Recent reviews by Everlier

Good game

Puzzles are not complicated but usually quite clever. Game introduces new mechanics and twists fairly frequently. The whole thing felt like it's built with care and craftsmanship.

I've gardened my manifold in one go and can say with confidence - this screensaver comes with some brilliant built-in puzzles (and interactivity, for some reason), I wouldn't mind just staring at it, but developers also allowed me to walk around and press things and move other things and jump on walls - I was pleasantly surprised with how much freedom of movement this screensaver gives. With that said, I'd be satisfied even if this screensaver would come without a stellar game attached to it, so can't recommend enough.

This game yeahs and then some.

It's much better than you'd think it is.

It really is a "Doom" in a "Just Cause" world in terms of how the game feels. Progression is great and will keep you occupied for a first few hours. Go in without trying to learn too much about the game, I was pleasantly surprised by the variety of the content. Graphics is top-notch even after all these years and unlike modern games this one actually performs quite well.

Worst parts for me personally were the car physics and car camera.

It's outrageous how many bugs are there in this game.
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With the obligatory pun where it's supposed to be, review-wise - it's good game if you like to feel like you're working while playing. Amazing game if you hate bugs. One-of-a-kind game if you're into spaghetti.

- You have short, mid, and long-term goals nearly until the heat death of the universe.
- You solve soil disputes with guns and explosives.
- You research and build a nuclear spider bot to hop over puddles.
- You eat a lot of sushi.

10/10

This game is insanely well balanced, it keeps you on your toes while giving a lot of interesting logistical and resourcing puzzles to solve.

• I'm very fond of the"factory-punk" visuals
  
• my girlfriend asked what kind of a "nice music" is playing on my laptop (was game's soundtrack)
  
• MaFi released an update where I can draw on ground just a week after I thought it'd be cool to have something like that in the game
  
• The game is full to the brim with details that show that it was made by people who care what they are doing, This can't be undervalued at this day and age

All in all, this game deserves the praise and a much bigger audience.

A good, rewarding mystery to solve

The obelisk of knowledge is worth every stack of pennies saved for the retirement

The game is good.

However, it's value is nullified by:
- Random crashes (loading screens, during missions, when traversing the open world). Disabling DLSS3 or core integrity didn't help to resolve this
- Randomly occurring corruption of save files, one time verifying game files integrity helped, all the others it didn't and I lost progress since the last backup saves

These two things, unfortunately, make it very hard to properly enjoy the experience as instead of playing you're trying to anticipate when it'll crash/corrupt next time and preserve your progress by manually saving multiple times in a row after every more or less important action

One of the most beautiful games this year. Divine soundtrack underlines unforgettable landscapes that are full of food for thoughts.