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Over $7 CAD for what should be free with the "ultimate pass". Absolutely outrageous. And the new Soviet arty suck- the main selling point is supposed to be the mobile 130mm coastal arty but they perform far worse as a team than a self-propelled Giantsint team. Basically I paid for this DLC so I can have another division with Krugs, the true Eagle killers.

Like usual, Eugen screws us. Oh you thought buying this pass would cover these little DLC packs? Nah, you gotta pull out some more shekels for that... assuming they didn't already arbitrarily ban you already

EDIT: January 20 2025

I can no longer recommend this game. I really wanted to like this game, despite the awful developers and toxic community, but they both continue to fellate eachother while the game itself circles the drain. Same old story.

From day one, this game worked fine for me with minimal bugs or problems. But the fanbase, predictably, whined about how their poorly maintained PCs couldn't run it properly. So the devs released a few patches to "fix" this, which actually made the game run worse on my PC with every patch. By the final patch they released almost a month ago, they totally bricked this game for me where some kind of memory spike crashes the game in areas that worked just fine before.

There are people with this same complaint but nothing has been done. I was enjoying the game and its story, taking my time, but these morons bricked the game and totally ruined the experience. And where are these devs? Disappeared from sight, as if they took the money and ran like bandits. What a joke.

This is a solid game. I'm pretty thorough, took about 13 hours to beat it. If you're into the history of WWI then this would probably appeal to you. We all know it was a horrific war with pointless combat. Every time I heard the whistle I thought of Blackadder.

In terms of the game itself, it is a strange mix of Signalis, Darkwood, Resident Evil 4 and Silent Hill. To be honest, it is too ambitious in some aspects, such as the whole merchant system which feels unnecessary. There is some backtracking, but there are mechanisms involved that will often keep it fresh, although you have to pay attention or you may get lost trying to find stuff.

The story itself was ok, I thought it was weird that your young brother had a full blown Magnum PI mustache lol

It's good

No matter how big or small, no matter how high or deep, no matter how dumb or smart- the Mobile Infantry will get them all!

This is a solid, rogue-like game. Each playthrough takes about 2 hours (3 maps). It can be difficult but you'll catch on to the combinations of tactics based on the team members you find. This is definitely a game about managing and exploiting stats, but it's fairly simple to figure out.

Honestly, it's a good way to kill some time. It sucks you in but when you finish a playthrough, you're done for the day. It has a good formula. Devs are also quick to respond in the forums and they listen to complaints and suggestions. I don't know why this game is not more popular than it is but maybe it will pick up over time.

It's a decent game if you are into the films, including ST3. I played through it on the hardest difficulty, which can be quite challenging, and also do not expect to easily collect achievements (which are based on secondary objectives in missions). The DLC Raising Hell is also good.

I'm personally not a fan of the Firefight-style mode, mostly because it is single player. If it were multiplayer coop then it would probably be a lot like the Firefight map from Halo Wars 2 and would probably be way more popular. It was a shame that they abandoned HW2 with only that one FF map and I've never found anything quite like it ever since.

This game is definitely tied into campaign-style gameplay, largely because that's just the nature of the franchise. I would like to see more campaigns with more content, bugs, units, etc..

This game is a masterpiece.

There's not much for decent horror games in recent times but this is definitely worth your while. Overall, I would say that it is a solid experience. The narrative is excellent but a little confusing, which is deliberate, so you actually have to think about it and maybe read a bit into it. I especially love the world building and the aesthetic style put into pretty much every aspect of the game. The music is good too.

Basically to sum this game up: it is a combination of Dead Space, Event Horizon, Silent Hill, Neon Genesis Evangelion, Ghost In The Shell, Metal Gear Solid (visuals/menu), all filtered with Soviet-style propaganda. Somehow it all works in a way that doesn't feel too convoluted while keeping you gripped into wanting to finish it. It also has great tempo, in that it doesn't just have a sudden ending which is a huge letdown in most narrative-driven games.

My only issues were largely technical. I wish you could easily map gamepad controls. Also just FYI: I found out the hard way that you have to have "classic menu" enabled to get the achievement for playing through on survival difficulty, which is not explained. Also I wish there were more diversity in character face designs because most of the Replikants look the same.

If the devs read this, you really did amazing work with this. I would love to see another game in this same universe- maybe not even a horror game or necessarily directly related to the events of SIGNALIS, but more to do with the war. You could easily get deeper into the lore, and you could also bring back all of the Replikants, maybe get deeper into the relationship between Replikants and Gestalts that has been necessary to colonise a solar system. Or give more perspective on bioresonance, which in terms of Replika neurological design, appears to be physical manifestation transmuted from psychic power (like with telekinesis or telepathy). I mean, this whole background lore aspect to SIGNALIS is, in itself, very fascinating.

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I think this is a solid horror title compared to the crap we usually get these days. I would describe it as Silent Hill meets Stranger Things. It is a rather quick playthrough, but at least the gameplay is coherent. You get used to the crafting stuff quick. I played it on hard mode and it's not all that difficult, just as long as you understand how to dodge enemies.

The main thing about this game is the story. I wouldn't say that it is very deep, but it does have a lot of interesting elements that all work together. I really like the "prismic energy" cult thing, along with the alchemy stuff. The design of the island and the lore behind it are all good too. Like I said, it's nothing that we haven't seen before, but it's put together in a coherent way. It was a little goofy that all of the characters interacted with Jess in intimate ways despite her only being on the island for a few hours, but I guess it can be kinda explained with plot points in memos.

I felt that the endings were a little shallow, not sure if the DLC ending is opening up for a sequel or not. To be honest, I think if they were to continue on, they would be way better off with a prequel back in the commune days (they completely set it all up). I love retro stuff, that would be fun.

When this game originally dropped, I watched a live playthrough of it by SHN; he really disliked this game, but I felt like I wanted to give it a chance myself some day. Unfortunately this game has been undervalued by the horror community, which is a shame because it doesn't feel like some cheap cash-in like most horror games these days. Obviously some love went into this game with the writing and I hope the studio keeps up with what they are doing.