This Indie Zombie FPS with Anti-Gravity Mechanics Wants Your Feedback

A Reddit user, WaffleRust, who is an indie game developer, is seeking player feedback on a game mechanic that they're considering incorporating into their Unity-based game. The footage reveals a first-person shooter game where players move across surfaces — horizontal, vertical, or even ceiling-like. As soon as the player lands on a surface, it becomes horizontal, regardless of its initial orientation. The developer expressed concern about potentially inducing motion sickness in players.

Many players have liked this innovative concept, noting that it reimagines the typical rules of physics, gravity, and space. Several users have suggested that smoother camera transitions or a reduced speed could help alleviate the sense of disorientation.

Upon reviewing other posts by the developer, we've been able to glimpse additional footage of this project, which will be a zombie-themed FPS. Let's have a further look at the game through the shared footage:

The game is still in its early development stage and does not yet have a title or Steam page. The developer began sharing footage approximately four months ago and is actively seeking feedback as development progresses. If you're interested in supporting this indie game's development, consider visiting their Reddit page to share your insights and suggestions.

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