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I really enjoyed this DLC. It felt like the original was over too quickly, but to beat this DLC you really have to know what you're doing. I completed the base game on hard and the DLC on insane, and it felt a little bit grindy at times but I almost always knew what I had to do different next time to get further.

I bought this game right before several break weeks, and got 100 hours in 2 weeks. I only got a little enjoyment out of a couple runs of Frostpunk, and I love roguelikes.
This game takes the whole formula and turns it into something truly unique, with an amazing amount of content and end game replayability.
I have gotten to the highest difficulty (Prestige 20) and the game feels like you have a giant mess of parts and need to do the best you can with them. And when the missing piece clicks or comes up, it's the greatest feeling!

This game is truly unique. I'd say it gives at least 20-25 hours of fun if you aren't crazy about automating everything. If you are, I could see another 20+ more. A lot of the fun tech and exploration stuff is in the early game, and I particularly think that the early game loop is one of the best I've ever played. The late game goes a lot more towards farming.

There are a lot of shipwrecks to explore and their loot scales with the current phase of the game. The base building and terraforming are all interconnected, as you generally need one resource to unlock better generators of another.

A solid vampire survivors like with gear based meta progression. In its current state, I would think that people would likely get 8-16 hours of enjoyment out of it before things start being repetitive.

As someone who has 100% this game on Steam achievements as of this writing, I cannot recommend this game enough. It is fun, addicting, has plenty of meta progression and build variety, and has so much content even in its early access state.

All of the achievements are reasonable and are tied to unlocks, so you are always getting something new. There are many challenge levels in the Ragnarok / Nightmare modes and so much meta progression from both stat and item unlocks.

I have 738 games in my library and this is the first one that I ever 100% and wanted to 100%. If that doesn't show how good this game is, I don't know what will. I am a huge roguelike / roguelite fan and have played most of the big hits, and this one deserves to be up there. I look forward to its full release and can't wait to see what content will be added.

Out of all Survivorslike games I've played, this one seems to be the shortest. I've already completed the highest difficulty when I wouldn't have even scratched the surface on VS or HoT. The game is fun but it feels quite short to actually win, I would give this a meh vote if I could, but the inventory management concept is very fun and polished.

This game is pretty tough to play but can be very rewarding.

There's really not much I can say, but this game is great. It takes a bit of getting used to, though, but once you do it's really fun. Also I got rekt many times by a single robot infiltrating my base.

360 noscoped without even seeing the dinosaur that was 250m away. 10/10 would blindly noscope again. Anyways, for $0.59 it's a decent deal for the amount of time I put in.

This game is really great. I got it for 19 cents. Worth every penny.

Pros:
- Ultra fast paced action combat (Expecially on insane)
- Perks from leveling
- Tons of weapons
- Moving Background
- Just a really fun game
- Graphics are pretty nice (Note for developers: The uv mapping is a bit messed up for the canyon level)

Cons:
- The characters look kinda weird
- No speech, just text
- Some of the bosses were a little unblanaced