Recent reviews by TellonVision

It's a great game that respects your time. No p2w options, just play to obtain stuff. Battlepass is there, but is priced at 10 bucks (8.9€ as of writing) which I find fair for what you get.
The cosmetic shop CAN be abit spicy if you want the best looking outfits, but again.. The ones from battlepass is sufficiently cool so I expect the next one in 40-some-days is equally as cool.

A few quicknotes of nice features:
-Blueprint system. Once you build a house, you can save it as an entire blueprint and quick-build it from that whenever you want. Even swap all materials for stone instead of wood or higher grade if you got the stuff.
-You can move the entire base you have every 10 minutes, saving you from building from scratch.
-First 2 bosses was fairly easy, then it ramps up the difficulty significantly (I play exlusively on hard)
-Different seasons to play with different mechanics involved.
-Unlocked stuff will carry over to next season like weapon accessorys (Silencers, grips, scopes etc)

Great game, amongst the best F2P game I've tried and I've played MANY.

Game is awesome. On par with Warframe in my opinion, a few things can be a tad annoying, but that's how it is. I love the boss-designs and the challenge to them. When you get to hard-mode, they really put your skills to the test.
I especially like that everything is farm-able, even "potatos" and "formas" which I'm used to grab in the shop in warframe. Everything is useable in some way so there's always something to go farm for.

So here I was having my best run so far, 7 days of survival when I recieve my first batch of wares. Happyness instantly turned to dread as I also got a note that a monster was approaching the city. Lookin at the map, a big sword icon is a few steps away and I have not cleared nearly enough to move my city around.

I hope with the global storm right on it's tail, if I dug into the storm it might not follow me. The monster is 1 step away when we jump into the storm. To my surprise, the monster didn't care about that. It gave chase to me.
So I think, fair. We're in the storm, we can't move. Might aswell see what beast this is. The city just barely survives it's arrival and before I even get my mechs deployed it destroyed a power reactor, making the city engage the backup reactors, which will eat massive resources.

I finally deploy my mechs against it and BAM!

___________________________________________
############################################################################################
ERROR in
action number 1
of Step Event0
for object obj_giant_worm:

Cannot compare unset variables############################################################################################
gml_Object_obj_giant_worm_Step_0 (line 267)

Crash to desktop :D
Edit: It worked fine after reloading my save.

Love it. I've played 1k+ hours of KSP and this scratches that itch. In some cases, this is better. If you want to build any rocket from real life, you can do it. It goes all the way down to the nitty gritty things like the grain type in your SRBs.

In terms of planet size, Droo (earth) is 1/5 of our real life planet. In KSP it's more like 1/113. This also means, you can't expect the atmosphere to vanish at 50km, you need more speed and more height than in kerbal to reach orbits.

I'll probably have more to say, but for now - Just get it if you like KSP and building rockets.

Great game!
I like how I can draw direct parallels to Path of Exile with almost every system in the game, which makes it feel incredible familiar. Everything just works faster here.
In my 250 hours I have done almost all season challenges, played every free character to lvl 90+ and got 2 shop-characters for free.

There's things to dislike about the shop, but at least most stuff can be earned over time / more seasons.
All the menus and gacha stuff can feel overwhelming to figure out, so I just largely ignore it and take what free stuff there is.

My only regret:
Not having discovered this sooner.

The good:
Overall a very good game with a nice gameplay loop. I can draw a lot of parallels between Warframe and Wayfinder, which is a good thing in my opinion.
All the items and currencies was a bit overwhelming in the beginning, but you don't really have to manage it or think about it too much.

The dungeons and bosses are cool to run.
Characters and weapons are unique and generally fun to play. I have almost farmed every weapon and wayfinder there is and they all feel pretty good to play. Except Silo, his skills just won't connect for me.
I will keep playing for sure between updates and I hope they can squash all the "bad" in the next few months.

The bad:
Random DCs and some annoying bugs here and there.
The worst offender to me, is the auto target. You have no way to disable it and it has a tendency to sometimes attack in random directions. It also puts priority on destructables instead of enemies if you don't lock-on.
Inventory issues are being addressed and are getting better by the week.

If you can deal with those things, then I can recommend it. Otherwise, wait until full release.

A nice ARPG that borrows a whole lot of ideas from the different games and mashes it together in a perfect blend.
It is relatively fast-paced with tons of content to go through. I've played it on and off since the early days in 2014 and I still come back every other season. It ticks all the boxes for a good ARPG.

Hits a perfect balance between PoE and D3.
I have already made 8 builds since 0.9 update and there's STILL builds I wanna do.
Stash tabs cost nothing (except in-game gold).
It is VERY well done on the end-game too.

There's still a few bugs to work out, but I encountered nothing game-breaking.

I love it. It's one of the few games I can start over on repeat. It's just that wholesome. There's an immense amount of content if you want to unlock it all and find all secrets.
Again, I love it.