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I’m not playing this game right now because after 20 levels, I’ve seen it all. The deployment missions are dull and repeated. There are only 10 different robot and 10 different bug enemies. Plenty of weapons, but only a few worth using.

When the game has significant and diverse objectives that feel meaningful, 300+ types of enemies with unique interactions, and weapons that are fairly equally powerful so the ones that are interesting to you are viable, then I might return.

This is a solid FPV Drone sim. I have used it to get used to flying before I bought and maidened my Diatone GT-530. It made the initial experience so much less threatening, and I can continue to hone my skills in the game.

I have noticed a few limitations though. You cannot actually use the drone editor to build your quad. You can get close, but they need to provide you with many more options and variables in order to get yours to visually look correct, as well as settings to get it to fly more like your actual quad.

Also, the flight areas are too small. The golf course is a pretty good size, however, its still pretty easy to end up out of bounds. I would prefer to have much larger areas to fly in. I would also want more variety with bandos and buildings and such.

Overall though, I like this sim, and will continue to keep using it to hone my skills and enjoy flying when I cant fly my real quad.

This is a really interesting title. The atmosphere is excellent, and the visual and auditory experiences are unlike any other game I have played before. As a mental health professional, its facinating how they depict Senua's inner thoughs and visual hallucniations, and they do so in a respectful manner. The story is fairly light so far (I am 7 hours into the game). The combat mechanics are a little weird. They remind me of the old school Dragons Lair, where an enemy flashes, and then you have to have your response. However, I am getting used to it, and not dying as much now.

Oh, I wish the intro provided more of a tutorial. I had to go into the options to see how to control Senua, and then had to go online to learn about the different aspects of combat that are based on combo's. Those were not intuitive for me, so they should have included at least an explosure to combat controls and combos in the beginning.

Overall, I am really enjoying this game. Hope the story continues to develop.

I have never played a Dark Souls game before, however, when I found this title on sale, it seemed like a good opportunity to try it out.

I am a mouse & keyboard player, and was totally disappointed when I discovered that you can only customize the keyboard controls based on pre-determined key combinations which would be quite impossible to play (e.g. Alt-Ctrl-shift to dodge). There was no way for me to reassign something like "dodge" to the key binding of my choice, which is really frustrating. Also, I could not find a setting to change the tool tips from controller to mouse & keyboard controls. This is beyond frustrating as there are a lot of controls to learn, but receiving controller tool tips when playing with a mouse and keyboard practically requires you to pause the game, go into the settings, find the corresponding keyboard default equivelent, write it down, then resume. Many of the default keyboard bindings are not conducive to memorization, or even physically possible to press while playing.

I made it about 5 minutes into the game after character creation and then ordered a Steam Controller. This title should warn you that it's not really possible to play with a mouse & keyboard configuration. Hopefully I can enjoy the game with the controller once it arrives.