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Very nice little upcoming cozy rpg.
For 10€ and the current content, it's worth checking out. I'm very impatient to see what might come in the future as this game would need a good amount of polish before I can say that it is VERY good.
Hoping for steam backgrounds and trading cards.

Will revisit at a future date to see how it has gotten!

Game is very capable and good for the most part, but it won't keep the playerbase for very long if they don't improve the story and monetization.

You can't just take Warframe's mechanics and make orokin reactors 25€ or formas 10€, you have to also copy the way they monetize their stuff and how hard upgrades are to grind for. Trading platinums is ESSENTIAL in Warframe's monetization and grind.

This is definitely a game that gets your head out of the water in terms of healthy game designs & monetisation.
Every time I go into a different online game, it's like I'm drowning again.

Gameplay is fantastic, the freedom of movement makes everything feel fluid and natural.
For looting, crafting and upgrading, the game is extremely fair. Only issue is that crafting stuff usually takes an absurd amount of times (3.5 days for new characters). However, each character is very distinct and they all have their purpose.

The beginner experience is well polished for such a big game, but players going alone usually end up very confused. Be prepared to look at online guides and the wiki after a while. I also recommend finding a clan, asking for help or getting a higher level friend to help you learn the basics and give you tips.

Powercreep exists, whether it's for weapons or for characters. It isn't as bad though, as the amount of power-crept content is usually very low and it doesn't mean stuff is completely unusable. You can stick to one/a couple characters or weapons for up to a few years with only few changes to your loadout if you wish.
You do need extensive resources and think about your loadout mods (upgrade modules) if you want to tackle high-level content. The upside is that loadouts can be changed on a whim and the game gives you testing areas.

In terms of monetization, Warframe is a prime example to study for game designers. It is one of the primary reasons this game is still as popular today. Every single mechanic is available for free and in a fair amount of farming. The paid currency is called "platinum" and can be exchanged between players. It can be used to bypass the farming of regular weapons & characters, aswell as buy cosmetics such as skins, accessories or color palettes..
Exception for "tennogen" cosmetics, which are player-made items voted by the community. They can only be bought using actual money. They make up for about 50% of the cosmetics currently and are often the better looking stuff.

This game's economy is one of the biggest parts of the community, and it becomes very simple after a while to trade for platinum. As an example, veteran players might find themselves farming prime gear and selling it, to buy more rare upgrade resources or stock up on platinum for the future.

I definitely recommend at least trying the game, it's free and the free experience is not hindered at all by the paid currency. Stay open-minded and don't be scared to try out new things!

This is a good game overall, but this is important to remember:

As a fallout game, it's probably the worst. However, this is actually a very good and capable standalone game (nowadays).

Really is a more of a playground for fans of the universe rather than a truly good -fallout- game.

Doesn't disappoint.

They removed the PSN requirements but instead just blocked the game from being purchased from the 180+ countries that don't accept PSN. This was not a win.

People wanted updates fast, developers decided not to give them any at all.

This was a somewhat flimsy game that needed further work and care put into it. However, I absolutely adored playing the ♥♥♥♥ out of this game. Very, very sad as of my review no new game exactly in this style is in anyone's radar.

The game feel was right, the factions were cool, the vehicles and combat was also good. Customization and weapons were diverse and a lot of playstyles were enabled. It did lack in most of those fields, but the base for a great game used to be there.

Absolutely wonderful. It's game like these that make me recognize that I haven't lost interest in games even as I grow older.

This is a review by a passionate Saints Row: The Third enjoyer who wished to see a good remaster.

Sadly, I thought that they would treat this "remaster" as a genuine rework and improvement to the original games, which I have played for about 100 hours.

Original bugs weren't fixed, and this remaster adds new ones. It also doesn't just add technical bugs but also visual, as in the main character looks absolutely hideous even though npcs were improved visually.

This remake feels to me like they just updated the game's specs for modern computers but didn't bother to change ANYTHING else apart bundle original dlcs into the base game.

I bought this game to try it out to play with my SO, and ended up buying her and myself the original with dlcs. If you want a full copy of the game in it's best state, I recommend buying the original game online (which hasn't aged badly imo).

Look, I haven't had that much fun playing a video game in years. The music is the best part, it definitely is a passion project.
Apart from being a meme-able game and the art being so unique, the game is truly beautiful in it's own right.