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The whole point of tech demos is supposed to be to show us some sort of interesting new tech in a way that makes you excited to see how the tech progresses. This tech demo, on the other hand, just solidifies where AI in games is completely pointless. No Man's Sky has absolutely massive planets too. This runs horrendously on even the lowest settings and is not impressive in the slightest bit. All you do is walk through a forest that has no collision on anything in it. No Man's Sky has far more interesting and equally massive planets. If this tech demo was intended to show that AI can create large planets as well as a human can, then they severely missed the mark.

Most fun I've had in a multiplayer shooter in quite awhile.

English translation is kinda crap but it's really good overall. Very much looking forward to it.

Short but super creepy. Ending blew my mind. Enjoyed it a lot more than Exit 8.

I've been playing since closed beta and have been hyped for this. It's a huge improvement over the first one. Didn't play much of the first because there wasn't a whole lot to do but I'm gonna lose countless hours to this one.

EDIT: Only just found out that this game has seasonal wipes. I don't play games that are disrespectful of my time. It was fun while it lasted but I won't be back unless they decided to back down on the wipes.

I was so ready to give this game a glowing recommendation because I've enjoyed the hell out of the 3 hours I've been able to play but sadly, I can't yet. I just loaded back into the game to pick up where I left off earlier and after running only about 100m, the game crashed on me. I attempted to restart, only to see that I was dead but before I could even react, it crashed again. Tried to restart again and this time it crashed on the loading screen. Everything was running extremely smoothly for those first three hours but as soon as I got close to the first monolith, everything just suddenly fell apart. Can't recommend this until they sort out these crashes.

Finally.....a rhythm game that doesn't care if you're good or not. It just wants you to have fun. Incredibly hyped for Mirth Island now.

Game is definitely fun and it's definitely a vibe, but some of the anomalies are incredibly subtle. I've only just found all the anomalies and I only beat it even, just a few minutes ago, so it took me every bit of my nearly 3 hour playtime, to do both of those things. Definitely feel like I got my money's worth but likely won't play again. My brain hurts.

Super fun. Hated the mobile version because of the insane amount of ads and the auto actions but this version is incredible. Even has ultrawide support and support for higher framerates. It's an amazing port. My only minor complaint so far is that the enemy spawn rates are through the roof. Way increased from the demo and I already thought the demo spawn rates were a bit too high.

There's been a lot of people trashing this game for not being the game they expected but, actually knowing what to expect, I've loved every second of it so far. A lot of people were hoping this was gonna be No Man's Sky 2 and, if that's what you're expecting, then yeah, you might wanna avoid this. But if, like me, you were simply expecting another Bethesda RPG, then you'll almost certainly love it. It takes a lot of inspiration from Oblivion and Fallout 4. If you like Bethesda RPGs, then buy it. If you don't, then don't buy it. As a longtime Bethesda fan (been playing since Morrowind in 2003 on Xbox), I'd highly recommend it. This is, by far, my new favorite Bethesda game.