Nylige anmeldelser av AndyofBorg

This game is pretty fun. It's basically kind of a lego minecraft in space thing. It's a sandbox game, arguably survival, although it's limited in that regard because the only ways to die are aggressive plants, falling, or running out of oxygen. I guess it's also a bit like no man's sky, except without enemies, and limited ship options.

Basically you spawn on a planet, you mine resources, explore procedurally generated worlds, and there is a way to "win" although I won't spoil the details here.

There's a lot of complaints about bugs right now, and it's mostly valid. I have a very high end computer, and I had limited issues, except for tether lag when using a lot of them, and the sometimes launching in the air and falling to your death bug. None of it is really a big deal, just ran back and grab your stuff.

Multiplayer is a bit worse, it's laggy, and there's more issues in general. Still, it was playable for me and a friend, with understanding some things were just a bit glitchy. There's also no servers at this time, but they are slated to come someday.

I got the game on sale and it was a good value for the money. If you like games where you explore, mine, build bases, fly around and gather and build stuff, this is probably a good buy for you. I really enjoyed my playthrough.

Excellent game, very grindy but seriously fun. Kind of like Kenshi, similar "band of heroes" roaming sandbox feel, but it's got a first person combat perspective as well. It's really a fascinating mix of building a kingdom and building a band of heroes. If you like sandbox warfare / building a band of powerful heroes / taking over the world, this game is probably for you. A lot of variety of skills and strategies, plus a TON of great mods. Insane value for the price.

This game has an old school feel to it. The class/job system feels a lot like FFXII. You get a primary and secondary class. You can do various quests to unlock classes, and you can mix and match them. There's also animal forms which have their own skill sets as well. The game has an interesting reputation system, which allows you to learn new classes/skills/recipes from NPCs. In addition you get other benefits, like being able to store equipment with them. There's also a very interesting "hang out" system, where you can spend time hanging out with NPCs while offline, so it's a way of progressing in the game while offline.

The game in general is pretty open world and flexible. You're pretty much encouraged to just do whatever you like. There's all kinds of NPCs, and they may give you very easy or very hard tasks to do. There's a lot of different crafting skills, and many quests require you to obtain crafted items.

All in all, the game is pretty grindy, crafting and quests and what-not require a lot of gathering of items, which require repetitive tasks. But it's nice because you can more or less just do whatever you like. The game makes it easy to just explore and find neat things to do.

The community is small but friendly. There's an admin on all of the time, they do frequent events, special weekend events, spawn invasions of the towns, and so forth. I'm honestly amazed that the community is so small, with such a fun and friendly game.

The main downsides are the graphics are pretty poor, the gameplay is definitely grind oriented, so if you hate grinding this may not be for you. If you liked Final Fantasy online (11, the original), and the feel of games like Asheron's Call, EverQuest and so forth, this may be the game for you. I think the main issue for a lot of people is the price, I bet if it went on sale they'd get a lot of sales. This game is definitely a hidden gem, with the price probably scaring away a lot of people who'd enjoy this kind of MMO.

Ugh. Terrible. No tutorial or difficulty slider. Start a game on what I guess is normal difficulty? Everything seems relatively okay until my guys find a town that was destroyed. My town which was full of hope and had no problems whatsoever, plenty of food, etc, suddenly everyone panics. Then my town full of hope, suddenly just TANKS TO ZERO on a dime. Suddenly I need tons of police to "give my people hope". I didn't have enough time to rebuild my town to form my police state, so 2 days after I discovered the dead town, I'm fired and escorted out of town.

Honestly the game isn't even remotely fun to me. It feels like Rimworld but instead of being randomly good or bad, it just hammers you incessantly. You're constantly being peppered with bad news, it's just stressful.

It's too bad because the game is visually beautiful and definitely has some things going for it, but it needs a tutorial and an ability to have a difficulty that isn't "spend 3 hours playing, then get escorted out of town for arbitrary reasons with no chance to do anything about it". Do not recommend at this time.

My final review/update of the game: The game is fun, but to be honest, I don't recommend it. My biggest and final issue is that the developer is going through a large number of undocumented changes (stealth nerfs) to try to balance the game. My beef is not with them balancing the game. If the game needs to be balanced, then balance it. But apparently to avoid community backlash, they have stopped putting changes that might upset the community into the patch notes. They simply nerf things and let the community figure it out. This leads to mass confusion and people constantly complaining about bugs, that are just nerfs they didn't have the guts to document.

The game is buggy as all get out, but I figure at some point that should be fixed. The negative review does not reflect that the game is in fact a buggy mess. It's really buggy. It's also fun, when the developer isn't ruining it. And every patch seems to break as much as it fixes, more so when they stealth nerf a bunch of stuff, fix a few things, and break a few other things.

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Re-updating to negative. Hello Games needs to get their head out of their rear ends. They released a "farming update" that seriously ruins the gameplay for the people who enjoyed farming, while there's a number of stupid bugs and exploits still available for others to make money.

Just let the farmers farm, man. Adjust the prices down if you need to, but it's stupid to make it so people who enjoy growing crops and making stuff can't enjoy it anymore.

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My original review is below. I had marked it negative, but I'm flipping it to positive. Understand that this game is not worth 50 bucks, it's more like an early access title and for the half price I paid, it's a fair deal. This is probably a 29.99 game. The graphics are beautiful and it's fun to play, but it's also buggy and the controls are awful. If you don't like exploring and mining, I kind of doubt you'll like it. For me it was really close, I darn near quit, if I hadn't already spent over 2 hours playing I probably would've refunded it.

I've got very mixed feelings about this game. The actual gameplay is pretty fun, but the game is supremely unintuitive and things are poorly explained. The story "tutorial" is extremely contrived and poorly written. The killer though is that when you go to some planet there are these annoying police drones that follow you around trying to stop you from mining. In a game where mining seems to be the primary thing to do. And if you kill it, it just brings more of them, infinitely as far as I can tell, forcing you to just flee and avoid them until they're no longer mad at you.

I'm already too far in to refund, so I'm going to keep playing for now and see if it gets better. I got lured in by all the reviews saying how great it is now. I'm not impressed. It might be worth it if you like mining and exploring, and can put up with a lot of contrived BS and a poor UI. Clearly this game was designed for console and not PC, and it shows.

I really love this game. It is like Rimworld, but more combat focused, with a static world instead of a randomly generated world. It's really an unforgiving world, you start of pathetically weak, and you have to build up a squad from nothing. You have no skills, no stats, and maybe a rusty weapon and no armor. You have to scrounge and scrape and build up from nothing.

The world is fun to explore, there's lots of places to go get loot, which is required to advance the game. There is a significant base building aspect, similar to Rimworld, which is a lot of fun. There is a lot of gear crafting, food farming, etc, very much like the aforementioned.

The chief downside is that the UI is pretty terrible. You have to get used to the system of seeing the world, which involves a lot of keys to rotate your screen and zoom in and zoom out, so that you can interact with things. It's also honestly pretty buggy. The pathing can get very wonky, like 12 of your guys run the right way, and 1 dude just runs off a completely different direction. It's very frustrating. The AI tends to break in weird ways, and just in general things tend to break or act funky. Guys stop watering crops, dialogue options break. Nothing is game breaking, worst case you just move on without the thing, or re-load the game.

Basically though, the game is super fun if you like building up a team and playing in a sandbox world, where you can capture bounties, be a good guy or bad guy, build bases, go to war with the factions, and so forth. The bugs aren't game breaking, but expect to put up with some frustrations for your efforts. There are also quite a few mods available, and there is steam workshop integration, which is a major plus.

It's kind of a hybrid co-op shooter. 4 classes, each one has a special ability and different weapons. You get minerals and money to upgrade your weapons and tools. It's kind of basic as far as upgrades go. You work with 3 other players, go through dark caves, kill bugs, mine rocks, depending on the mission. Gameplay is fun, but it's a little repetitive. Finding a decent group can be hit or miss.

The game has come a long ways since early access. There are more mission types, more bugs, and generally if you like co-op shooters, this is a good one.

This game is definitely oriented towards multiplayer, so beware if you really want to play single player, it may not be for you. The game is also real-time based, so you get points and stuff even if logged off (on a server). This makes it a bit like EVE online in that regard. The game takes 30 days to play if you kind of play the default settings. But there are complaints that you play by not playing, since you basically spend a lot of time just waiting for skill points. It's almost a bit like a mobile game in that regard. Although you can customize the server to do all sorts of things to speed it up and incentivize real time play. (Points for doing stuff, points for crafting, high skill multipliers, etc)

But otherwise, if you like kind of co-op, multiplayer, minecraft-like building game, this is seriously the bomb. The graphics are gorgeous, the simulation quality is exceptional. It's VERY fun to build in. The crafting is top notch. There are surprisingly few broken things for such a fresh game. The notable issue is a lot of server crashes. Very frustrating.

But basically, super addictive, I have played this compulsively since it came out. It's best played with friends you can team up with. Highly recommended in spite of the issues listed throughout.

Well, it's a neat game, basically feels like Warcraft 1 with vikings. I'm a bit displeased because there's no tutorial, and playing the game on Easy, I got my ass whooped, like, not even a chance. How about a setting that's actually easy enough for a new player to not get their ass kicked while they're trying to learn the game?

I'll probably give it another try, and hopefully like it better. I'm a pretty casual player, and I find it very displeasing when the easy setting is not easy. I get it, I'm sure I'm making tons of mistakes, but how about some kind of tutorial mode where it's actually easy?

Excellent Diablo-like aRPG.