Recent reviews by Court Jesster

If you haven't gotten this game already, you're a traitor. The only way of redeeming yourself is buying the game immediately, doing your part, and spreading managed democracy for the sake of Super Earth. Enlist today.

This being the only FromSoftware game I've played past 10 minutes, I LOVED it. The addition of an open world makes the difficulty more bearable for more casual players, but keeps the challenge for those dedicated who still want it. It opens a whole new spectrum of what's possible, and trying new things or limiting yourself on subsequent playthroughs is extremely satisfying. This isn't even to mention multiplayer, which I haven't touched!
In this game, the possibilities are endless. BUY IT, and have fun!

Despite the iffy grammar and unorganized tutorial, the start to this game was very fun and exciting. Seeing all the complex systems working and being able to understand them by interacting with the components was amazing.

After about an hour and a half, though, I found that there wasn't much application to what I'd learned outside of fixing what was pre-built. It would be much more fun, to me, to build a ship from scratch. Fully understand it, use it, and have many more ways to use the infrastructure provided to us. Maybe there are more than I've found, but still, it seems the applications of the dynamic objects are limited to controlling the things which are not dynamic at all.

TL;DR, if you like puzzles and logic you'll love this game, but (with early access in mind), content is left wanting. I think the money is worth it.

Really ♥♥♥♥♥♥ good mechanics, stuff flows well and makes you feel good when doing it right. But there's definitely a disappointing amount of content. Would be really cool to see a story mode, level editor, and/or some new modes to play in with newer/wilder mechanics and maybe some joke content even.

While I didn't entirely enjoy this game, I think it's a good one. I just have played enough rogue-likes and found myself disappointed.
If you prefer some story to your games, this likely isn't for you. But the content itself seems good and balanced.

Honestly, easily the best VR game I've ever played. Beyond the controller errors I had with games like Boneworks, it's more intuitive, better paced, and overall just more of an experience. This sets the bar for all VR to come, and it sets it high. I can only hope that other games meet or even surpass Half-Life: Alyx in the future.