It's a fun game with potentials. Doesn't seem "Solved" like older games and doesn't overload you with too many quests. I prefer the simplicity of this old school mmo gameplay, and the crisp 2005-esque visuals.

75 gig download and then it wants to compile shaders every time you launch. I couldn't get it to connect, so never got to try the game.

Sorry but I found this game very bland, slow paced and repetitive. Not fun. Also using a gamepad is annoying because the level up and title menus require you to move the cursor with the gamepad.

I wanted to like this game but it just didn't do it for me. For one the graphics look like they're from 2001. Next all of the characters look like androgynous 12 year olds. Gameplay is constantly interrupted by long loading screens - it would be better to just let us download the entire game data before playing. Lastly the final straw is that the character decides to go along with the boring tutorial despite the player choosing not to repeatedly - everyone knows how to play an MMO we don't need a tutorial.

i REALLY WANTED TO TRY IT but the main menu doesn't let me do anything

I love this game. Haven't laughed that hard in years! Aside from the obvious ridiculousness of the game, it is actually technically impressive in a number of ways in terms of the fractal mathematics and trigonometry involved. Whoever made this game was a genius.. the type of genius who walks the line between genius and insanity. This game puts No Man's Sky to shame.

It's got very addictive, polished and innovative gameplay which could be described as "Mighty No 9 done right". It feels really good to play this game and it is difficult to stop once the streams of combos begin. The game has a unique art style reminiscent of Viewtiful Joe and Mega Man while offering a truly unique spin on the gameplay. Skybolt Zack offers tons of replay value as most stages have multiple exits which lead the player to different stages in the overworld. Easy to pick up, difficult to master - this game has it all. 10/10

I really like this game. It looks good, is fun to play and is challenging. The game offers a variety of missions and has a low learning curve,

Bad. This game commits the two biggest crimes in "playable teaser" history:

1. It makes you wait about 8 minutes through boring cutscenes before letting you play, then once you finally get to play all you can do is walk around in a linear hallway like area with a torch that you can't even swing and a big ugly lens flare in the middle of the screen.

2. There is no way to gracefully quit the game, so you have to ALT+F4 out of it.

Great game. The amount of things to do is crazy. I play this very casually and learned to just try to take my time and enjoy whatever task I'm doing instead of trying to accomplish everything. You can't really complain about ESO Plus because it gives you some extra convenience, cosmetics, and DLC content and the base game was originally P2P when it came out without giving you any of that extra stuff.