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I would say that this is a pretty disappointing successor to the Uncharted Waters series. The game is riddled with microtransactions, and the grind system is noticeably worse and more unfair compared to UW Online. The only positive aspect of this game is the improved graphics and new art style.

Apart from the variety of weapons and the vast amount of boons the game offers, the story itself also entices players to continue starting new runs. The mix of the elements of customizability and dialogue massively improves replayability, making it stand out from most roguelikes. I would say that this is definitely among the best games within the genre that I have experienced.

It was nice to see what happened after the events of the main storyline. However, the DLC itself felt dull. The story was neither thrilling nor exciting, and no new features were introduced. To be honest, I only stuck around for the sake of regaining 100% completion of the game.

It is quite an enjoyable 1v1 arcade game imbued with roguelike elements. I personally enjoyed spamming homing projectiles that travel at the speed of light towards my girlfriend.

I firmly believe that this might be the best sandbox voxel-destruction game currently available. The campaign introduces an increasingly challenging, heist-like experience that necessitates the modification and utilization of your surroundings to meet specific objectives. Beyond the campaign, you can indulge in a rich variety of both pre-installed and community-made maps and mods.

The DLC introduces a smaller separate campaign that is just as wacky and funny. It's something you should try and experience if you enjoyed the base game. However, I do miss Kenny.

A comedic and zany arcade shooter accompanied by very familiar voice acting. My favourite part about this game is that it brings a similar style of comedy from the show Rick and Morty.

It's a pretty decent supplementary DLC. The best part about it is probably the new customization feature and the addition of a new ship. However, the new area feels a bit empty.

From my experience, this is the best vehicular fighting game out there in terms of gameplay and mechanics. The only significant downside is its unfair free-to-play model. This model slowly starve players of in-game resources (especially at higher ranks) and imposes countless hours of grinding, thereby enticing them to spend money regularly.

The fact that this was not made by EA and does not use a third-party launcher makes this game better than any Battlefield title out there. Despite the polygonal graphics, the gameplay is practically similar to your typical Battlefield games.