Ostatnie recenzje napisane przez użytkownika Cpt. Squirrel

The factory must grow at all costs!

Take my money! The factory must grow! Concrete must pour! Biters must bite the dust!

It's a little bit empty, like Lethal Company on day one.
However, that won't stop you from having a blast trying to interview the walking puffy Snail that tries to sell you Premium Account and Vehicles. Get a group of friends together and start interviewing weird things today!

I will change to positive review after Sony removes the requirement for linking to their ♥♥♥♥♥♥ account service.
Simple as that. Community has spoken, your turn, Sony.

Edit:The Ministry of Truth has been successful again.
I am true to my words and I have changed the review.
Good choice, Sony. Now keep it that way.

> Playing with 4 friends
> Decide to split up into two teams
> We move in through the main entrance
> Three paths: two lit and one very dark
> Search the lit rooms and find nothing useful
> We have no flashlights because we're poor af
> Friend says "♥♥♥♥ it, just got to keep on moving"
> I follow tightly behind friend who enters the unlit room
> Friend immediately disappears in front of me as he enters the unlit room
> Friend walked straight off the catwalk because there was broken railing straight ahead
> Stare in awe and realize I'm on my own
> Immediately leave the building with as much loot as possible and walk back to ship
> Wait for the other team to arrive
> Sees on the radar that one of the others are already dead
> Goes back to fetch one remaining item and try to localize last alive friend
> Get jumpscared by last friend leaving the building
> Get back to ship alive only to be jettisoned into space because we could not feed the giant tentacle our quota of scraps
> 10/10 would get eaten by the shopkeeper and be jettisoned into space for making it back alive empty-handed

Submarine editor goes Vroom!

So, like, imagine Payday 3, right...?
Except this is actually fun and enjoyable.
You don't even need the DLCs!

I was blackmailed to play this game. Game is (subverting my inner hate for fantasy) a good strategy game overall. I like the big battles. I hate the bad performance. They have no excuse for the terrible performance on many maps. Awfully optimized. And I've always hated the pricing of both the games and the DLCs. Shadow's of Change was the icing on the top.
-Arctifox

This game is an absolute gem and I've been waiting to try it for a few months now! I love the immersiveness and engagement the game provides and the little realistic elements like eating or sleeping aren't so annoying as one might think but are rather tools to move the story forward. It's really fun to explore murder scenes and connect new murders and figure out the culprit. Don't listen to the negative reviews that complain about the game being "too complicated". The game is simply not for them. However, I can see where their complains are coming from if you'd read on...


Why so negative then? Very simple answer: performance and stability.
In this one game session of six hours so far I've encountered two full blown crashes (and there is no auto-save). The performance is also absolute ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ in 60% of the time. Basically any time you're outside or inside a large hallway/ hub area you get a nice 15 to 20 frames slideshow (and that's on a 3060). The UI and user experience is also very lackluster in many places. An example would be opening pinned notes on the case board can open them behind the UI elements and makes it difficult to move around. Or how the strings connecting notes can disappear unexpectedly when you show/ hide unrelated strings (this might be intentional but then it's r*tarded by design). Dialogue is also rather buggy with one tenant repeating themselves three times about confirming that the victim is their neighbor. On the topic of dialogue, people are way too negative in the world. Nearly everyone you talk to want you out of the way with dialogue much like "None of your business". Just a little more reasoning behind their answers would be nice to hear.

Not a bug per say but for random jobs you pick up that tell you to find a breifcase for more information the photos can be many times incredibly poorly angled and you have to figure things out yourself. The size of the breifcase is also surprisingly tiny and very randomly placed in the location you're shown so finding it can be very difficult sometimes. Something to keep in mind.

If you're extremely interested in the game and have been eyeing it for some time and you also have at least something like an RTX card or thereabout then I'd say go for it, the gameplay when it works is really great. However, if you've recently found the game or is on the fence about it, don't get it. Wait 'til stability is improved and so that performance is at least playable in the busy/ large areas. The game is in Early Access after all and it rightfully needs some more time in the oven.

Edit: After lowering from 4k to 1920x1080 the game actually runs completely fine on the 3060 and thanks to the game's voxel style the lower resolution is not noticeable (though I do really think that going to 4k should not make this game into a slideshow. Pretty sure the rendering is flawed and incredibly inefficient). However, these "good" news also come with some bad news. I believe my save file must've been corrupted and any time external footage needs to be taken or rendered, it would seem, the game hard crashes. It happens whenever I try taking any photo (tried multiple times) and it also happened when I attempted to view CCTV footage.

A game with great potential (especially considering Team17 as publishers)!
Basically Escape from Tarkov but you're in space and you can pilot your own frigatte.

I refunded the game because there is a slight lack of content at the moment and I have more important use of that money but any competition in the looter-shooter genre is good competition.

Escape from Tarkov is sitting on their high horse with tons of money from Edge of Darkness players and not coming out with anything particularly good as of lately. Besides is Tarkov very unrealistic (*sigh* Recoil) and simply not fun for people with lives.

Little critique for devs: without a strong lore, the very old-school World War 1/ 2 weapons throws me out of the atmosphere. Why are we in space, raiding rather hi-tech (even though it appears to be based during the 90's or early 00's considering the terminal screens) using over a decade old weapon designs? The M16 and its peers has been in service by the US army for over 30 years at least when this seems to be taking place.

I would love more modern weapons. Even weapons which has taken some creative liberty (not strictly replicas like Tarkov has done; see Arma 3's arsenal as example)!