Kletka

Release Date: December 13, 2024 Early Access

Action, FPP, survival horror, horror, indie games, co-op, Surrealism, multiplayer, singleplayer, internet, LAN

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Kletka is a first-person survival horror, in which we explore the post-Soviet Gigastructure full of traps and beasts. We are forced to manage resources and to feed a unique hungry elevator which is capable of consuming both traditional fuel and human meat.

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[0:49] Kletka Early Access Release DateTrailer

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All Reviews: Very Positive (1,479)

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User Reviews Summary generated by AI

The main pros of the game

Atmosphere and Aesthetic: Many players praised the game's strong atmosphere, unique post-Soviet aesthetic, and engaging visuals. The game successfully creates a creepy and immersive environment.
Gameplay Mechanics: The core gameplay loop of scavenging for items and feeding the elevator is described as addictive and fun, especially when played with friends. The mechanics, such as the Samosbor event and the ability to interact as a ghost, add depth to the experience.
Replayability: Players appreciate the variety of levels and the random elements, which contribute to high replay value. The game is seen as having a lot of potential for future updates and community modding.
Co-op Experience: The game is highly recommended for multiplayer sessions, with many players enjoying the chaos and camaraderie it fosters among friends.

The main cons of the game

Revive System: Several reviews highlighted issues with the revive mechanic, particularly in larger groups. The system revives the most recently dead player rather than prioritizing those who have been dead the longest, which can lead to frustration.
Content and Variety: Some players noted a lack of variety in enemies and challenges, feeling that the game can become repetitive. The final boss fight was also criticized for being underwhelming and not matching the intensity of earlier gameplay.
Bugs and Glitches: As an early access title, players reported various bugs and jankiness, which can detract from the overall experience. Issues with game stability and server desync were mentioned.

The features or elements that are missing from the game according to users

Information Gathering: Users suggested the addition of a database or post-game review system to help players track events and learn more about the game mechanics, as organic learning can sometimes feel overwhelming.
Tutorial or Guidance: A tutorial or more hand-holding at the beginning was requested by some players to help new users understand the game mechanics better.
More Content: Players expressed a desire for additional content, including more enemies, items, and environmental variety to enhance gameplay depth and keep the experience fresh.
Customization Options: A request for more customization features, such as allowing all players to have unique cosmetics rather than just the host, was mentioned.

Summary

Overall, KLETKA is viewed positively, especially for its co-op elements and atmospheric design, but players are eager for improvements and additional content as the game continues to develop.

Summary generated on: January 6, 2025

Kletka is a survival horror with a first-person view, kept in the style of games from the first PlayStation console. The game throws us into a post-Soviet structure filled with traps and monsters. To go down, we need to use the carnivorous elevator. This independent project was created in collaboration between Chilean In404 and Russian Callback studios.

Plot

The so-called Gigastructure serves as a place of destination for the most dangerous criminals. Out protagonist delves into the depths of this post-Soviet object, and to accomplish this, the titular Kletka is needed - a fuel-consuming living elevator, which does not disdain meat.

Gameplay

In Kletka we slowly make our way through the levels of the dark building, collecting energy, parts, and provisions for the elevator that doesn't distinguish between fuel and meat. If we don't want to be eaten alive, we have to feed the elevator and use the brake lever judiciously. In order to refuel the generator and repair the machinery, we are forced to traverse the corridors of the Gigastructure. They are not much safer than the elevator. Detecting resources in dark and mine-filled land areas, as well as in rooms with electrified water, requires the use of a flashlight that needs to be charged at regular intervals. Engaging in combat with various bizarre monsters is also required.

The omnivorous elevator carries both danger and protection from Samosbor, an enigmatic anomaly from which no resident has survived. When we hear the siren's wail, our only salvation turns out to be a starving Kletka.