Recent reviews by sea-x

True Ratched & Clank experience, very good PC port. Solid 100-160 FPS on DLSS Quality without raytracing.

Kinda buggy and terrible performance but I got a solid 70 hours out of it. True sequel in the spirit of the old games. Wait until they implement A-Life before buying.

Good pacing, started game and teleported 8 hours into the future

space heroine :+1: you start a game and you go to sleep 36 hours later

excellent gameplay loops (plural)

It's like the old Motherlode flash game meets Kerbal Space Program

It's a worse version of Fallout 4 with only small mechanical improvements and a vastly degraded experience due to the always-online-give-us-money mentality.

All of your actions go through the server, so even things like picking up objects or loot or sleeping on a bed take 500-2000ms to process, and sometimes the server just stops responding and you're just stuck waiting for the server to figure out whether to let you sleep on a bad or not. It's painfully obvious that everything in the game is made to get your money, from this like limited storage space in your base, to the mechanics of weapon upgrades (you scrap weapons to "maybe" discover recipes for weapon attachments (or you know...buy them with real money!), but your inventory is always full so you scrap the stuff but oh wait your home base's stash is full and please pay season pass to get unlimited junk storage). The perks and SPECIAL levelup stuff is just disgusting - it's no longer nice progression like in previous FO games, but you unlock cards per SPECIAL perk and unlock perk card packs which you can then set as active if you have enough SPECIAL points in that slot (e.g. strength). Obviously there just so you can buy perks with real money! Terrible experience that leaves you guessing which SPECIAL slot perks belong to.

Not to mention that this was obviously a console-first title. The UX from keybindings to literally forgotten game controller arrow pad UI elements are just terrible.

I bought this for 9,99€ and I still wish I hadn't - it *almost* plays like a free-to-play game, meaning that I just feel like a big AAA title is just using me and playing dirty dark patterns to annoy me so I would pay to reduce my annoyance and gaslighting me with "oh it's for improved player experience" instead of "shut up and pay us money".

pretty fun, kinda like factorio but without having to connect materials to each other (miners just mine into some magical global pool) and also with a lot more focus on the shooting and defence

Pretty engaging - the modifiers you unlock after each run make up for the lack of roguelike progression that would transfer over from each run.

A great tank simulation battle game with a sense of progression, but unfortunately the developers chronically tune the economy and progression in such a way that you have no real alternative but to spend money or you lose in-game currency every match.