great game but i want achievements

Absolutely incredible and unique roguelike

Incredible Hardcore survival game comparable to Tarkov and The Cycle Frontier; the game shares similarities with tarkov in that you must manage your inventory, while also including many more new and interesting features, first and foremost being that you (and other players) must fly to the raid zone, which changes randomly and there can also be other places to go.

While the game is in early access and still includes a fair share of bugs, glitches, and flat out incomplete features, it's being actively worked on under a company that clearly cares about their fans and has been actively working to fix issues

Very simple concept, greatly reminds me of the old Command & Conquer games as well as Mech Commander somewhat mashed together. I haven't played much of it yet but it's very fun, with quick and satisfying destruction and the sound design is amazing. The use of different abilities based on what brigador you're using; and the fact that they're all easy to learn yet difficult to master makes it all the more fun.

Extremely useful as an aim trainer, you can choose profiles for different games and adjust sensitivity and other settings, just as they would be in-game. Much better than going into actual online games like Counter-Strike, Rainbow Six Siege or Valorant and adjusting settings game after game, instead you can play modes like gridshot that make it infinitely easier to understand what exactly you're doing wrong. Not only that, but it also works on low-end PCs such as my own, allowing me to easily understand what mistakes I'm making, which also makes it easier to fix them.

Very fun sandbox/ city building game. I know it's been out for quite a while so given the time of release it's pretty well made and put together, still having occasional updates and DLC added, quite worth the purchase in my opinion.

PS I'm awful at the game but I still find it very fun :)

Granted, the massive amount of DLC, almost all of which being paid, is a bit of a turn off, given some like myself don't have $100+ to spend on a single game.