Uploaded August 2017 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Ever wanted to explore the human insides and shoot all the nasties in there? Project Remedium allows you to do just that, or so it claims…
A little girl has fallen in and what else is there to do? Why of course, you fill her up with nanobots and let them clean up the mess! For science! And presumably early beers at the local pub… that too. In any case, of course something has to go wrong, because otherwise there wouldn’t be much of a plot. As those nice doctors have presumably left for that fabled pub, it’s up to those few bots to heal the patients as best they can. Those skateboards aren’t going to ride themselves, so let’s get to work and blast some pathogens and rogue bots in order to get the meat fully functioning again.
As a fan of ‘Fantastic Voyage’ I was immediately drawn in by the premise of the game from the Polish developer Atomic Jelly and publisher Movie Games. It’s not exactly how I had imagined it and somewhere I wish there was more of an education aspect to it… yet the creative ideas I have seen I also kind of like. It’s an interesting design, that’s for sure. The game could use some improving on some technical parts as well, though the developer seems pretty devoted to do just that through updates.
Title: Project Remedium
Developer: Atomic Jelly
Publisher: Movie Games
Genre: First Person Shooter
Date of release: 29 Aug 2017
Available on: Steam (PC – Windows)
Steampage: store.steampowered.com/app/475090/Project_Remedium
Website: projectremedium.com
For some reason the recording ended up with a stutter. This was not the case during actual gameplay, not sure what happened there. There's also some keyboard sounds, have to get back into it again I guess? Sorry about that.
This is part of my Let's Check series. In these video's I take an unscripted look at a game I feel like talking about, for whatever reason. These video's range from first impressions on games I have no experience with, to some gameplay of games I want to show of, but don't want to devote a whole review or Let's Play too. Of course I will still share my opinion on the game, as I will no doubt make a fool out of myself with my abysmal gaming skills. If you enjoy these kind of video's, then check out the playlist on my channel to find more: youtube.com/playlist?list=PL578967AE2C52CA30
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Ever wanted to explore the human insides and shoot all the nasties in there? Project Remedium allows you to do just that, or so it claims…
A little girl has fallen in and what else is there to do? Why of course, you fill her up with nanobots and let them clean up the mess! For science! And presumably early beers at the local pub… that too. In any case, of course something has to go wrong, because otherwise there wouldn’t be much of a plot. As those nice doctors have presumably left for that fabled pub, it’s up to those few bots to heal the patients as best they can. Those skateboards aren’t going to ride themselves, so let’s get to work and blast some pathogens and rogue bots in order to get the meat fully functioning again.
As a fan of ‘Fantastic Voyage’ I was immediately drawn in by the premise of the game from the Polish developer Atomic Jelly and publisher Movie Games. It’s not exactly how I had imagined it and somewhere I wish there was more of an education aspect to it… yet the creative ideas I have seen I also kind of like. It’s an interesting design, that’s for sure. The game could use some improving on some technical parts as well, though the developer seems pretty devoted to do just that through updates.
Title: Project Remedium
Developer: Atomic Jelly
Publisher: Movie Games
Genre: First Person Shooter
Date of release: 29 Aug 2017
Available on: Steam (PC – Windows)
Steampage: store.steampowered.com/app/475090/Project_Remedium
Website: projectremedium.com
For some reason the recording ended up with a stutter. This was not the case during actual gameplay, not sure what happened there. There's also some keyboard sounds, have to get back into it again I guess? Sorry about that.
This is part of my Let's Check series. In these video's I take an unscripted look at a game I feel like talking about, for whatever reason. These video's range from first impressions on games I have no experience with, to some gameplay of games I want to show of, but don't want to devote a whole review or Let's Play too. Of course I will still share my opinion on the game, as I will no doubt make a fool out of myself with my abysmal gaming skills. If you enjoy these kind of video's, then check out the playlist on my channel to find more: youtube.com/playlist?list=PL578967AE2C52CA30
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Thank you very much for watching!
Liked what you saw? Then why not explore the rest of the HalfBlindGamer YouTube channel: youtube.com/user/HalfBlindGamer
Keep up to date with Seb's newest content by subscribing: goo.gl/QTTwz
Do you have a request or suggestion for future topics or projects? Let me know by leaving a comment, sending a PM or E-mail me directly at: HalfBlindGamer AT gmail.com
You can also get in touch with me through:
Facebook: facebook.com/sebastiaan.barneveld.31
Twitter: twitter.com/#!/halfblindgamer
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