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Adding female explorer skins opened a new door to funny puns for Explorer names. All hail Huadenosaunee war chief: Clapping Cheeks

The game you dreamed of as a kid while playing TMNT III on the NES.
Cute, fun, multiplayer!
A little bit short, but it's that kind of game you can play with your friends and go crazy.

Pros: A cool new civ representing the mexican independence movement. This civ has its own mechanics using haciendas as rice paddies and fortification, make it your own as you play!

Cons: They clearly used central american voice actors instead of actual mexican voice actors, taking away authenticity

Overall: 9/10

Servers are empty, currency prices are too high, no way to get Gacha stuff for f2p players.
Dump your money on another money hungry MMO.
This one had really good ideas, like being able to edit your mech's skins-- Not to mention all the hot robot girls to choose from, but even that doesn't make it worth your time in my opinion.

Basically the Weenie Hut Jr's of the Monster Hunter Series. By that I mean it's stupidly easy, the only "difficulty" comes in the shape of damage sponges.

That being said, this game is basically Monster Hunter World Light, graphics are downgraded, character "customization" is downgraded, the UI is a awful mess that takes up all the screen. Keep in mind this game was first released on the Switch, so your PC experience is basically emulating a game badly. Shaders look awful no matter the graphics settings, since again, it's a game made for inferior hardware.

There's some quality of life improvements, things have been dumbed down to a level that things become meaningless. And there's plenty of hotties to perv on, like the sexy miko twins, if you are into that.

Overall. it's fun to play with your buddies; and mods fix MOST of its problems, but it's not worth the full price.

Just like illegal substance dealers, the first try is free!
Greedy corporations trying to empty your wallets. PLEASE DON'T BUY EDIT VOUCHERS

Games, not politics.
Keep your ugly corporate hands away from games, microsoft

Bought it because my best buddy has it,
It's nothing but more vacant and useless mehcanics that only halt the momentum of the game to push some sort of agenda or some checkmarks for game journos.

DO NOT BUY UNLESS IT'S ON SALE AND YOUR BEST MATE HAS IT.

It's a fun game overall, RPG stuff, Shooting stuff, cheesy humor.
Adorably fun to play with your buddies. It's alright to playing solo, it might feel a little bit more tiring though.

Soundtrack is a little bit lackluster in my opinion.

Do you have a fetish of being held hostage over petty things? In that case, you might be this software's demographic. From the creators of Facerig, a decent and clunky software meant to track your face and transfer that to a 3D model, comes the same software but with MICRO-TRANSACTIONS! yippee!

I understand the devs want to make a buck from their R&D, after all, all this computer voodoo magic isn't easy to do. But c'mon guys, making our streams hostage by limiting it to 90 minutes? "want us to remove our ugly watermark? open your wallet!", there's a differences between incentivizing users to pay your for your software, and outright cashgrabs, make us want to pay you, instead of forcing us.

The only good thing is that the importing is somewhat dumbed down, meaning it's less clunk and more fun, but with the added inconvenience to pay MONTHLY FEES to use the same product with a few upgrades? Just sell it as a paid update to Facerig, give your customers some credit, we aren't that stupid

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Edit: Developer replied to me with a massive nothing burger.

I'm happy to hear that you removed the 90 minute limit, which was a massive spit in the mouth for the users.
You cover your butt by saying "oh you could still capture your thing with OBS", with the UI slapping you in your face.

Your little Avatar store argument made no sense at all, I don't know where you pulled that from. Did it trigger your response bot because I said "Microtransactions"? I think you are confusing "microtransactions" which means... as the word implies, small transactions to buy chunks of things in a service/software. You are describing "LOOT BOXES" which I really hope you don't introduce in this piece of software.
Luckily there are better and cheaper alternatives in the market than this thing.

Again, you set your expectations about your customers way too low. Did you really try to make things better with this response?