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God does this really hit the satisfy button for me. I have been really enjoying creating my own Army and testing out what works and what doesn't. The game can be extremely challenging and absolutely unforgiving, but it really puts the pressure on to have a solid plan. Logistics play a huge role in this, you'll find yourself constantly needing to resupply front line units with ammunition, troops and repairs between engagements. Infantry feels great if you can utilize them properly, I use them as probing units or I'll launch an assault from the south and send in some delta boi's and 2-3 ranger teams on the far eastern flank in stealth helicopters. Air support feels extremely beefy if you can remove the MANPADS and AA units, if you have air superiority you've got free reign to move troops via helicopters, run CAS and put drones up to spot targets.

*I have not tried PVP and probably won't, because these games bring out the absolute worst in people*

I was really on the fence about this game, but I'm glad I pulled the trigger on it. I honestly haven't truly enjoyed an RTS this much in years, and it really satisfies my Tom Clancy End War meeting WARNO itch. I am very critical of what I like in games, almost unrealistically so, but this game really delivers on being an outstanding RTS. IMHO it is worth the full $49.99, and I am extremely excited to see what DLC comes next.

As someone currently developing their own indie game, I have a deep appreciation for how tough it is to build something from the ground up, especially when it comes to performance and optimization. So when I saw this title pop up, I was genuinely excited to check it out. The premise immediately caught my interest, and the game initially presents itself really well.

Unfortunately, I had to shut it down after a few minutes. My 3090 spiked to 83°C and kept climbing, which was a red flag. I also experienced noticeable input lag and significant frame drops that made the game hard to enjoy.

At its current state, I did expect a more polished experience given the price, though the early purchase discount made it a bit easier to justify the buy. The voice acting feels out of place and could use more work, and some of the early level design (like the open back door) breaks immersion. That said, the atmosphere is on point with the heavy storm, limited visibility, and flashes of lightning really sell the feeling of being alone in the woods with something about to go terribly wrong.

I’m genuinely curious to see if the developer continues to support this project. There’s a lot of potential here, and I’d love to revisit this review down the line with a positive update. I want to recommend this game, and I hope I’ll be able to in the future.

This game could be great, but it is absolutely far from great.

The connection issues alone are absolutely insane. I can't count the number of times myself or community members have been playing and disconnected from server or hard crashed only to loose everything. We pool our money to replace their stuff, roll out to do tasks and then have a game breaking bug that takes everything away.

Absolutely do NOT buy this game or support these developers any longer until they can learn how to stretch the dollars we've already gave them and fix this unplayable mess. They came strong wanting to immediately fix their issues in the first 72 hours, but since then we have been plagued with game breaking bugs and a lack of support or care from the development team.

My only complaint is that I can't give my life for Super Earth in real life.

"FlightVR" is one of the most immersive and realistic flight simulators in virtual reality that I have had the pleasure of experiencing. From the moment I put on the VR headset and took control of the my own jet, I was transported to a whole new world of flight simulation.

The level of detail and realism in the cockpit and surrounding environment is unmatched with anything I have played in VR. The aircraft models are meticulously designed to resemble their real-life counterparts as much as possible without over-doing it.

The flight controls are extremely intuitive, and the interface is user-friendly, making it easy for both novice and experienced pilots to use. The simulator gives you a good variety of jets to choose from as well as an Apache, each with its unique set of characteristics and challenges.

One of the most impressive features of FlightVR is the realism of the on board avionics, it steers away from a simple point and shoot. Depending on weapon system you will find yourself interacting with multiple instruments to engage your targets. Aerial combat is a breath of fresh air, and it is easy to get fully immersed when you're taking on another jet or squadron.

Overall, FlightVR is an exceptional flight simulator that offers an unparalleled level of immersion, semi-realism, and fun. It's the perfect choice for anyone looking to experience the thrill of flying without leaving the comfort of their home. I highly recommend it to anyone interested in aviation or virtual reality, you will not be disapointed.

What do we all want to do on our free time? Maybe it is those last 10 minuetes before we have to head into work, or pick up that annoying roomate because they don't have a car? We want to run around as a goat that can carry a flatscreen TV with his tounge, we want to run into a strangers house and mule (or goat) kick the dinner table, just because you don't like the plates. This game let's you do that, all your dreams of becoming a goat who can "Stick it to the man" will come true.

10/10