Ostatnie recenzje napisane przez użytkownika YaBandit

Love the concept, the music and artwork. I'm ready to see where the dev's take this..

This game is such an awesome concept - really hope the devs keep going with it. Love the soundtrack, visuals etc - once it has some more content it'll be awesome. My only gripe is navigating the map is a bit of a pain!

I've never played any games similar to this prior to BG3 - took me a while to get into it but now i'm appreciating all the details and the story, and really enjoying it!

*Update* Can confirm i LOVE this game, so much to do in the game, so many side stories to get lost in and then all the ship building and outpost building i've only just dabbled in. Can't wait for MOD's and more DLC content to be released over the years as i'll definitely replay it.

Really enjoying this, the world is great. Interiors of buildings and ships are probably my favourite thing.

Better than Battlefield - reminds me of the old BF2/BFV days.

Super enjoyable, made more enjoyable by the fact i'm learning to ride a motorbike IRL. Graphics are awesome, physics seem really good and the track selection is amazing.

Brilliant.

Like a combination between Mirrors Edge and Titanfall movement wise.

Soundtrack and ambience like Cyberpunk.

Gameplay is like Frostrunner with combat.

Although relating 3 elements to other games, this game is unique and super fun.

For the bargain price on sale, it's worth every penny with plenty of replay-ability.

The levelling up, perks and unlocks are cool and i didn't realise these were in the game until i bought the full thing.

Only thing i would make people aware of is that it isn't a game for beginners. It's quite difficult as you progress, which i like but others may not if they just want casual gaming.

Genuinely one of the best FPS' i've ever played. The movement, the gunplay, the maps. Nothing feels OP, everything works flawlessly. Wish i'd tried it sooner.

Still have the story to play!

Nothing else really gives this experience! Nicely polished too. Dev's deserve more acknowledgement!