7/10 - good. Not bad. Not great, certainly not groundbreaking or especially innovative, but... good enough for what it is. A solid sophomore effort, I'd say. It was... immersive enough. Story was pretty decent. Voice acting often a bit iffy, some cut-scenes and cinematics could have been a bit better. No bugs or crashes, solid performance all the way through. If you like the RoboCop story and setting, and can find it on a sale price that justifies ~24 hours of play time, I'd say go for it, just don't expect anything revolutionary or especially novel.

A fantastic multi-player co-op submarine simulator with some fun touches of horror to go with it. Highly immersive, with unexpected emergent game play - like that time we shot the hull out from under the enemy submarine... that was above us at the time, and promptly began sinking, crashing into and destroying the roof of our own sub, dragging us both to the bottom of the seafloor, while the surviving enemies made their way into our sub to get revenge.

And all that doesn't even consider the umpteen hours I've spent playing around in the submarine editor - easily 40 or 50 hours alone there... given how long ago I got the "Naval Architect" achievement for spending more than 24 hours in the sub editor.

I've only ever played in private servers with 3 - 6 friends, and yet I've managed to accrue over 400 hours in this game over the past few years: definitely a great value for the money.

Credit where it's due, they walked back the PSN sign-in requirement. This is otherwise a good game that does not deserve the negative review score it currently has.

Just dropped 40 hours into this game and my wallet's still not complaining. Sure, it's like Banished's younger cousin who's still figuring out its life, but hey, at least it knows how to throw a punch by adding combat into the mix. It's got the basics down, but I think maybe it's still discovering its signature move.

I usually side-eye early access games like they're trying to sell me a time-share in the desert. But city builders? They're like the comfy sweater of gaming. Will this one steal as many hours as Banished or even Cities: Skylines? Stay tuned. Right now, I'm juggling three settlements like a pro, but without more updates, I might have to start knitting or something.

Speaking of... ProTip™: Not every plot is meant to be farmed. If yours sucks for crops, either re-roll the map or learn how to use the trading mechanic.