Recent reviews by Ydyp

Game was pushed to v1.0 and even with the cutting down on the content to make the finish line there is still plenty missing and you will encounter a lot of under construction signs. I barely call this a finished product ready for release.

A nice take on the farming life games with a Wuxia theme you don't see that often.
What is good about this game is that they put a nice spin on the farming mechanics like watering etc and it all binds in with cultivation in the Wuxia setting.
And the sect mechanics are nicely mixed in as well instead which is the same as the towns in other farming life sims, though it feels a bit more like you are more involved with it.
I also like the visual representation and so I can only give it a thumbs up and certainly recommend picking this up.

Only nitpick I have is the Ultrawide screen support, wish instead of adding in the letterbox function (which you can turn off and get everything stretched) I would have liked it that they would have introduced proper support and use the letterbox as an option to box the HUD layout.

For the rest it is just more EDF5 and going to be great fun if you enjoyed that game. So in that regards I can only give my thumbs up and recommend it to previous players of the series.

Was waiting for v1.0 to put my thumbs up for this game, it has a good story with different endings depending on which route you take just like done in visual novels, though is a full fledged game and not just a reading book with some dialog choices. You have some exploration, tactical combat and even stealth mechanics.

It also covers different kinks which you can find and indulge yourself in or skip it all and try to go for a full pure run and a ending. Also what I like is that you get a warning before you go into an ending so you can make a safe so you don't have to redo everything up to that point from a fresh start.

Quite a fun combination of different mechanics like exploration, extraction shooter with base defense.

The outpost building and customization is fun and practical, as it is your Last line of defense when extracting and bringing your loot from exploration back to the home base where you start to craft.

You also get more and better weapons and defenses to place down, this also includes vehicles/mechs that you can drive yourself. As well as guardians that are AI controlled that you can command RTS style.

Though the game could improve on the area of the map you can explore as well as add more enemy camps etc on these maps. This would make it more interesting to visit them and more involved. As well as lower some timers like the shop refresh are a bit to long.

Another point that can be a stopping point and could give you encounter some toxic behaviour is the no loot instancing and sharing at the end of extraction. Meaning you will encounter people that just rush to find the best loot to horde it in their backpack if they even jump in co-op because they will only be able to keep what they equiped and in their limited backpack.

But the game is overall fun to play and I would recommend it if you are looking for something to play and have the spare money.

It has a simple but working stat, energy/time management system. As well as a few nice minigames, especially if you like simple math. Couple that with some nice art and designs and you got a fun little game for the price you pay.

The game improved with each expansion and I still have a lot of fun with it. As it is also still one of those spacegames that are actual spacegames where space is central and most actions involves space as a medium to fight over with you either piloting your own spaceship or commanding your fleets, or even conquer it by placing stations.
Can't wait to see what more they will be adding to this game now that all major factions of the previous titles and lore are in.

Fun action based action based game where you hunt monsters, some larger then others.
The combat is fast paced and fluid and depending on how you have equiped your cores you have 3 active skills of your choice out of a bunch, as well as passives.

Though these cores are not all active from the start of a fight and the order and place you have slot those passive cores also matters. Giving a lot or room for a lot of different builds you can try even if you only have a few main weapons where you can equip 2 of them at the same time as primary and secondary.

And then we have traversal of the world is also kind of fun, instead of a living mount you learn to sandglide and at that moment it feels more like a snowboard game. Couple that with double jump and airdashing and you can get somewhere pretty fast. But these mechanics are also used in puzzles you can find in the game to get some shematics or those cores you use during combat.

The game itself is fun, the monster collection is done quite nicely as well as some of the treasure hunting ideas are fun like the vision puzzle, though it is sometimes way to easy to find the treasure even without the use of the vision puzzle.

Combat is simple enough but with the few mechanics there it keeps you actively involved, though there is a small change I would like to change is an introduction of classes and perhaps some shape changing of the dagger into other weapon types.

Also a big drawback is the very limited customization you have available, as so far I could only choose the name of the gang and medals that is the equivalent of gear so they don't have show them visually. I understand this choice is probably due tot he limited power of the Switch.

So yes this is a Switch port, but don't take this the wrong way they did minimal work for it to be a decent port with uncapped FPS and graphical settings as well as full mouse and keyboard support. Though you don't get a mouse pointer to navigate through the UI, this is done by the movement keys and mouse buttons. The camera is however controlled by mouse movement.

Left Early Acdess still doesn't support modern resolutions higher then 1080p. But since I wanted to give this a chance and I liked the theme and setting I hate to give it a thumb down for just this. But also the movement on the overworld feels clunky.

Also there is still some info not covered to well like how to make gold early days and it once you figured out that you can stay in the mission for a long long time just resting at camps farming respawned enemies to make a lot of gold that way. But it will become very pretty boring quick that way. Though until later hat is the only way to go if you don't want to waste months without research.

Then with multi character combat you still only get 2 attacks before the enemy turn and there so far I have also not found any way to manage aggro of the enemies which seems pretty random and can lead to defeat because they all focus on the weakest member without any mean for you to protect her.