Not big into card deck building games, but this has a great look at is fun to play.

Great little game, seems fairly basic at the start but gets deeper as you go :D

It started out decent, but physics aren't that great and seems pretty bad at driving experience. So on top of that now the game won't give me more than around 40 fps, tried 5-6 different ''fixes'' nothing has helped so far. (had 100+fps when I first launched the game)

I'm no D&D player, I'm haven't played any of the earlier games from Larian Studios, but I have been enjoying the game immensely. The only real reason I started to play it was the fact that it was such a huge success, so I wanted to see what it was all about. The only game before that has managed to suck me in like this was Skyrim.

Only gripe I have is the periodic crashing, only thing that has seemed to help was pushing the frame cap all the way down to 60fps, that is unfortunate...

Not a worthy follow up from stick of truth, it has some funny moments and story seems ok, but it progresses to slow.
It would serve the game better if it where a faster progression through the story or if the game wants to be slow the story needs to be better and/or funnier.

I kinda stoped playing after the game kept bugging out in fights and some of the bosses where so boring and time consuming to fight. So i probably will finnish it at some point, but it is no longer on the top of my list.
Other bad parts are the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ Uplay DRM B.S. extremly overprized for what you get, but at half price it's ok, but at the original price it was not worth at all.

It has some bright points and gives you some giggles and a good time spender if you like to grind...
I wish a future SP game will go more back to Stick of truth, but keeps some of the combat and play style of this game, but throw out that POS Uplay...

Sad too see a developer of a dead game get so outraged that he is willing to weaken the copyrightlaws which alsow peotetct his content. have not played the game, will not play the game, but I did watch e play through and liked it so much that i thought i would support the developers by buying the game. But my oh my how wrong I was, probably won't be refunded, but I still tried!

Here is a crazy idea, if you don't like micro transactions then you can just not buy it, ok i know it might be crazy and difficult to not jump on the internet bandwagon and disliking the game, but I tell you it is possible!

And yes i get that you feel it was a lie and when something is said it must be followed 100% all the time. (as I'm sure you all do in your life) the thing is that sometimes things change during development and PlayerUnknown have been honest about it being a need to test the system, that includes payments and all underlying systems with a crate reward system.

And yes the Game is far from perfect or finished jet, but the game is moving forward and getting better with every update, and even when something goes wrong with the update they tell us about it. When was the last time a developer was this open about the progress of a game? And when was the last time a early access game got this regular updates?

So please stop being salty kids over the fact that the game you like made money, and the fact that you can buy a crate if you want to or not it's going to be ok, you will survive. Remember all you stating how much money they made, I didn't see any of you stating how much it is costing to develop the game, or how much it's still costing, paychecks, rent, servers, internet, pr and so on...

It started out as a good game, but by 50 hours played it was nothing left to do and half of the game (dark zone) was unplayeble for any one that wasn't full team on max level playing togheter.

After som initial issues with bad fps and terrible default settings (v-sync on and max 30fps) I got it figured out, and my pc had to settle for medium settings (goes to cry in a corner)

So the story starts with me buying a new starship and then I broke down all the old mods transferred over all the stuff (including t9). Then as a happy unknowing fool I jumped in to it and behold, absolutely nothing in there.

Tried going back to the old ship to see if my resources got left behind some how, but that would be to easy. Started of going to the trade station to find some t9, but nothing was there. Then I was left standing there as a helpless child waiting for the npc's, and they don't have that much of a different inventory so no luck there either. GOOD JOB GAME!

So now after a short 16 hours of game play the space station is now my new home!
Guess I'll just stay here until some one finds me............

After restarting the game and getting it to actually launche from the space station it was up and running again, but still lost quite a bit of resources on the glitch....

POS, did not work at all, not with or without SLI so this just locks up no mather what setting I tried! so not worth trying!