Recent reviews by flea eater

Generic. Uninspired. Boring.
Better pass on this one.

Very helpful even if I don't understand how it works.

If you play VR, this is just a non-optional. You need this.

It has its uniqueness, and it is a cool concept. Really want to like it, but for a game so heavily prioritizing stealth--the stealth mechanics aren't very good. If the guards spot even the slightest glimpse of the shadow of your pinky finger, they're instantly alerted to your location and don't seem to ever drop from this alerted state--even if you try to evade them inside of hiding spots the game has literally designated for you.

Once you figure out how to work with the jank, figure out the controls, this game is actually really good. It's everything I wished H3 was, and more, and the future is bright for this one.
Sure it's buggy, sure it's janky, but it's there.

This is possibly one of the most well-made games I have ever had the *privilege* of playing. The visual style is outstanding, the physics is satisfying, the combat is intense, and the soundtrack is gripping.
Amazing! This game is more well put together than every single AAA release in the last decade!

Very good game! Not a lot of variety in location or tank, but with time I'm sure that will change. Very well made, fun to play.

Buggy abandonware. Do not buy.

Delta V is a charming game with more than meets the eye. I have to say: it can be a little boring, especially when you're first starting out and you have yet to really discover the true depth.

This game offers a surprising amount of complexity when it comes to the space and the gameplay. Piracy, anarchy, bounty hunting, derelict scrapping, and of course--mining, all mixed in with plenty of random events and things to keep things spiced.

I really enjoy the customization in this game. It's not just collecting money to spend on the next tier of upgrades that make your ship better. All of the least expensive parts are perfectly viable, and in-fact, some of the less expensive parts can actually be better than the late-game parts depending on what it is you're aiming to build your ship around.

There are only a few things I'd like to see improved on.
One: I'd like to see the ability to run a fleet of ships, whether that be a Euro Truck Simulator style buy the ship, hire the crew, and cover their maintenance costs, and they passively earn you income with each dive, or by bringing multiple ships into dives with AI controlling the others.
Two: I'd like to see more variety in the random events and a better guarantee that you'll find opportunities to engage in non-mining related activity. I like mining, but after 20 hours of mining I'd like to do other things. Currently, it can feel a little sluggish with how long you sometimes need to wait before you come across random events.
Three: I'd of course like to see a greater variety of ships, and even unique ships that can only be acquired through special means.

With all that said, I recommend the game. It's fairly priced, it's fun, and it has a surprising depth.

This game isn't very good. The controls are bad and the story is mediocre. It's very predictable and not very convincing.