Looking forward to it! It's a fun retro shooter that reminds me of the original Starship Troopers game that came out on the original xbox (i think). It's fun, challenging and a good time. Can't wait for the full release. I'm Doing My Part!

Witchfire is a very interesting and unique world with a story and lore I would LOVE to dive more into as the game develops. Thought the story and lore is thus far rather light, it has been setup in a way that really sets a fascinating and grim scene that leaves you wanting for more. The questions that are unanswered almost seem part of the world itself as it is a world seemingly on its last legs holding the tide against the Witch's dark forces.

The game can be unforgiving but fair. Difficulty along with enemy types and strategies diversify as you increase your stats and level. The weapon and gear equipment can be enhanced and scale with you the more you use them and find a good battle rhythm. The weapon and gear types are many, and varied, but you can find weapons / gear that complement one another's secondary characteristics and upgrade by mixing and matching, greatly improving you chances of survival. Though the threat of the enemy is ever present, it is not so overbearing as to take away from world exploration. Every time you revisit an area, you are likely to find something you missed before, or encounter a new event.

Even though the game is in early access and I have almost beat the available content I am still REALLY enjoying the experience this game provides. Some may think it grindy, but that's even kind of baked into the lore of the world. The price for using magic against the Witch's forces, is that death is not the end. Player death, and grinding to upgrade you equipment and stats seems simply part of the process in the never ending war against evil. When not progressing main quests and current narrative, it is a rather comfortable and enjoyable grind. Well, as long as you don't get too comfortable and overconfident only for the game to not so subtly remind you to pay attention haha.

And if I may speak to them development team, it is always exciting to have a team so passionate about their product. You have made a great game and been upfront that it is early access, and still a work in progress. Slow is smooth, and smooth is fast! Keep going at your own pace, and keep up excellent quality that you have been providing us all. We are all enjoying it and look forward to the future of this game!

A great blast from the past. Though it is a beautiful open world that is fun to explore, the overall experience is a bit empty and the story is choppy leaving a lot to be desired. Nevertheless i still had a great time playing the game.

Robocop: Rogue City is a faithful and detailed recreation of everyone's favorite cyborg police officer. It perfectly recreates world of Robocop, in the city of Detroit as run by the OCP corporation. I would honestly say that for any fan of Robocop, this is a must play.

The world and feeling of Robocop is perfectly created, and as atmospheric as the original movie was. With Peter Weller himself, reprising the role of voicing the titular character, it doesn't get much better. I thoroughly enjoyed the gameplay experience, and it is easy to tell that the people involved put a lot of love and effort into creating this game. I'm sad now that I've finished it, but it was a game well worth playing and finishing. I had a great time playing it, and thoroughly enjoyed the Robocop experience that it gave.