this is not a fun game :)

highly recommend

CUTE STUFF AHEAD

An amazing game with friends! Has a lot of really fun and goofy mechanics that always leave you and friends with a good laugh. If you're looking for a new party game for your friends that's casual and cozy, look no further! (or do)

I've had a blast so far, and cant wait for more! <3

Going into this game you need to be aware of one big fact that I feel is important; Roadcraft seemingly is not trying to be Snowrunner 2.
For better or worse, it has its focus on a lot of different factors of what made Snow Runner enjoyable for a lot of people. Specifically, mechanics like improving facilities/roads to make the game easier going forward (i.e Delivering bridge parts to make a new bridge to get your logging operation across the river easier).

With that said, it does really really good in the area's it focuses on. It's insanely fun to grab a dozer and plow out a area you want to make into a road, lay some dirt, flatten it, and pave over and make your own shortcuts on a whim. It's really satisfying. However there's a lot of small details I wish the game didn't really stray away from, specifically your vehicle modding, as of now writing this review, I'm a good bit in, and there's seemingly no way to swap out utility pieces on your vehicles for other parts, or upgrade certain utility parts. Like I said at the start, I'm aware it's not trying to be a Snowrunner sequel, but there was always something special about crafting your truck to your liking and getting specific parts put on to make it unique to your playstyle.

With all that said, there's still immense fun to be had here for its 40$ price tag, and hopefully some sales later will make it even more appealing for some people who feel like 40$ might be a bit steep. But as a truck/car/equipment enjoy-er, this scratches a itch decently enough to justify the 40$ for me.

Thanks for taking the time to read my review! MUAH!! <3

As it currently stands this game screams asset flip,

Almost impossible to get in match.
UI feels awful and settings lack basic features you'd expect.

30$ is wild for something this level of early access...

It's your typical survival builder!
Tier list of several upgrades for base, and tools to use exploring and taming new Pals.

The world is very pretty, and pals, mostly fit in here and there, but there are moments where themes kinda clash, and seem a little jolting, but overall a very neat aesthetic/style of art/graphics.

Gameplay is fun, and decent, combat is your typical third person shooter. A few things feel like they could be polished, but at the time of this review, it's still very much a early access issue.

Basebuilding is bare bones, you can make some neat buildings, but the pieces so far seem very basic and not super intricate or refined, again, early access yadayada...

Pals are very cute and seem heavily inspired by everyones favorite worldwide monster collector game, always fun stumbling onto a new pal and getting to add them to your arsenal of little helpers >;3

The world is honestly super ♥♥♥♥♥♥ massive and allows for a LOT of exploration, excited to see more!

overall for the price tag, 30$ isn't super bad for what you get, but it does feel a bit steep for an early access game. But I've seen far worse early access titles for similarly steep, or steeper prices, so it's not the worst!

I rate it 7/10 paws at the time of this review!

Great game, good beta, enjoying the full release as well!!!

Try it out :D It's free!

:)

35 hours in review~

I approached this game with skepticism. You should as well if you're on the fence with buying it.
If you're on the fence you need to ask yourself some questions.

Are you looking for a alternative to No Mans Sky, Elite Dangerous, Star citizen?
If yes to any of those, or games similar to those, Starfield may not be what you want.

Are you looking for Fallout/Skyrim in space with a bit more depth then a game like Outer Worlds?
You may want be interested!

Overall Starfield brings the classic RPG element we all love with Fallout, but doesn't really re-invent it self, for better or worse. The few area's where the game did try to reinvent itself, for example, the lockpicking, and skill tree, it seems questionable. Nothing really felt wrong with the attribute point system most of us are all familiar with, however it is something new.

On and outstanding note, the ship building is amazing! You can really go buck wild with your creativity within the ships creation/modification screen!

To conclude my review, I don't think starfield is anything insanely groundbreaking, or a large step forward in game design, but it is exactly what BGS fans like to see, and if that's you, I'm sure you'll have a good time! :)

it okay,
good shooter, good mechanics, feels insanely smooth and fleshed out and charming to play, but bungie will make you cry and take every dollar they can suck out of you. If you find the enjoyment worth it like I do, consider it, if you play for free and don't really see yourself enjoying the grindy bits or the combat all that much, steer clear.