For anyone who's a fan of games like XCOM or Shadowrun I consider this a must-play. However, it's early access for a good reason, and anyone interested in the game should keep that in mind for now. It's not one of those games that's already mostly finished and only uses early access as a glorified demo version, it's a game that's genuinely being developed with the help of player feedback and that's constantly being expanded, improved and tweaked.

If you're looking for a complete game to play, I really can't recommend Cyber Knights: Flashpoint. You'd be much better off just putting it on your wishlist until it comes out of early access. Buying the game at this point would mean that you're interested in playing the game in its current unfinished shape and seeing how it develops over time, and that you're not worried about the fact that it's obviously missing a lot of content. Personally, my past experience with Trese Brothers games has given me great confidence that they're dedicated to making this game the best it can be. Seeing what's already available, there's obviously a sense of quality and a great potential for future content and I'm excited to see how this potential is going to be realized over time.

For anyone who's a fan of games like XCOM or Shadowrun I consider this a must-play. However, it's early access for a good reason, and anyone interested in the game should keep that in mind for now. It's not one of those games that's already mostly finished and only uses early access as a glorified demo version, it's a game that's genuinely being developed with the help of player feedback and that's constantly being expanded, improved and tweaked. If you're looking for a complete game to play, I really can't recommend Cyber Knights: Flashpoint. You'd be much better off just putting it on your wishlist until it comes out of early access. Buying the game at this point would mean that you're interested in playing the game in its current unfinished shape and seeing how it develops over time, and that you're not worried about the fact that it's obviously missing a lot of content. Personally, my past experience with Trese Brothers games has given me great confidence that they're dedicated to making this game the best it can be. Seeing what's already available, there's obviously a sense of quality and a great potential for future content and I'm excited to see how this potential is going to be realized over time.