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Good combat gameplay; but garbage loot, garbage AI, garbage connectivity, dead playerbase, and game-breaking flaws.

I've already had several experiences where I get to the very end of a level then get knocked off at the last second and have no option but to die and have to replay the entire level over again.

The AI usually idly stands by while you do any of the actual mission content like destroying chains or turning wheels. None of them actually contribute to the story. If you want that experience, you'll need real players. And good luck finding one that will stick through to the end of the mission. If another player hosts, you'll never finish the game in your lifetime. If the host leaves, the mission's over.

The chests are often literally empty so I'm not sure why they're even in the game. Your loot rarity depends on the difficulty. But even on normal difficulty I usually get the same loot that I already have or items that are worse than my current item.

I feel no progression despite actually leveling up. Save your money and just buy the second game in this series.

Last update was from December 2017. The dev then shows back up after over 1 year of silence advertising a new game after abandoning this one and acting like it was all okay. Codehatch is the same developer that made this garbage and the abysmal failure that was StarForge (also got abandoned and removed from Steam store even). Do not buy any games these scammers make.

Has a lot of potential. It's a really great game to chill with people currently as well. I appreciate the developers for making a game and not yet another template for grabbing cash.

Played this game with my church group. Very family / children oriented fun.

Got 1017 achievements in 13 minutes.

Nice calm relaxing game with a pleasant atmosphere. Greatly recommended for children ages 2+.

Imagine if The Witcher, Dark Souls, and Shadow of the Colossus had a baby. The resulting progeny would be Dragon's Dogma. This game was one of my favorites on the last generation of consoles. When I migrated over to primarily playing PC, I was saddened to learn that DD had no PC version. However, it soon came to my attention that this game would have a PC port. There has been a long history of developers half-assing their PC ports. I'm beyond ecstatic to announce that this game is a deviation from the aforementioned history. The controls are spot-on and the gameplay is just as great as it was on the console. But beware, this game is still just as difficult as I remember! I'm going to put countless hours into this game once again.

I bought this game for $0.67 and still feel ripped off.

With 4.0ghz CPU, 16gb RAM, and a 970GTX, I average about 10 FPS on lowest settings on this sh*t heap.

It should be illegal for this to be marketed as a playable game.

Game doesn't work. Says my firewall blocked it at random after working perfectly fine previously. Firewall says nothing is blocked and the support links are all dead links. Servers are no longer active, yet are required to be able to play even offline single player mode. Just another DRM stunt by a triple A company in attempt to stop pirating. I'll not buy another game from this company (if it even still exists) unless I'm getting it from Pirate Bay. Uninstalling this piece of sh*t.

Dayz:
- 2 years in alpha
- Glitchy as hell
- Lags on a NASA super computer
- 2 vehicles
- overpriced
- doens't work half the time

Surval: Postapocalypse Now:
- Week in alpha
- Very few hiccups
- Runs smoothly on maxed settings on mid-range PC
- Several vehicles
- 30 dollars cheaper than Dayz
- Works like a charm.

But it has too much snow. 1/10 - IGN