So, I played this game a couple of times a year ago, and really enjoyed it.

But I have to make a positive review now. I mean, developing another game, and bringing the technology from said game to this one?

This people deserves the best! Congrats for such a good strategy and support! Can't imagine what this game will be in another 8 years.

Being a sci-fi and cyberpunk nerd, a synthwave/dark ambient BSO lover, and an architect, I can recommend this game on each of those fields.

This is a relaxing game, extremely loyal to the main visual references in the cyberpunk world. I would define this game as, rather than you drawing a city, you crafting your own images. You will enjoy this game even more if you "get in character", crafting your own stories as you position everything around, giving a meaning to the landscapes you will be creating.

Can not recommend enough.

X3 AP was a game a really enjoyed. When i first saw X:Rebirth i was very excited, but that excitement rapidly sunk once i could put my hands on it. The only thing those games had in common where the universe and the "X" in the name. That's all.

I was sceptic when i saw the X4 trailer, it seem they had made what us the community were asking for, but it seem so when X:Rebirth launched.

After some hours, i can say that this is an X game, complex and deep. It has gotten the best from the previous games and some interesting mechanics they develop in Rebirth.

Right now the game has some bugs, and it may crash. In my 12 hours playtime the only big issues i have had were not being able to play it (because I needed to update my graphic card drivers, so it was my fault), and the other issue was a couple of random crashes during the first hours (It seems they have already fix those with some hot fixes).

Do i recommend it? If you are not afraid of deep learning curves, go ahead. You will be starting the game a couple of times until you understand the main important things to know, since the tutorials, even though aren't bad, they don't explain much of what you will need to know. You can also help you with some gameplays, but i recommend you don't do that, so that the game can surprise you.

If you can not play with some minor bugs or deep learning curves, maybe wait for one or two months, that way i guess the game will be totally stable and the wikis will have develop enough material that you may be able to find most of the questions you need answered.

Nice game, may need some more depth in what refers to ships, but this is only the base, and more expansions are on the way, so i can not really complain on that.