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The pokemon company want to sue this game because it somehow copies pokemon mechanics?
1. This game is not like Pokemon at all! To catch pokemon you have to give them fruits to increase the chance of pokemon to get them caught. While in Palworld, you have to fight the pal using your trainer's guns or pals. Pokemon does not work like that.
2. Pokemon uses balls, not spheres, neither can you craft said spheres...
3. This is over Patents, not copyright, meaning Nintendo only does this to barrage Pocketpair with lawsuits untill they can't afford to defend themselves, which is a tactic called "patent trolling".
Nintendo or other businesses should not be able to do this without risking their patents/copyrights, for instance losing their copyright over all things pokemon, The aggressors in such lawsuits have no risk other than small chump change for them so they can just do this, which is a issue with Japan in general or whereever this lawsuit takes place.

Finally! :D

It's allot more game in this gem than you might think. It's a roguelike metareward type game with allot of RNG which makes every run different.

This game slaps cheeks!

It's fun, and does not feel like an unfinishied piece of poop like most other FPS games being released rn.

I reccomend this highly. Former DICE devs that made Battlefield and Mirror's Edge made this so that's where you should set your expectation

My first playtrough took 200 hours.. This game is way too amazing. Can't wait to embark on a new adventure once they patch act 3 abit more.

The best Rockstar game to date,
The best prequel to date, (haven't played the original so no clue what happens next)
The best gameplay presentation to date,
Good and unconventional story for games with an emotional rollercoster (especially high honor imo and with sidemissions done)

I'm not even that big into the whole western thing and haven't watched that many western when I grew up, but still,
This is a MUST PLAY.

Haven't touched the online that much though, this is purely my two cents on the singleplayer story and it's side missions.
Excpect 100+ hours of content the 6 first chapters and a long ass epilogue.

Rockstar really put their hearts and souls into this game and now I want to play the original to see how they develop this story and what happens with the survivors.

Going Medieval is obviously one of those Gnomeregan-esque games.
If you liked rimworld's attention to detail more than Foundation's ant-colony gameplay, you'll probably like this game.

Gameplay is basically Rimworld without mods, with the estetic of Towns, and graphics of Runescape.
You recruit 1 person at some longass interval and get raided when you accept their stats into your herd.
(which you will as the runescape characters usually complete tasks at a snails pace unless u micro one of them into a prophet of his peers ) than stock up for winter, and lose all your melee units that one time the enemy spawned near that one hole you didn't patch and spend the rest of the winter taking care of them while a literal ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ of wolves eats your chickens.

It has a nexus for modding, and it seems like it's already been populated somewhat with even a modloader or two. At the time of writing this (17 hours into save) it's in Early Access still and so far I'm still checking out the vanilla gameplay and so far it's surprisingly in depth relative to the early stages of similar titles. The building seems cool although the skybox is somewhat small.
(which might be my current game-settings Idk.. it goes to 16 blocks up).

tldr: Rimworld with Runescape graphics

Best walking simulator I've played, hands down.

it's aiit