Ulasan terkini oleh Plitt

I enjoyed the DLC but was a bit disappointed with the amount of race tracks.
The racing was fun. Being able to destroy parts of the track in your first lap so you can have a shortcut the next laps is great.
There are 3 different types of races. Normal, K.O. (the last driver gets eliminated every 30 seconds) and Crash Derby.
There are 3 Maps. So you will drive the same track over and over again.
I was surprised to have a new "free roam" map with a couple of "classic" Heists missions, which I enjoyed.
The cars are more robust in the races than in the base game so you can survive a lot crashes.
A frustration factor is driving or debris from previous crashes with the enviorment. Sometimes it'll stop you. Sometimes it'll flip you sometimes it'll get stuck to your car so there is quite some luck involved with racing.
Final rating 7/10

I am a huge fan of space themed walking simulators like: The invincible, Red Matter, Deliver us the moon/mars. Lifeless Planet/Moon. I guess I was expecting too much. As a proof of concept this is ok. But gameplay wise there is not a lot do. I don't want to spoiler anything. At least the game is not that expensive

TL;DR: If you want a space themed walking sim with not a lot of gameplay but a great story: Go for it. If you want an interactive game: don't. Get the game if you like walking sims. Don't if you expect combat or complex puzzles.

Another one of those Space themed "Everyone is gone find out why" walking simulator games that I somehow really like. No combat. No Jumpscares. Similar to Lifeless moon/planet, The Station, Red Matter or The Turing Test. The Story was for once new to me and I all my guesses were completly wrong. Gameplay wise there is really not a lot. There is no jump and run action since every climbing or ascending is done via a prompt where you press W. No quick time events. There weren't even any complex puzzles to solve. The driving mechanic is a simple as it could get. This is a game that just tells the story by walking or driving. You can't even get hurt. I loved that the game gives you dialog options and it seems to me (I only played it once) that your actions and dialog options actually change the story.

Even though it's is family friendly themed it is great fun even as adults.
My first playthrough took me 13h which surprised me. The puzzles are usually easy to understand and rarely lead to frustration sometimes they are too obvious but that just increases the flow going through the levels. The story is corny and sometimes the humor was cringy but it made me laugh several times. I love the level design and the minigames were mostly fun, too.
I truly recommend this game

Get the game if you like walking sims. Don't if you expect combat or complex puzzles.
Another one of those Space themed "Everyone is gone find out why" walking simulator games that I somehow really like. Very simple puzzles some jump and run segments and ice pick climbing. No combat. No Jumpscares. Story told mostly in cut scenes as well as audio and text logs. Similar to Lifeless planet, The Station, Red Matter or The Turing Test. I can't tell if you get the story if you didn't play Deliver us the moon first. I recommend playing with a controller or at least with a high mouse sensitivity. I had 3 game breaking bugs that had me restart the last checkpoint. I recommend ray tracing turned off since I get only 40fps with RTX3080.

Truck in Mud goes brrrrr

press ALT+X to get to the Nvidia settings in game and turn on DLSS
otherwise you'll be low on FPS

After 5 years they still could not be bothered supporting the touch controllers of the Oculus Rift.
According to a comment you might be able to get this to work using the "reVive" software which emulates your Rift as a HTC Vive.

It's like Minecraft with physics
except you do some stealy wheeliey automobiley while Speedrunning aswell

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