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Win together, Die together, Cry together. Probably a better title for this game. I don't have a lot of great experiences playing the game because the play control as a mage is terrible, but the graphics, the environments, and more for a FREE game is over the top for me saying anything negative about it. In its free mode you can only have one character meaning you can support the game by unlocking the ability to have multiple characters. So all in all, this is a great model. Because its FPS interface, I'm sure it probably suffers the same issue with cheating when coming to combat, but in the end, I'm not taking this game seriously. It's something you and 2 other of your friends can do together and have some expriences, and in the end, that's what matters.

For a !party game! it's a good time, but like other party games, the issue that makes the game nothing more is play control. I want to like this game more, but I would need fantastic play control, and this game is lacking something. Some of it is based on continuity of controls. Jump toward an object and upon pressing your controls "toward the object" will immediately cause a "grab" and then you climb up. On helicopters, it's not about holding one's move control but holding the space, which goes against the grain of one's typically instinct on the controls. Also, the movement is a bit spotty. I feel the momentum is different on some initial "starts" when my character starts moving, which leads to variable jumps. This becomes especially evident on trampoline jumps and jumping over certain obstacles in succession.

The above is a bit of a whine, but again, it's decent enough for a fun time. In Lava Mode? The controls are just too hit or miss for me to consider this being something worth my time. If a game feels like work, I want to get paid to play it :D. Regardless, it's a good time for friends in normal mode and similar.

I love the nostalgia of these games, but unfortunately, the play is sketchy. How many times has "Pong" been re-written? Now picture the original Pong that allows the puck to pass through your paddle. Maybe this was the code of the day allowing these cheats to occur for more coins, but regardless, your mileage per game will vary. Patterns matter. Just enjoy it for the nostalgia.

Castle Crashers meeets Full Metal Furies? Very similar style of game with Klei's additions. Lots of power ups that must be re-earned upon death. Use your materials and credits to upgrade your gear and abilities. Rewards for executing your combos and abilities well. It's an odd art style to see in a Klei game, but it works. Another game playable on the couch.
However, the focus on "masteries" which should make one think it is something to give a player an edge in the game for attacking enemies actually makes the player weaker as it sets the player up to be attacked. The dodge in this game is hit or miss as one takes hits during dodges and often ends up bumping into enemies vs. going through them. The interface feels clunky, as if I want to just save and exit the game, multiple dialogs must be taken. Also, if we die, let's get back in the action and not have to suffer the terrible latency of moving across town to the helicopter, going to the entry area, selecting out power up and doing some time animation that comes out of some poor anime of becoming super powerful when in all honesty, they are merely weak. Hopeful to see this game improve.

What the game brings: fun and funny co-op, party atmosphere, working together, silly things that would normally not be in a sci-fi setting, independent development.
What it lacks: better map features, less gimmicks on spawning, a game that scales with a win condition, video optimization, play balancing things like endurance and time.

If you can play a game without sweating too much, this is a decent jump scare party game for a group. Essentially you have to beat the clock with ever increasing odds of your demise. There are a few tools that the shop system in game can give you to help, but generally the game isn't to be focused on combat because it's about not being able to stop your environment and enemies so that there is a sense of demise.

So as it stands, it's a mere "party game" status. That sounds derogatory, but I typically don't play them. There are a lot of people complaining about the graphics in the game and the performance, but to be fair, it's an independent developer not a AAA team making this game, so that's important. I'd like to see this game exit the party game status. I'd like to see these changes:

- increase the stamina so you don't appear to be an overweight five year old suffering from asthma and diabetes (See No More Room in Hell for a similar example).

- increase the time duration: half the fun is exploration and planning, and cutting that short makes that less fun. One can argue that this is the challenge of the game, but if I wanted that, I'd turn this game off and go back in to work and volunteer on tons of projects.

- Consider personalization. We buy items for our ship, why not let the players keep those things for their personal ship maybe between games. Think of similar when thinking of the game outfits for the player. People like to do these games, but by golly they want a fashion show and expression while they are being senselessly murdered and vacuumed into space.

- Ponder an end condition. Right now it's a game of the 80's. (just get as much score as you can get!) but those games died for a reason. Maybe make the player's ship showcase how many wins they have (think Dungeon Defenders tavern of a player).

Lots of potential here. Can't take it seriously. It needs a way of filtering players based on SteamIDs so you can block the populous of problem makers of the game. I think this game has a great foundation, but there are enough feature changes I'd like to see that if another game had those, I'd leave this one in a second.

The bottom line is, if you want a silly game to play with friends, this is good one. If you want something with more structure and expect things to "make sense", dodge this one.

This is a tough game to rate. First, I want to rate the game on what it is. It's a social deception game that is not in a party game format giving the traitor (impostor/bad guy) a strong chance because as the game progresses they get stronger. It allows for objectives like other games, but it requires cooperation as a team to complete them. You can use crafting if you don't trust anyone which takes longer, or you can open bunkers with people to get the parts you need which is much faster. The game has good sound, nice graphics, good aesthetics, and there are a lot of cosmetics available for playing to allow one to craft identity. The game is 3 parts murder 1 part fashion. It has a passionate community, and one can get directly involved in it by joining the company's Discord.

Unfortunately, this game has a lot of cons which is why I can't usually recommend it until the userbase gets larger. If you don't have a regular gaming group, you will be waiting a long time to join games. Also, there are questionable actions that people feel are reportable offenses that the game should instead have mechanics to force a certain play style. These things are debated often, and even though there are positions that have been indicated are playing the game incorrectly, there are awards and achievements obtained for playing it the specific way. The bottom line is, if you want to buy this game, only buy it if you have seven other friends/peeps that want to play it with you because you can guarantee to get along with those people to enjoy the game and not get involved in the drama surrounding how to play it. There are a lot of technical issues with the game that aren't game enders like crashes, but terrain obstacles that make one stop during run because the graphics aren't clear on what prevents one from crossing an area.

The TLDR: Great game if you play it with a group you know, but you take a chance if you can even play it if you want to play it in general.

Still needs doll mechanic work. Regardless of what it is trying to simulate, it just isn't fun to play when you can't control your character in the game. Some of this gets better as you get more powerful items? The interface could use a lot of polish as well. I feel like the initial boats that are offered in the game are really crippling, which I can understand, but it feels too much of a gimmick in certain battles.

If you want to go in "builder" mode and make submarines, that's fascinating, and maybe that helps the game, but seeing as its too large of a lift managing the poor decision making bot crew.

There is a huge learning curve to learning the interface, but once you do it does get a bit better but it is a lot to manage.

It takes a decent group of friends to improve the experience because hopefully their methods are better than AI shipmates responses.

It isn't that it is a bad game. It's just that over the years I feel the game is more broken and that it wasn't kept up. I say this coming from Alien Swarm and now this releases with similar issues. Based on the technology, this should be on SteamOS and I fault Valve for not doing their due diligence noting the original development was on Unreal.

It's what happens when Rogue meets Crossy Road. This game is definitely a nostalgia title if one ever played on the original Nintendo Game Boy. It's a decent time waster. Needs some added controls to make the experience more fluid for PC: namely keys for skills. Be warned as of writing this, the lock on your potions and materials don't carry over for some reason; I accidentally sold all my potions, crystals, etc because the cloud save didn't translate that correctly here. Also, I should add it works in Proton. For older video drivers, make sure you add `PROTON_USE_WINED3D=1 %command%` to your launch options.

Only a party game. The game is really incomplete. One end condition is the cockroach killed 10 times, but the other !might! be the cockroach making ten eggs? Not sure. Why? Because it takes !so! long to find enough bread to make an egg. Often the bread crumbs are next to each other which gives the human a big advantage. Game would be much better if there were food hints for the cockroach. Needs more polish. However, for a single dollar and a party vibe, it isn't bad.