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Stas Shostak / May 30, 2018 / Action, Adventure, Indie
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CompareSave One More is a heal'em up game about combat medic, where your task is to save lives instead of taking them
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There was a blocker at the end of winter level - now you can actually finish it (before this fix you can't) Also, there was no truck at the start of winter cutscene (you probably have seen it at the trailer) - it's also fixed. Thank you for playing and being there! Report to me bugs and I'll fix them as fast as I can.
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58% positive, 62 reviews
Cool concept and idea, game is let down however by technical issues. Pathing on AI is a bit erratic and especially around the flamethrowers you really have no idea how quickly you are going to burst into flames.. The achievements though are quick to grab.
1 found this helpful, 2026-07-27
This is an interesting one. Play as a medic in WW2 and try to save people. Graphics are nice and controls are simple. It's not as hard as I thought to get all the achievements from what other reviews said but I'm not sure what to expect anymore from reading reviews alone. If you're looking for another war game then get this one. If you don't care about it then don't bother. Choice is yours.
1 found this helpful, 2026-07-03
Simple, short, but I enjoyed it.
0 found this helpful, 2026-05-08
A good idea that is disappointingly let down by shallow execution and lazy design choices. I've wanted to play as a combat medic for some time, so I was excited to find that not only does such a game exist, but is currently on sale for just $3.00. Given the concept and the sad piano music that plays over the title screen, Save One More presents itself as far more than what it is: a shallow arcade game. A bunch of...
94 found this helpful, 2019-01-22
This is a ww2 from medic's eyes. Since you can't shoot you witness the horrors of war when your friends die around you in a slaugher, and try to save all you can - IF you give a ♥♥♥♥. If not, you can walk through primary objectives and never look behind. The game is harder than you'd expect from it's looks and you can fail at level 2, right after the tutorial, if you relax too much. Personally for me it reminds...
117 found this helpful, 2018-05-30
Indie action game where you, as a medic, save soldiers instead of shooting enemies ✅The graphics are decent for a low-budget game ✅The soundtrack fits the game Information ✅❌The game can be completed in 1.5 hours ❌Too high without a discount ❌Saving lives with one button could use some mechanics ❌Why are the controls in this game mouse-based and not the standard WASD? ❌The game makes no sense. We march with...
30 found this helpful, 2025-12-19
I've always been a fan of a game with a message. Maybe not quite the Reagan “Winners Don't Use Drugs” plastered on demo rolls for arcade machines, but when a developer is compelled to tell a message I can appreciate the value of that. I just also believe that a game should be fun to play before it tries to convince me it has the key to making the world a better place. Meaning and Messages There's no shortage of...
42 found this helpful, 2018-06-30
Innovative play, as a Medic, healing and guiding allies safely across the fields. Interesting scenes of toy soldiers on the warzone. Simply with mouse to move and clicks to interact, flimsy to touch. Entertaining, yet depressing at times listening to the music and watching the ragdolls fall. Patience, break up the cluster of allies, push them around, if keen to keep All alive. Overall short. Wait for a discount.
9 found this helpful, 2021-01-25
It's a good concept for a game but in my opinion, I don't think it's that well made. Your role in the game is not just a medic, but you also feel like the carer of a bunch of morons. The soldiers just continuously walk into badly placed fires, mines ect. They are meant to be trained soldiers, but you are just constantly trying to fix the result of bad AI, rather than just healing soldiers wounded in battle. If you...
6 found this helpful, 2020-01-15
Hard to save everyone. If you care, you spend an hour or so of gameplay. If you don't care about others...then it will be a really quick game. Can be stressful in case you want to end with everyone alive. Fun for reasonable money.
23 found this helpful, 2018-05-30