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Fallout in space but better. The combat is standard fallout style but this has a more interesting story and characters. It takes place in a solar system where the heads of a few corporations act as the government over all of the planets.

The first part of the game shows the player what the world is like but is a little slow paced. The story doesn’t pick up until right before you get your spaceship up and running. You get most of your crew members and start working with different factions pretty quickly after that point.

This isn’t a hard game. If you want a challenge, you must raise the difficulty. I would recommend this to people who are interested in RPGs with sci-fi or politics.

This is the first stealth delivery driver/ construction worker type game. The story is about connecting people in a completely isolated world in a post-apocalyptic future.

The overall story is decent, but it has some of the worst dialog of any game. I think some of the lines were meant to be kind of cheesy, but it just came off completely ridiculous. The first part of the game which can takes hours to finish is the worst. I think this is where most people lose interest in the game. It’s also the hardest part of the game because you don’t have access to vehicles or guns yet.

The best aspect of the game is the shared structure system. Although it’s a single player game, tools and buildings are shared online. You can send likes to useful structures or remove them if they are in the way. Building things for yourself and other players online is gratifying, especially when your well-placed structures get a lot of likes. I would like to see a similar feature in other games. There are endless possibilities.

If you can make it past the first part of the game (5-10 hours) and the steep learning curve of game mechanics, then it can become a unique and enjoyable game for some people.

A mediocre game overall. The skill system is nice but doesn't matter much for most of the game. The best part of the game was the last section before the final boss. Some fights actually required some effort and skill choices mattered to some degree.

Comparing it to the original, this is definitely an improvement. I tried to finish the original many times and never could because I lost interest. I wouldn’t recommend the game to anyone except for those who want to have some mana series nostalgia.

When I started playing the game, I had no idea what I was getting into. I had watched the trailer but hadn’t read anything. Is it Action? Exploration? Puzzles? After getting past the boring intro where I skimmed through most of the dialog, I started to explore and look for puzzles. I kept finding things that looked like puzzles that ended up just showing me lore or some areas I hadn’t explored yet. My gamer brain was telling me this game was boring. Where were the puzzles? Was this game just flying around and exploring space? At first, I couldn’t figure out what people liked about this game.

I really wanted to give it a shot. I spent months playing for a few minutes and losing interest and then putting it down for a while. I was almost at the end of my rope and decided that I was going to give it one more chance before deleting the game. I don’t remember what I was exploring at the time, but I suddenly realized the game itself was the puzzle. Finding lore was the puzzle. Smaller puzzles that help you solve bigger puzzles. I had never played a game like this before and as someone who ignores lore in most games, I just didn’t get the concept of the game at first. After I came to this realization it became one of the best games I have ever played.

One of the biggest reasons it took me so long to get into was the intro. It really was tedious, boring and didn’t prepare me for what to expect from the rest of the game. Maybe it should be more like a normal game with a big flashy intro to get you hooked. Or maybe it should have revealed a big juicy piece of the lore right from the get-go. Masterpiece. I highly recommend this game to everyone.

Interesting story that makes you think about mortality among a few other topics.

The gameplay itself was very lacking. Between each part of the game you are forced to solve the same puzzle over and over getting slightly more difficult each time.

I would have definitely recommended this game if the gameplay wasn't so painful and drawn out.

A short game (<5 hours) about exploring an island and climbing a mountain. Lot's of content crammed into this small map. There was some extra content that I didn't get to. For example, I didn't collect all fish or the feathers. I know would have loved this game as a kid.

Scariest RE game I have played yet. I haven't decided yet how I feel about having an unkillable character in the game. Though it made certain areas a bit scarier, mostly it was just really annoying to deal with while exploring. Rooms with the black sludge scared me a lot more than it probably should have. Even when I had killed everything in the area I just felt really uneasy. I want to be able to relax after I get rid of the bad things.

This game is not related to the first Ni No Kuni in any way. Similar to how games in the Final Fantasy series are related. While the first one was similar to Pokémon. This one more resembles Suikoden. I really appreciate nontypical games like these. I feel like the studio was trying to revitalize the Suikoden series genre with this game. It has been about 15 years since one came out. I don’t know the official genre, but I would call it a base building recruitment RPG.

Everything feels good. The gameplay is smooth during normal battles, army battles, castle building. Even the music sounds good. But nothing really stands out. The main issue with the game is that everything is mediocre. For example, I remember there was one battle where you had to use a specific elemental resistance, or it was extremely difficult. Every other battle I won in the same way except for that one fight. What’s the point of all the stat customizations if you only need it once in the game? It may have even been an optional battle as well. There are harder difficulty modes, but they only really give the enemies a huge HP bonus making later boss fights take 30 mins to an hour.

Another example is an ongoing plot mystery that starts early in the game that gets resolved after the game ends. It’s very unexpected but it doesn’t make sense and is not relevant to the game in any way. Not well thought out. Out of everything I would say the base building part of the game is the most interesting part of the game. Mostly because it is the most unique.

The developers created the structure for a great game and then perhaps ran out of resources and ended up throwing something together for the game’s content. That’s the theory I am going with. The only reason I am giving this a positive review is because the game genre is so uncommon. And I wish there were more games like it.

The best Metroid style platform game I have played. The game is quite long and difficult. The only improvements I can think of would be for it to have a better story. Which isn’t really a thing for these types of games, but it could be.

This is a 2d platformer about class, religion and the human toll on a planet. Unlike most platformers it has a good story and interesting characters. Fun puzzles as well.