Changing certain settings opens the Steam page for a different game in your browser. Don't really care how good the game could be if you're forcing ads for your other game into the settings menu.

Game has about an hour of content if you know what you're doing and isn't anything that you can't watch on the Hub.

Not worth the money or time, but could become something in the future if they actually add more.

Even after all these years it's still an excellent game that allows near limitless freedom.

Well worth the buy.

I should've done my research, and that's on me, but this game is not Online Co-op.

There is no coop modes, no dedicated coop systems. The "coop" is just the PvP versus mode against the AI. That isn't coop, its just bots. I have never seen Anyone describe bots as coop.

ETA: Playing the multiplayer "coop" mode and the game constantly breaks and needs to be restarted. Not a great experience at all

Fun, but short. Other "Survivors" style games offer much greater replay value for the same price. I don't expect to see everything within a few hours. Big dommy mommy is pretty much the only draw to this game, but after one "complete" run there's nothing but the reused voicelines, nothing new.

Game does not load. Probably needs you to create exceptions in the firewall but I wouldn't trust it

This game started as being one of my favourite battle royale games on the market and has done absolutely everything to stay there.

The game is fast paced and super fun to move and shoot in.

There were some minor performance issues early, but they never bothered me too much (just couldn't watch youtube on my second screen while playing) and they've all been fixed quickly and well with plenty of transparency on their progress.

The only issue with the game is the current player count is too low. I don't know if its just my region (Oceania) but there aren't many players. This has been mostly fixed with the inclusion of secret bots. They act similar enough to new players that you could theoretically confuse a bot and a newbie, but they aren't hard enough to kill that each game becomes a slog. This means in almost every game the last few people alive will be real players who are completely geared and fed up on bot blood. Meaning the last fight, the one that Really matters, is always the most fun. And the games aren't long enough to be mad about wasting times on killing bots.

Where's the walkers? Where's the epic roaming around? I came for sandships, and got Conan Exiles instead. That, and the official server breaks every 2 minutes, forcing me to log off and then back in and getting rolled back slightly. The reason why I looked at this game was because it was an always moving survival game with a unique system that stopped you needing to ALWAYS play JUST this game like Rust.
Just get Conan, its got better PvE and leans into its unique feature instead of removing it.

Deleting a character doesn't free up the name to be used again.
I kind of want to see a bot take all the names now.
If an MMO uses this sort of system, I don't want to know what's happening in the backend.