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This is a great game, with good gunplay, environments, and a consistently engaging gameplay loop that will keep you going game after game.

However, i feel like people are going to be dissuaded from giving this game a chance due to bad reviews. Reviews that are fundamentally flawed.

The newest update for hunt pushed out a new UI menu design that is, to be frank, utter ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. HOWEVER it is in no way bad enough that any reasonable person could say "This ui is so bad you shouldn't play." Hunt has notoriously had UI issues it's entire life, and the original UI skeleton that the "much better" pre-update UI was built on was miserable to use and painful to look at, requiring multiple facelifts and redesigns to be passable. Even post facelift, there were recurring bugs and it was limited in scope in how it could improve in the future. What we are seeing now is a barebones version that, like before, will get brought up to the community standards.

The other recurring issue you see in reviews that i feel is nonsense had to do with "pitch black shadows". Cut and dry, these issues are only affecting people who are below GPU spec for the game. Specs that were released 10 months ago and require a GPU released 5 years ago as the minimum. Yes it sucks that you have to upgrade your set up to keep playing properly, but your 1060 or RX590 is not enough anymore.

My personal point of pain with the current game is that there are multiple "black holes" that tank performance it certain scenarios and locations as of the update, and those should have NEVER see n the light of day. Even then, I do not think that is enough of a reason to not give the game a chance.

This game actively makes me think up new and inventive ways to get into my friends heads. Love it.


Ranked grind is a slog, especially with the hoard of people who hop into ranked without knowing their character, but once you hit Warrior you're in the trenches of a great game.

9/10 until I can block low

If you've looked at reviews, you've seen the same thing repeated over and over again, so I wont repeat that.

There are a lot of good games out there, but its a lot harder to find a game that is important. To me, this is one of those rare and amazing few. Everyone will get something different out of this, it's one of those experiences that changes to fit you as an individual.

I've always had problems with self worth, most people do. Funnily enough, sitting and playing this game was hard at first, as its up to you to find some sort of value in your actions, so it was hard for me to feel like it was worth it. I dropped the game, came back to it almost a year later in a fit of discontentment in other things. I'd heard so much about this that I was just gonna slog through it and see what it was really about. I don't know why it hooked me so well this time, but I got all of my hours in the course of 2 days, desperate to delve deeper into this game.

Eventually i beat it, went through the ending sequence, teared up during it, and sat smiling as the credits rolled. Then the credits started to roll and i was sitting there alone, without Outer Wilds. I thought about the game, and when it started to get to me, I cried, a little at first, then more, and by the end of the credits I was sobbing, quite literally ugly crying into my hands like i was a teenager again. I felt fulfilled, like i had just reached some major life goal. Honestly it hurt me to feel like that over a silly little video game, i mean, its just a story written by someone. I knew that it wasn't something worth crying over, but I couldn't stop, I was a soaking, snotty mess for the better part of an hour, not even thinking of anything, just letting my emotions flow out, raw and unfocused.

When I recovered I once again thought about the game, and started asking myself why I was so raw after it, and I eventually came up the the simple answer of that I was happy with myself for playing it. For the first time in years, I felt, with all of my heart, that I had made an irrevocably good decision. I was happy with myself. I had found some small form of worth in my personal choices. Even if it was something so small as choosing to give a game a second chance.

This small reaffirmation of my own value was metaphorical kick in the ass, and I've slowly but surely began to change the way I looked at myself. I tried harder to take pride in my own actions, pride in my own little unique place in the world, pride in my life. It's still hard some days, but having my little things I'm proud of myself for helps.

I'm proud of myself for playing this game. And I'd be proud of myself if any of this meandering review helped convince someone to play this game.

its a pretty good game

The textures are nice, but thats about it. The controlling is sloppy and difficult to work with, any attempt to make a connecting dungeon is like fighting the program. I could not, in the time i played, make a presketched 3 room house due to the difficulty in placing wall and floor textures close together. DPS has promise, but the user accesability need to be greatly improved before I would consider repurchasing this.