Recent reviews by Ofunu

Flight combat gameplay is ok. The problem is the economy in this game. No matter what you do you cannot earn enough to balance what you lose in combat. Your only option is to play as a very cautious merchant who only trades while avoiding all combat whatsoever and that's extremely boring. If you engage in combat for whatever reason, be it a mission, an ambush or something else you end up losing money no matter how big the reward was supposed to be. Repairs, ammo and fuel eat your profit and more. And even though combat is a rigged game against you, you need to play that rigged game to progress the main campaign, you need better ships that cost a lot of money which you can only earn by playing the boring merchant path for a hellish long time.
Also this is pay to win, and even if you pay I don't think you can outpace the issues this game has.

My friends have seen me playing this game for hours and some have asked "Is it really that good?" My answer to them is that the gameplay is awesome but if you don't like grindy games then it's not for you. I mean it, this game's major flaw is the time you need to invest in it to obtain and upgrade your gear. I would recommend this game for anyone who doesn't mind the long hours of grind required to advance your character. It's a great game but not fit for everyone.

This game gained a lot of notoriety due to its flaws right after launch, and even after the most glaring ones have been fixed there are still a lot of issues here. Despite that I would say this is an awesome game. Incredibly fun and with a lot of replayability. The city does feel alive in this game, exploring never gets old even after uncovering the whole map. I loved every minute of it, with bugs and all.

Hell yes I would recommend this. It is a great game. Sadly, it's a once and done game. Once you have explorer everything, there is not much value to replaying it. It's not like you can try different builds and they will be a whole new experience. Regardless of how you build your character, game play does not vary too much from one build to another. And the different endings do not justify going through it all over again. So yes I do recommend it but I would probably wait for a discount.

Combat system does need some work. At least for keyboard+mouse setup, I have not tried with a controller. But as it is, the game is pretty fun. A bit frustrating at times, but that's also part of its charm.

I have liked this game a lot so far, it's good. But it has a tiny itty bitty detail that really bothers me quite a lot. I have to keep searching for mine and my friends' server because this game has not an option to store favorite servers or remember which one you connected to last, and it's driving me nuts! Other than that it's a cool game.

This game is a port for a mobile game, I knew that when I decided to play it. But it's obvious that the developers have no experience making games for other platforms. Controls are very clunky and the UI is all over the place. It's hard to make heads or tails of it. Graphics leave a lot to be desired. Understandable given what platforms it was aimed at before, but I can seldom notice any details of the characters while in-game.

This is also a very grindy game, and I almost never find that to be a problem. Here though the grind is not very rewarding.

It's entertaining enough, and seems to have a good story. I personally didn't find it engaging enough. It didn't keep my interest for long. But it is not a bad game.

Very good game! Very entertaining to play. It has not a set storyline to follow, your main goal is to conquer the whole map, take the land back from the invaders. Simple, though not so easy to do. Along the way you will be given certain side goals, like taking care of a specific NPC in an specific way, or interrupting the supply of a town to slow their expansion efforts. So, as I said, simple.
The fun comes in that you have several tools and approaches to achieve this. You may go in guns blazing and clear a settlement in a fell sweep, you may instead prefer to lure your targets into a trap or ambush, poisoning their food is an option as well, you may go silent and sneaky, or if it hits your fancy direct your warriors to attack in your stead. Most of the fun is finding creative ways to use the tools the game gives you. You're also given the option to be merciful or not to the invaders. When you take someone down, you can end their life then and there, or you may induce hallucinations to get them to run away and leave your lands. Your actions, have consequences though. The more you kill, the more the invaders become aware of your movements and the more they escalate in their efforts to take your land, the enemy becomes more aggressive. The more merciful you are on the other hand, the more desperate they seem to be. More supply runs start appearing since their food production capacity is lessened when you raid their farms, but the amount of mouths to feed is not. Supply runs that you may intercept for your own gain.
Don't focus too much on the invaders either. You have people to take care of too. There is a complexity in the game that is testament to the talent of this small team. The fact that more content and features are still coming really has me hyped for the upcoming updates.

Maybe it's because I played this game way after its prime. But I seriously cannot fathom why people liked it in the first place. It has good visual, but in my books that's all it has going on for it. The game is way too repetitive and monotonous which some games can get away with, but this one is no such game.