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I picked this up because I was curious about the game and universe. Now I'm spending hundreds of dollars and countless hours of my time painting tiny plastic men

An absolute must play for fans of exploration, base building, and light horror.

I picked this up and played it on two separate occasions. Once, heavily with friends earlier near release, and again later from the start to get all the achievements.

This game is very fun with friends and provides you with the opportunity to explore a large map and approach missions in the manner you want whether it be stealth or loud. The abilities you can get from rebels are cool, the drone abilities are cool, there's not many vehicles but they fit well into the game. It's worth experiencing at least.

Aside from that, if you're looking to get all the achievements, prepare yourself, it's a long effort and not very fun. some of the achievements are very grindy, and you'll find yourself going all over the map picking up like, 200+ collectibles. Additionally, there are two DLCs, Narco Road and Fallen Ghosts. I played Narco Road first, and it was genuinely awful. It felt like Ghost Recon goes Tony Hawk, is so vehicle heavy, and just boring. However, Fallen Ghosts was excellent, even better than the base game in my opinion. It introduces some new enemies, isn't as grindy, and overall just fits the vibe of a ghost recon game.

If you're looking for a fairly simple WW2 turn based game to get all the achievements for this isn't bad. It's not going to blow you away or anything, but it's a chill game for the most part

One of the worst DLCs I have ever played. The heavy focus towards vehicles, stunts, gaining followers etc was not well executed and doesn't fit the vibe of Ghost Recon. Grabbed this DLC to complete the achievements for the game, had to spend like, 7 hours or more just driving around to power slide around 80 corners or do 50 jumps off of ramps around the map

Grab on sale.

Current version of the game is not terrible, but many features are lost or lacking. The UI does not properly detail resources or the impact of variables pertaining to them, combat statistics, build costs, etc. Gameplay overall feels less cohesive, though more interesting than Civ 6 at its launch. The city cap, while not crippling, is totally unnecessary and annoying, as well as counter to the point of the exploration age. There is also a significant amount of pop-up notifications that turn the game into a slog, especially upon first playthrough.

There are improvements, the combat is more interesting and enjoyable. The ages effectively turn every game into three and spice things up in comparison to other installments. Overall, the vibe is fresh, which the series needed in my opinion.

TLDR; wait for sale, buy Humankind in the meantime or keep playing other civ games. I'd wager this game will be worth it by next year

Repetitive, not interesting, gameplay lacks thought and creativity.

I've only played an hour and it's enough to realize that the meta of this game is:
Setup killing field
Backpedal to secure kills
advance and capture all objectives once the entire enemy force is dead

We're so back

I cannot recommend this game given the current state of the in-game economy. If you're a new player considering getting this game, understand that you won't be able to get to modern vehicles without paying money, and even in doing so, it take a tremendous amount of time.

This is the game that gets me to keep coming back to VR. It is simple enough for new players to pick up, as well as complicated enough that players who want something more will enjoy it. This is a must-have VR title