Wasted

Wasted Game is amazing. This is a bully where you can really make progress, even if you die.
First, it’s a first-person shooter after Fallout and Borderlands. The game has a humorous tone, but don’t let the visuals fool you: it’s brutal. Your role is to reach the end of the dungeon, which is called “cooler” and drink “wine”. A “wine” is a buff (or a deaf, in some cases) that, once intoxicated, takes the player out of the dungeon with his inventory, allowing him to restart the dungeon from scratch.

Booze is a modifier for your character that lasts until death that involves modifiers such as increasing inventory space, increasing ammunition capacity, or increasing damage while killing enemies in a chain. In addition, players equip coaches, weapons, and bags to improve their efficiency. After death, you lose everything and gain a new vestry that stumbles upon a common sight: your abode.

Therefore, in bullying, death is final. However, your residence is unlimited. The home of the player’s character is the center of development for your gameplay. It works like a big storage chest for the characters who own the building. As you move further into the basement, you will discover new functions for your home. Regardless, every time you go out, stockpiling weapons and equipment is the cornerstone of the game. It’s an interesting system, both in mechanics and in storytelling. You may still lose a powerful character, but your new seekers will benefit from the hard work of your last generation.

The game is designed randomly, so the layout of the basement varies in a limited way (tilesets, etc.). Your character has to make his way using stealth, commotion, and range attacks, and some RPG light lock packing. There’s a ton of loot, and there are plenty of choices to make in the game, such as taking an unknown “buzz” buff/dips, or drinking an “alcohol” bonus if appropriate.