After many hours in this game, I can happily say that this is a wonderfully delightful ghost/demon/entity hunting game that is an absolute love letter to Supernatural. Plenty of replayability, unlocks, character progression as well as a solid game play loop MetaPhysical delivers that Phasmo itch with it's own quirky feel and style. I absolutely love how there's far less dull moments, constant little updates and plenty of love for the game.

So I got this game way back when it first came out. Was very rough and kinda you beat it once and you're good kinda game. It IS fun even if a little clunky. Then i set it down for a bit, and then a massive overhaul came out that added more reasons to replay the game, like progression, unlocks, ect. Pros are anyone who is a big fan of folklore cryptids will LOVE what this game does far as monsters to hunt. It feels good enough on it's own to be creepy and the mechanics and gameplay are fairly straight forward. The cons are it's still rough in some aspects, like always knowing when your friends shoot a gun or everyone experiences chase music when one person is chased. But the devs are putting work into this game and can at least say it's worth the price for a fun spooky game.

If you like that kinda quirky over the top kinda game that is akin to Capcom and aren't too worried about the "story" this game is an absolute rollercoaster ride coated in ants, spiders, robots and kaiju. Blow things up. Get better ways of blowing things up. Fist Off-Brand Godzilla in the mouth with a giant mech. Ever wanted to hack a military grade satellite laser to melt an ant hill? Now you can. Solve your excessively oversized alien bug problems like a real patriot, with excessive fire power, today!

Rust is very addicting, going from starting out naked with nothing but two sticks and a rock, to building a fortress and toting a fully automatic rifle and doned in full Kevlar, the game is really fun if you know what to build when. It also helps to not be as agressive, and know where to build your base. Obvious danger zones would be around the irradiated buildings, because these drop random items like weapons, bullets, materials, and even blueprints to learn new things to craft. So they will most likely always be fought over. The idea is to keep yourself in a somewhat secluded spot and build defensively before going out and around looking for things. Bow is probably the best way to get build fast, beings killing animals will be the second hardest thing to do. My one problem with this game currently is two things. One, if you lag out of the game, your body stays there, and someone can kill it, even NPC animals and you are out your items, even though it was a game crash or disconnect. Second, if you get an update, you can kiss the server you were on goodbye because they probably won't update to the current version, so now you can't go back because your game versions conflict.