CG writes: INSOMNIA The Ark from Russian developer Mono Studio is a diesel-punk sci-fi Role playing game set on-board a massive abandoned space metropolis called Object 6. Its goal was a 400 year journey to find a new home for its inhabitants but instead has fallen into chaos. Having woken from a cryogenic sleep, your character who somehow is humanity’s last hope enters the fray despite having a rare psychological disease which manifests itself during the story.
Chris from DSOGaming writes: "So…where should I start? Right, INSOMNIA: The Ark is not a good game, not a complete disaster but damn the game feels outdated. Of course this is not a Triple-A game, the goal on Kickstarter was seventy thousand US dollars and that was a couple years ago. Mono Studio are the developers behind the game and if I am not mistaken this is their first game. Published by Hero Craft which mostly publishes video games for mobile phones; honestly this feels like a mobile game and plays like a mobile game. Did I mention the game costs thirty dollars? No I didn’t because it sounds ridiculous. No one should pay more than ten dollars, at least as it is now. I am not saying this is the worst game ever but usually unfinished games do not cost more than ten dollars."
This game has the direction to be a great game, everything from the setting to the combat has amazing potential. But there are too many issues that overshadow what this game does right.
Insomnia: The Ark is a third-person action-RPG developed by Mono Studio and published by HeroCraft. It takes place in a retro-futuristic dieselpunk world.
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