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Great game. 10/10. Lots of fun.

We alternate between Space Marine 2 and Helldivers 2 for our " Horde kill " games. Ones an Imperial Guard Simulator and one is a Space Marine Simulator.

Can't go wrong. It feels quite polished and worthy of a AAA title. A phrase that often is full of disappointment and shame. But this is what AAA used to be, what we used to get over 10-15yrs ago when profits and horribly deadlines weren't always put first.

I hope Saber Interactive and Focus continue this trend. If not, well it was a great game for its time :D

Loving this game. It isn't Frost Punk 1 and I was hesitant for a bit. But once you get past the tutorial it is crazy how much depth this has. It has a lot of similar systems but they feel good.

From factions being meaningful to choices, the overworld stuff isn't overbarring and annoying. The district system is a giant puzzle and I love it. I got it early and haven't been able to put it down. The difficulty is there too, frostpunk 1 I could do it all no problem. But this game has teeth on the high difficulties! I'm still on the story but this game rocks.

I do not regret buying the deluxe either, gimme those DLC's!

This games awesome. You can feel the passion and love put into this title.

It's pretty good, but hot take I liked their Divinity Titles more. I have no love for DND, nor do I hate it. But the combat system feels like a downgrade and very restrictive. It's not a bad game, but I just prefer Divinity's formula far more. I know the game got tons of fan fair for adding romance/the idea of sex. That's alright but it's not why I play games and I realize Bioware has been letting people romance to their hearts content for years.

I hope games that enjoyed BG:3 realize Larian makes stellar games. Wizards of the Coast were massive ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ to Larian as a publisher and as Larian moves on they'll make more stellar games. I hope you join them for the ride and not just because this had sex appeal and Dungeons and Dragons.

Ciao

Really great game so far. It's in early access, but its been worked on for years and it shows. It's not a broken mess and it has at least 40 hrs or more depending what your jam is.

I'll probably 100-250 hrs out of it given 3 scenarios and all the difficulty settings + you can approach things differently.

Do not expect an EA game to have thousands of hours. I see some complaints, well.. if it isn't worth $40 then wait. But this isn't anywhere near the buggy, unstable mess I've see most EA release in.

Can't wait to see the final product.

I'm seeing tons of negative reviews with under an hour played which is wild. This game has a lot of content in it. It's like Frostpunk, Surviving the Aftermath had a kid. It's got some very fun idea's. I've never had any bugs or weird issues so far nearly 10hrs in. I speedran a bit of the game on normal to see a lot of content and work it out. On higher difficulties it doesn't hold your hand.

Campaign is also very Frostpunky.

I see a lot of comments about logistics being " the resources just teleport " which means they've removed a lot of the fiddly stuff about needing logistics personnel and whatnot. Honestly, I don't find that an issue. A lot of survivial games actually have a lot of issues on this and this is where a lot of bugs come up. Settlement Survivial had some of these issues as did the Kingdoms card-style approach.

Maybe this isn't for you, but a survival game to me is not about logistics. It's about reclaiming the downtrodden world and actual survival.

The world map stuff is way better than most survival games. You build outputs, send people, some have water, etc. You need to give them powertools, rations, blah blah. Way better than Frostpunk and AFtermaths idea of exploration honestly.

$40 is steep for an indie title in this genre. It's worth the money to me but you can always wait until its fully released. I can't wait to see more from these guys.

This game is awesome, I poured over 70hrs into it and didn't even realize it. I'm sure it slows down more post-end game grind. But trying out all the classes and trying to get them all to 60-70 and seeing how they work is great.

70 hrs? It's worth my $40 already. Even if it ended now I'd be satisfied. I can't wait to see what this games future is.

Great game, rough launch and needed a lot of balancing.

You'll see a lot of bad talk from AOE2 fanboys. But they don't remember how refined AOE2 is and how long it took to get there.

AOE 4 in 2024 is great fun. (Even most of 2023)

It's catching up to AOE2 in terms of numbers. But don't let that fool you, AOE2 has a high pop cause it runs on toasters the world over. That's not a shot at it or a bad thing. But a huge part of the player base won't be playing AOE4 due to the hardware requirements of a 3d game and not a sprite based.

Game on, I've played and loved all the AOE franchises. AOE4 is just another installment to a saga of a franchise I love and grew up on.

Love this game. 10/10 fun with my buddy playing the entire game through the current content.

It's funny how angry some nerds are about the game releasing a few skins for the game in early access.

The game is $20. If you don't want to buy any DLC, don't. But for a lot of us that's a way of supporting the developers.

If this game was $79.99 I'd agree. But for $19.99, I've ♥♥♥♥♥♥ INTENSE levels of enjoyment from this game. If you're so hard to penny pinch just go pirate your games. But realistically for $20 this game SLAPS so hard.

Price point matters a lot. I think you could pre-order Diablo 4 for like $160 and it has insane monetization. V-Rising is a better game and costs $20. Do the math lol

Wait till they get rid of the PSN log in nonsense.

Edit- They got rid of the PSN log in nonsense. Great game that listens to it's players.