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game good, made 4km tall storage tower and spent 12+ hours making it work just enough to call it a day

I once liked the game a lot, but it is effectively dead, no reason to purchase an unfinished game that will no longer be getting any support or updates of any format, gg urvogel, one hell of a yogventures scam

Spooky as ♥♥♥♥

After playing space engineers for a couple hours now, I can say this, I believe the reason nobody plays this ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ game, is because they (the devs) haven't streamlined the progression system, take Minecraft for example, you start with your bare hands, and progress, to wood, then stone, so-on, so-on. However, the early game progression is at least fast and extremely pleasing/noticeable to the player. In space engineers, I start building a base, takes over 45 minutes to get the bare minimum of materials required to build a floor, now you have to repeat this with an entire ceiling and 4 walls, and that is if you want your base to look like a brick. Now, on top of that, you have to do this is a timely manner as your only source of oxygen and power, at least on a lunar spawn, is your rover, which will last about 8 hours in real time, and by the time it runs out, you have to have an air-tight, fully powered, and self-sufficient base. If all of those are looked at, as tasks, they each require specific buildings to perform each said task, refineries, assemblies, and solar panels, all of which cost entirely too much material for the game to really be any fun, you have to mine the bleak, grey landscape for at least 30-45 minutes to make a single piece large machinery. The only faster way is to make a ship that can do the heavy lifting and mining for you, but to even reach the stage where you can make a ship, you have to have built a base first, thus solidifying the issue that is slow progression.
HOWEVER. This is all my opinion and from my experience, this isn't an objective truth or even a fact, I just personally feel that the game takes entirely too long to start doing the fun things, I myself, wish to do.
Overall score: 5/10, I much prefer creative to survival in this game. (for me, to put it at the simplest wording; surviving in this game feels like more of a chore than a game)

Its been probably 10 or more years since I played final fantasy x as a young teen or so, and I never got the chance to beat it when I was younger, but since I bought it a while ago, I've been playing it nonstop for a week or two now, it took me a total of 37 hours to beat the game, and I gotta say I'm very glad I did beat it, great narrative, great moral, voice acting is obviously lacking at times but regardless, this game took my heart for certain, for being outdated as hell, the nostalgia kept me playing, great game and thoroughly recommend to anyone who's never played it, overall, one of the gems that I missed growing up, one that still keeps my attention while competing with games from a modern era

Summary:Excellent example of a modern, singleplayer fps title, The multiplayer aspects of this game are limited and don't hold nearly the same level of focus and determination as the solo experience provides, best played with the mindset of achieving the fastest possible missions, as it will increase the adrenaline when you are flying from one demon to the next, eviscerating everything that moves in a flurry of fists and shotgun shells. (Note: I personally also advise that for your first playthrough, take your time, the doomslayer didn't wait in eternal rest to be proper ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ by a demon because he didn't have all the collectibles and skills he wanted)
Gameplay: Flying like an Eagle which has been given every drug known to man alongside godlike strength is a great way to spend quarantine while we're all at it. Rip and tear, chainsaw, flame belcher, run to next victim; rinse and repeat until you've beat the game.

Fun

Monster Hunter Tri veteran here, If you enjoyed any of the older titles for the great experiences in hunting, this is for you absolutely, if you're an elitist hunter who believes in the true grinding nature of MH, you'll still enjoy the hunt but find this game immensely easier than anything you're used to. That being said, is still a must-play choice for all who enjoy the MonsterHunter-like genre, including pork souls and the various copies of the MH formula, since 2004 babeeh, That's also right, nothing is a "soulslike" its all been lies, every hard game is actually a MHlike game, get prankt. Tiny rant aside, is a very enjoyable experience for veterans and newbies alike, and is in my opinion an excellent example of gaming that should stand the test of time and give itself to the community for years to come, if you are reading reviews to know whether you should buy it or not, I say treat yourself, buy iceborne and speed through low rank and high rank in under 26 quests like I did, and enjoy the G-rank environment (Master-rank for noobs and plebs).

Feels jank sometimes, but is generally a great experience, A must-play for starwars nerds.
And if you came looking for something to sate your dark souls appetite, play on Jedi Grand Master, you'll thank me later

No longer filled with cheaters but still bad