The most solid I've seen a battle royale in a long time - I'm impressed, honestly. There have been other MOBA/BR style games (most notably Battlerite along with some Chinese ones), but none of them have had this amount of polished for a newly-released game. No dumb microtransaction stuff, all the characters feel pretty polished to play, can't say anything about balance or matchmaking but I had a pretty good first impression (just that I don't think open mic should be the default).

It definitely has quite the learning curve with quests and items and armor and all that and I would appreciate a brief tutorial, but the tooltips are great for learning in-game.

an amazingly cute game emulating raiding in mmos (in this case, specifically ffxiv), featuring a diverse and equally precious cast of characters! fantastic for solo or multiplayer play (either online or same-machine play with multiple controllers) with a surprising amount of quality of life features for such a straightfoward game - ranging from 'rhythm approach' indicators for your global cooldown to little indicators near your player when artifacts are available, world of warcraft wishes they had even 10% of these devs' talent!

I really tried to love this game - the game is beautiful, the gameplay is fun, the characters are lovable... but the developers have shown they're greedy over and over again. So many bugs which have existed since the game's release *STILL* are present even over a year later, and instead they have:

A HUNDRED AND SIXTY DOLLARS OF DLC.

For an incomplete game. And apparently according to another reviewer, without credits.
What a disappointment.

A breath of fresh air in a genre dominated by resource-oriented games like Factorio, Satisfactory, and Dyson Sphere Program. No resource requirements whatsoever for building (unless you're on Challenge mode, in which you have shape "costs" for using blueprints?), just you and your myriad of shapes and trains and colors! Great for those who love optimization without the unnecessary grind, with a low skill floor and high skill ceiling. Game runs like smooth butter, controls are very intuitive, game mechanics are slowly pushed to you through "milestones" instead of being dumped all at once - what's not to love from a factory builder with zero pressure?

Great game so far (about 30min in) though somewhat rough around the edges, really like the premise! There are also some small nitpicks for quality of life such as allowing the camera to move up/down, easier ways of inserting and removing items, etc. - but lots of potential!

Game should definitely not be locked at 60fps though for a 3D game, would like to see that addressed in a future patch - and please add an option to disable motion blur, it kinda hurts to look at! I would also appreciate allowing the camera to move without the sluggishness.

A very solid game reminiscent of Paper's Please, with much more side-content. I very much enjoy the cargo and contraband aspect of the game which helps round out the otherwise dull approve/deny gameplay. Haven't played that much yet, but it feels like the droning 'drive here to drop off prisoners/drop off contraband/buy tools' is annoying, though at some point you're able to just call them over (at least vlad, the buy tools guy) instead for a modest fee.