Recent reviews by ifear

There are a couple of half-decent puzzles, but it's over-simple and very short.

The interface, aesthetics and game feel don't do it any favours either. Might be worth buying in a sale, at a push.

This would be a phenomenally good expansion if it didn't crash the game constantly.

And now it randomly stops recognising any inputs. Impressive work.

A charming little puzzler that starts out gently and swiftly escalates. Well worth the couple of hours it takes.

It's good but it isn't great.
Often is also isn't good.

Worth buying on sale or in a bundle, but too many of the puzzles are just messy and imprecise.

A charming way to spend an hour.

It's an excellent roguelike deckbuilder with an extra layer of positioning that really adds to the genre.

It's well worth full price, but don't expect something endlessly replayable - there's a decent number of crew combinations, but without the additional difficulties and modifiers that would keep me coming back for months. It's a shame, but I certainly didn't feel shortchanged.

Can't be played offline, due to the EA app.

Brilliant game, but unplayable due to terrible business practices.

Combat is sluggish and unsatisfying, and since that's the core of the game I gave up.

I tried again a few months later and gave up again.

Very disappointing.

Tedious and irritating.

The combat consists of attacking bullet sponges with underwhelming weapons, the level design is dull and unclear, there are countless scripted set-pieces that demand that you read the developers' minds for the exact solution, and none of it is remotely fun.

It starts of as a satisfying puzzle game, then loses its way once the puzzles get too complex: there's no copy/paste function, which is a huge oversight; especially when trying to minimise cost or area and ending up with a very long sequence of operations.

And having no option to see the outcomes (other than a single saved state that only gives a partial picture of the outcome anyway) while editing makes debugging a chore.

Still worth getting hold of, but don't be surprised if you give up on it two-thirds of the way through.