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Them and Us is a classic, survival horror game with a focus on atmosphere and player immersion. Discover the truth of Alicia’s past as she descends further into her strange, unending nightmare.
Them and Us is a female protagonist, survival horror and horror game
developed by TendoGames Co. and Ltd.
and published by TendoGames Co., Ltd. and 方块游戏(CubeGame).
Released on September 28th 2021 is available only on Windows
in 13 languages: English, Simplified Chinese, Turkish, French, German, Japanese, Portuguese - Brazil, Korean, Italian, Romanian, Russian, Spanish - Spain and Hungarian.
It has received 1,399 reviews of which 1,066 were positive and 333 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.3 out of 10. 😊
The game is currently priced at 33.99€ on Steam, but you can find it for 0.79€ on Gamivo.
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System requirements
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS *: Windows 7 / 8.1 / 10
- Processor: Core-i5 or an equivalent
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660 (2 GB Memory Minimum) | AMD Radeon HD 7870 (2 GB Memory Minimum)
- DirectX: Version 9.0c
- Storage: 35 GB available space
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A Decent Classic Survival Horror Game I started this game on hard mode with a fixed camera and tank controls as a lover of the survival horror genre. What a truly challenging experience the first section or hour of this game with fast zombies and very tight resources where avoiding zombies and route planning is a must. When I reached the first boss or special enemy, I realized this game does not really work with standard tank controls because I will get hit no matter how patient or clean my movements are. Rather than evasion, I needed to go for precise head or leg shots for staggers that is in the realm of over the shoulder (or dare I say FPS) controls. One cannot change control schemes and I did not want to, so in a rare compromise I started a new game at a normal difficulty and everything felt better and fairer but this soured my opinion about the game. Let me be fair, this game is fundamentally good adhering to the standard genre tenets. It has a many areas in terms of content and the puzzle mansion is solid. The story being more inspired by Nosferatu is kinda refreshing. It also has a fair bit of references in terms of camera angles, set design, events and locations with their own twist. The common save room in particular is a pleasant surprise. This is a recommendation for genre fans. That being said, I didn't find this game memorable and a bit bloated. While it has many areas, the layout and structure cause more backtracking where an unlimited inventory for key items would make sense. It does not really have good or satisfying puzzles maybe except for the optional weapon even then it feels out of place. The story is serviceable but it is a mess with how it is delivered from its mixed presentation of cutscenes, notes and memories. The twists and unreliable memory just makes me less invested in how its trying a bit too hard. Perhaps out of obligation, it has a second character that could be written out of the game since they matter so little in the story. The one peeve I could not let go is how fixed camera is the worst camera style for the enemies here maybe more so not built with it in mind. Stagger or crippling enemies is mandatory in higher difficulties both to save ammo and create space to move. Enemies and in particular bosses have bursts of speed where stationary firing is a huge negative considering the other styles can move and shoot. Typically, bosses are a mixture of puzzle and resource management without more complex mechanics like dodging or abilities to compensate. Looking at achievements for this game, it saddens me to see fixed camera has the lowest completion considering this is a nostalgic game. In a way, this game mixes so many inspirations and recreations that is ambitious but goes a bit much to remind me of other better games. I suppose I am looking for more personal touch or style.
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Like Classic RE2 and reMake. You can play Over the Sholder or Tank controls. Very nice game that remenace Resident Evil.
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This game definitely understood the assignment. If you're a survival horror fan you should definitely check it out. However, it IS an indie game, so it's pretty rough around the edges and you'll probably need to use a walkthrough to avoid walking in circles endlessly. The level design in particular is more of a nuisance than anything else. I get what they were trying to do, but it just doesn't work. In a survival horror or metroidvania style game the map feels rewarding and it makes sense. But in this game, the "keys" are usually super cryptic and not obvious at all. Many times you will find yourself with an item that you have no idea what it's used for or why you even picked it up. And the maps don't connect (meaning depending on what area you're in that's the only map you'll be able to see). All these types of games have that a little bit, but in this game because of the map design it's just frustrating more than anything else. Overall it's worth playing through at least once, but you may have to resort to using a walkthrough to avoid walking endlessly in circles, the puzzles/keys just aren't intuitive enough. It does more right than it does wrong though, and it's impressive considering it was basically made by two people. Bottom line: If you're not a survival horror fan, it may not appeal to you. Survival horror fans should at least play through this once. I actually may play it again (you can play over the shoulder, fixed camera, or first person) a few years from now around Halloween or something.
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This game is a love letter to classic Resident Evil fans. To progress through the game, you need to solve little riddles and find key items that grant you access to new areas, in a similar fashion to pure survival horror Resident Evil titles. This is, in my opinion, the best aspect of this game, and I especially appreciated the first indoor area, which reminded me of the iconic Spencer mansion, both in terms of setting and exploration. Upon starting a new game, besides the difficulty settings, you will be asked to choose one of the three camera modes: fixed camera, over-the-shoulder third person camera and first person camera. I beat the game with the traditional fixed camera setting, but the presence of other perspectives will certainly be a valid excuse for further playthroughs. Other survival horror elements include limited inventory space, limited resources, option to run past enemies to save ammo, item storage box, limited saves. I'd rather not spoil anything, but I found the "typewriters" of this game a genuinely creative idea. You can also drop items on the ground and pick them up later. It is interesting to see how they actually made this process nice and fluid, unlike Resident Evil 0. There are a few minor hiccups here and there: the title screen and the pause and settings menus are very rudimental (ugly text on a background) and they might not reflect the passion and commitment the developers put into the game; don't be tricked into thinking that it's a bad game because of that. I also found the "fixed moving" camera quite confusing in open spaces (Yes, the fixed camera actually follows you around, more like Code Veronica than the classical trilogy, where it is firmly fixed). Aiming up and down is quite counterintuitive, especially when enemies are higher or lower than you. Shooting up or down enemies on the stairs is not always succesful and bullets sometimes miss when they shouldn't. Overall, I recommend this game to anyone who misses old-school survival horror games. It doesn't always shine with originality, but I do not think that was the priority anyway. Them and us is a nod to the golden days of survival horror, and the quality of its atmosphere, environmental music, level design, puzzles and exploration will make for an unforgettable adventure.
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I'm really enjoying 'Them and Us' and highly recommend it to horror fans. This game captures the scary, gritty atmosphere reminiscent of the first Resident Evil games, delivering a true survival horror experience. The story is gripping, with a haunting atmosphere, some puzzles to solve and it pulls you into Alicia’s nightmare as she fights for her life in a world twisted by unknown forces. The combination of fixed camera angles and over-the-shoulder gameplay gives players the flexibility to choose their preferred play style, whether it's a classic or a modern experience. The attention to detail, from the realistic damage system to the challenging puzzles, and the zombies look pretty cool too, it makes every moment tense and immersive. If you're a fan of the genre, this game is a must-play! GG.
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Them and Us is currently priced at 33.99€ on Steam.
Them and Us is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 33.99€ on Steam.
Them and Us received 1,066 positive votes out of a total of 1,399 achieving a rating of 7.32.
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Them and Us was developed by TendoGames Co. and Ltd. and published by TendoGames Co., Ltd. and 方块游戏(CubeGame).
Them and Us is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Them and Us is not playable on MacOS.
Them and Us is not playable on Linux.
Them and Us is a single-player game.
There are 5 DLCs available for Them and Us. Explore additional content available for Them and Us on Steam.
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Them and Us does not support Steam Remote Play.
Them and Us is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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TendoGames Co., Ltd.
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方块游戏(CubeGame)
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28 Sep 2021
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