บทวิจารณ์ล่าสุดโดย AndyofBorg

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.

If I had two words to describe this game, they would be beautiful and frustrating.

Game is graphically amazing. The world is beautiful. Gameplay is decent to good.

Frustrations:
1) I just quit out because I'm just kind of bored with the game, realized I forgot to hit save first, and my game and progress is all gone now. Woops. An hour of progress gone. There's no save and quit option. You just have "save" and "quit". Don't forget!
2) Resource gathering is frustrating and random. You need tons of copper to make CPUs, because they are used for EVERYTHING, but there's basically a 1 in 3 chance of it dropping from the node that drops it. Feeling lucky?
3) There's no map function. Yes, my guy has a computer tablet and all this high technology, but nope, no map. We want you to explore. We want to the world to feel bigger than it is. Hope you can mentally map multiple kilometers of undersea territory.
4) While you're trying to keep track of the world with no map, you can make beacons but they take the aforementioned CPUs. Have fun with that. Meanwhile, all kinds of terrible things are chasing you, so good luck keeping your bearings, while "Warpers" pull you out of your vehicle and murder you.
5) The world has no guns, because some poorly thought out excuse about a massacre happening or some such. Yes, horrible underwater brain creatures will pull you from your vehicle and ruin your day, have fun with your "propulsion cannon" or "statis gun" or whatever.
6) No difficulty setting: I'm fine if you make a setting and call it pathetic moron, and give me a map and a gun, and make materials reasonably easy to find.
7) Bugs. I know, I know, early access. I have been scanning things, and it says I need to scan 3, but I scan 4, and it says I'm 0 of 20 pieces. So much for getting a prawn suit. Filled out a developer submission 2 days ago, never heard back.

This game is so neat and I want to play it, but it's so disrespectful of your time. It feels like a game that has like 10 or 20 hours of content, which is FINE, but the problem is, they basically try to stretch it into a 50 or 100 hour game, by making everything obnoxious and tedious. It takes forever to gather things, there's no map, navigation is a nightmare, things don't work, etc.

It's a shame, because I'd love to just spend my 20 hours playing through the game, leave a positive review, and maybe play it on a harder difficulty later. The world is beautiful, but it's lost in how miserable it is to try to do anything in the game.

It's kind of a retro-feeling, Eve online meets Privateer but with ship crafting somewhat like Empyrion. The ship crafting is really fun and wonderful. It's fresh and functional. The music is good. The combat is super fun, blowing chunks off enemy ships and salvaging the wreckage.

The big problem? Bugs. Crippling bugs. The kind of bugs where you invest 68 or whatever hours, only to start realizing, after using a lot of Googling, and reading forums, and so on and so forth, that things just don't work. Trading is broken. The station system as a result is broken. Materials in the supply chain are missing.

The key quests which gate the late game are very glitchy. I had a lot of issues with weird behavior, excessive RNG praying and camping and hunting. I like to grind and play sandbox games, but begging RNGesus to please spawn the rare guy I need gets old. I understand there's a need to add content and playtime, but it feels like it's just made to be tedious and difficult so we don't win too quickly. I'd rather it be less convoluted and buggy, and fine, maybe I get bored a little sooner after I win. But at least I'm not tearing my hair out.

This game has staggering potential and EXTREMELY fun gameplay when it isn't frustrating. I'm hoping they fix some of the bugs soon. Still, it's a lot of fun, when it isn't exasperating.

Honestly, this game is really fun. It's basically like the combat in the AD&D Gold Box games. It's essentially an AD&D rule set, roll up characters, build a party, and just fight. The fights are fairly simple, but they are fairly well balanced and fun to play. There's lots of loot and magic items. It's like a little combat-only D&D game. Totally worth it for such a small price!

Survival/crafting/combat/farming FUN.

Game is intensely addictive. It has that "just one more turn" feel that hasn't hooked me quite so badly since the days of MOO and Civ1. Tons of replay value, tons of depth. Definitely some quirks, lot of "You stupid GIT don't do THAT", plus pyromaniac drug addict pawns lighting my base on fire.

Ultimately though, each game takes on its own feel, based on what events happen, what kind of characters (called pawns) you get. A ton of freedom to do whatever you want, and ultimately just try to survive what the world throws at you.

I came from 7 days to die, this game is like it but in space. Honestly it's super fun. The amount of vessels to play with is just staggering. You can make a hover vehicle, small ship, or a capital ship. You can dock your small ship to your capital ship and warp to other planets. You can have ships with other players in them, and they can man turrets and shoot things from your ship.

The amount of potential here is just staggering. It's definitely a little buggy at times, but it's totally playable. The amount of free content in the steam library is amazing, there's ships from all kinds of genres in there. And you can mine the materials, drop it into a factory, and then fly them around! It's amazing!