance only once in a while. They are so unnecessary and annoying to have to struggle with jumping on. They really take the flow out of the game and are too repetitive. I am just starting the game so maybe i will see less of them later, i dunno, but right now they're in almost every structure i go in.