Adam

Adam is a roguelike first-person shooter about Yavuz, a soldier and robot pilot seeking revenge on the military corporation Nemesis. After his wife, Meftun, and their child are killed in front of him, Yavuz makes a deal with the boss of the military company he works for. The boss provides war robots so Yavuz can take over Nemesis territories, but his choices will determine how the story ends after a second betrayal.

Fight through Nemesis territory

You fight enemy robots across successive levels, starting in underground tunnels and moving through train stations, production factories and warehouses. Killing enemies and passing levels lets you choose improvements such as armor, bullets and skills. Each group of levels ends with a boss level that leads to the next area; completing the challenging final level finishes the game.

The levels come in repeating groups, with choices between levels and character development after death. When a robot is destroyed, you continue the fight with a new one, carrying forward development. The shooting is designed around quick aiming and kills, with weapons, enemy attacks and other mechanics adapted to the roguelike structure.

Robots and upgrades

Enemies are AI-controlled bots with different movement speeds and damage values that pursue you across the map. You can collect Adamants from defeated enemies to unlock weapons, with three different weapons available. The game also includes varied bullets, armor and enemy characters; after death, character development can make you stronger and unlock features such as a minimap.

Story and presentation

The story follows Yavuz’s decisions as he takes Nemesis territory and faces the consequences of his boss’s betrayal. Story elements appear in an opening video, in-game shouts and an ending video, while you can also fight robots and interact with various characters. Dynamic Music Transitions adapts the music to the pace of the action, and the game features realistic sound and visual effects that vary according to where you shoot. The hangar has a quick-to-navigate menu.