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This game has really great character development and interpersonal relationships, even if you haven't played the other games in the UC series (which I have not). The game mechanics are very gimmicky, but not any more than other console ports; the fight scenes are particularly annoying as it's all scripted/timed and you don't get any real control over the character. I liked it more than I didn't, so I am still happy to have played it.

Absolute classic, must play at least once. This game marked a huge turning point in the FC series, in terms of game engine technology and story-telling. The interface/gameplay isn't quite as refined as FC4 and later, but still definitely worth playing.

Couldn't find out how to equip armor or weapons, or find any monsters to fight. Consumables don't seem to have any effects. The performance is also so terrible I'm not sure I'd even want to try the combat. Most trash MMO ever.

Eat the crab rangoon for the best ending.

This is an amazing mixed-style space game. It has 1st person, 3rd person, and high-level fleet control mechanics. The AI pilots are actually really good at pulling their own weight. I also love that I can play this either actively flying a ship, or just passively moving ships around if I'm distracted by other things.

For anyone who remembers it, this is THE spiritual successor of "Wing Commander Armada" (old DOS game). It has many of the same elements, and even some of the ship designs are a bit nostalgic.

I love this game way more than the first. I think for the first one I felt like the world was too contrived and culturally ambiguous, but everything makes more sense now with the story being more complete. There's a lot of different weapons, skills, and even melee combos that make it suitable for anyone's play style.

Never got to play the sequel in the 90's, so I got it now. Ultimately disappointed though for several reasons:

• There are single-scene puzzles and rail-shooter type action sequences, very little of the "walk around and look for stuff" gameplay from Cyberia 1.
  
• The VR-style filesystem/directory navigation was very confusing; I didn't even realize what it was or what I should be doing first. I guess some people had dreams that this kind of computer navigation would be "the future", but overall it's very annoying as you have to wait to get to the node you need to traverse. In the future, we can tell why a VR-only OS didn't ever catch on.
  
• It's technically impossible to shoot all of the enemies, so it feels more overwhelming and less like a memorization/skill challenge.
  
• The game leaned in way too hard into 70's/80's Alpha-Male-vs-Butch-Feminist conversation tropes, to the point it was just sad; none of the characters had any amount of depth, and it was such a missed opportunity.

If you liked the first game, just remember it fondly as it was and skip this one.

It's an Adventure game (not an FPS), so it might take some getting used to for newer generations of gamers. It uses a checkpoint save system, and you will have to figure out what to do with a lot of trial and error (this means dying a lot--get used to it). Even if you knew what to do, executing it is still difficult; puzzles and action sequences are challenging even on easy.

The hardest thing to get used to is enabling mouse control in the fly-through fight sequences; press F to enable, and press again to uninvert the Y axis (I think you only have to do this once). Mouse movement is a bit more difficult on a widescreen display because of the resolution scaling; I recommend playing on a standard monitor if you have one available.

It uses DosBox, so you can edit the config files to customize the configuration.

TBH: This game is dated as ♥♥♥♥, but you're probably only here if you played it in your childhood. Buy it anyway.

NGL this game is very buggy. HOWEVER, I found the game more enjoyable than not, and there are several reasons I recommend it ON SALE:

• There are a couple missions and interactions which are absolutely hilarious, the story writers did a really nice job at least.
  
• It's good to see a different perspective of the ME universe; I think it helps break away from the terrible ending of ME3.
  
• The design of many game systems were very well done (even with the implementation bugs). The overall tasks of research, exploration, and mining were not that tedious.
  
• They made driving the rover extremely FUN, especially in the Low-G environment.

It's a shame that poor management and shortsightedness on the part of the board of investors has burned away any chance at sequels and any goodwill that the community had left in the Bioware brand. At the end of the day, EA is just going to be EA; shortsighted greed and poor management are just part of its culture and there is no way it will ever change.

People will complain about the launcher, but honestly you know EA will not host this game forever; buy it, play it, and put it away like you are going to do for the hundreds of other games in your library--enjoy it once while it lasts for the experience that it is.

Story- and gameplay-wise this is my favorite in the series. It's a heartwarming and sometimes gut-wrenching storyline of loss, tragedy, and redemption. Definitely worth the price.