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The only MMORPG I loved.

The game has a long, engaging and very relatable story. It genuinely feels like a very wholesome, fun, non-toxic MMORPG, but it's also singleplayer. It takes the best of both worlds and creates a huge, intricate world full of quests, loot, secret and NPCs that make the world seem so alive. You can grind levels, farm areas for loot to craft high-end items and the level scaling feels great, gives a proper challenge.
It also feels like a great JRPG. A skill tree that doesn't feel like just playing with stats and numbers, and you can also swap out certain skill branches whenever you want if you want to change your attacks. Crafting takes real effort and not pure grind even in the endgame and honestly all items are decent so you can build your set however you like, whether you like to focus on movement, ranged, melee, tanking, or a retaliation build. Boss fights and enemies are all unique and very cool, pretty challenging too.
Music and artstyle are absolutely beautiful. You can get lost in the chill vibe of the world and not wanna come out. As if you're actually living in the game.

There's also a NG+, but it's a great one coz you can customize the game using "trophy point" you unlock by unlocking achievements. You can put on disabilities or buff yourself up. You also choose which aspect of your progress you want to keep and you can also put on some goofy effects like making all ground slippery like ice.

TLDR; This is probably the only MMORPG I'll ever like for how unique and fun and engaging it is all the way through. And I'm sad that I finished it. I'm really gonna miss it. (DLC spoiler)Looking forward to the sequel, as hinted in the post-ending DLC.

I really wish I had bought this game sooner and put a lot more time into exploring it.

If you're a fan of games such as Antichamber, NaissanceE and Monument Valley, this game is perfect for you. The music, visuals, and architecture of the game are very well done. The puzzles themselves are well thought through, and pose a decent challenge, but never too much as to become tedious and exhausting. The mesmerizing non-Euclidean architecture of the world is itself part of the puzzle as you often shift gravity and traverse it on all of its sides.
The main route itself might is straightforward enough and rewards you with a very decent feeling of satisfaction at the end when you finish it. But if you wish you could play a little longer, the game won't leave you unsatisfied in the slightest. The ultimate challenge and true test of your will is in attempting to get the "The Game is Not Enough" achievement. It's in this playthrough that you will discover the true depth of the game's puzzles, and the absurdly complex and hidden shortcuts and paths that you missed in the normal playthrough. You may have noticed some of these mechanics before but now they are not only essential but sometimes your only way to progress. If you manage to do it alone, I truly congratulate you for this accomplishment but I gave in and looked up a guide or two to help me along the way to get this achievement. Still, I could not believe what I just did when I finished the game and got the achievement and it made me appreciate the game a lot more. And that is why I write this review.

Get this game, take your time and enjoy it to the fullest. You will not regret it.

This is a very tricky game to judge. On one hand, the physics and sandbox elements of the world are incredibly impressive. There are numerous, complex and very satisfying interactions between enemies and the environment that happen naturally as you explore. The world itself is vast, varied, and jam-packed with so many secrets it's actually mind blowing. The wand-crafting and spells in the game are also very very fun to play with and very very customizable.
To make it short, you can spend your whole life exploring enjoying a single run in the game. Now for the bad part, in my opinion. The learning curve to get decent enough at the game is very steep. You need to explore a few secrets to unlock some spells, and spend some 10s of hours learning what spells there are, how they interact with each other and how to wand-craft efficiently (or watch a few hours of yt videos on them). You're also better off playing the game very slowly and cautiously if you don't wanna die on the first couple levels.
That said, if you manage to persevere through the initial stages of the game progression and get decent at it, it is an incredibly chill and mesmerizing game. You can spend days and maybe weeks enjoying the game. I personally have not reached that far yet. I still enjoy watching people be great at it on streams lol

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If you've played RoR:
- the upgrade from 2D to 3D has made the world a little easier to see but also really fun
- some characters need small balancing to be viable for long solo runs but otherwise they're all unique and fun
- there aren't a ton of enemy types added yet, but the ones that are there keep you on your toes
- not all stages are great, some big some small, but all in all moving around in them is satisfying, and the area you can cover is amazing.

overall, if you liked RoR, you're probably gonna love the hell out of this one!

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If you've never played RoR:
- it's not too hard to get into, although it might be a little tough to unlock the first few character. Comando is a little tricky to pull off solo
- there are a lot of items and synergies, and that means your build and playstyle can be pretty dynamic which make each run fun and unique
- updates aren't too frequent but they aren't too far apart either. Once you get frequented with a few characters and builds, updates add new mechanics, maps, whole lotta features to get you back in to the grind.
- you start out pretty weak, but in a couple loops, you'll feel like a god, and that's really really satisfying.
- making builds isn't pure RNG, you get some item choices and you can also trade in some items for others so you always have some sorta control over your build but RNG also plays an important part.

overall, the game might start out rough as you unlock items and characters, and it might be eaiser to start out with a friend, but as you progress, it has almost infinite replayablity and is very fun.

I've had my eyes on the game for 2 years and started playing shortly after the NEXT update dropped. I have to give the devs credit, they are really putting an effort into their game and are always making little quality of life changes and adding more and more content and even story and balancing the mechanics.
Even though the updates and changes to gameplay are sometimes irritating for a little while till you get used to them, overall you frequently get new stuff to do, and new things to discover or build. The grind is pretty boring if you want special/unique S-rank items but there are tons of coords already discovered for those online.
The main and side quests take about 40 hours to complete and for me, I could go for another 20-40 hours of exploring till I feel like I'm grinding too much.
For the 90 hours I've put into this? yes it's absolutely worth it and I can't wait for the next updates and get back to it.

update: I've dumped way too many hours since Beyond dropped. Also moving to the galactic hub really changed my game experience. It is truly fascinating how far the game has come. Yes there are still annoying bugs and most of them don't get fixed for weeks but it's truly mind blowing what you can do in the game now. I still have ALOT of things I wanna do with the community and many solo projects I wana explore. I dare say NMS has the potential of being the next Minecraft.

This game has a lot of potential. Fluid Movement, smooth and very satisfying combat and a wide variety of moves and combos to customize. The masks are really really cool as well.
I do have three complaints about the game however, but these are all because it's an indie game developed by a small group, so don't take it too hard on the guys; the lag is unbearable and unfair when it happens, which isn't rare, the main story is really short and after that you gotta grind PvP matches to level up and get loot and XP, and lately poeple have been using really quick moves to make these "spam" deck as the community likes to call them, and that has made the game very frustrating for people who have been playing the game casually for a long time, like myself.

TL;DR it's probably got the most fun combat system in any melee combat game I've seen and it's a shame that the small team just don't have the time to fix these simple issues. Still, one of my all time favorites.

So many ships to choose from, so many weapons, engines, shields, etc. That awesome storyline which also acts as a walkthrough for each ship class, what else else do you need?!!
In my opinion, this game is worth much more than its price, it's a very well made RPG, if you're having doubts, you should just buy it coz you're not gonna regret playing this game.
Man, I wish that last level lasted forever...