I started my journey with this game using a pirated copy and got stuck at that infamous 1.4 glitch and couldn't say no to the game so I decided to support the dev and finish my journey. Now I'm modded up on a new save with all DLCs and even with cheating I am 20 hours in with more to do.

But thats where its drawback is. Even with cheating I am 20 hours in. For a pure experience this game will be the grind of your life. You will need the wiki for every little thing. I suggest actually researching the game BEFORE you buy it so you know what the heck to do when you get in there. Its fun, its easy to sink in 3 hours at time and ignore your wife and kids.

2 Hours isn't enough time to experience this game so be wary of your refunds. Every day corresponds to an NPC you to need to help so use time wisely, but there are no time limits, only next weeks. Its definitely worth it on a sale and if you're gonna do the DLCs then start with them because they weave in useful items along the way.

It takes a lot for me to feel comfortable writing a review. I hate being tracked or having ads tailored to me based on my likes. But damn. This game is worth the review. Its simple and takes thinking. Some times things didn't work like they just had previously but then you figure it out with your own work arounds and thats the coolest part of the game. Only thing I can recommend is a step by step guide. Some things aren't so obvious so it takes more time than necessary to get an answer. And sure, the whole idea is to hurry up and wait. But at least show us the path of progression.

As much as I'd love to recommend this game, its only a shell of what it once was. This was the new age Sims City, the game had its bugs but they were largely able to be worked through. Now though, the game has taken the ultimate Paradox, where you own the game, but have none of the content. Unfortunately this looks to be going the way of Civ Rev, where a season pass is good until they need another influx of cash at which a new season will start with the same content in a slightly different color. The game has been updated to play the idea smoothly and I've never had trouble running it, but now the game is $30 PLUS dlc, the DLC adds novelty if you're new to the game but for veterans it was more of a 'I paid money for this?'. Idk if Steam allows the Piracy word but this is why it happens, and I don't think these devs should be able to pirate our money like that.

I've been a long time fan of the Civilization series, truly fantastic and fun games, this game was no exception, it was a bit of a change compared to what was available previously and overall I'd give gameplay a good solid 8/10 for the actual game.

I have also been a long time fan of my privacy and clean computers, because of this nonsense with redshell I cannot, in good faith, recommend this game to anyone for any reason. Consider it protest.

20 minutes in and I am terrified to continue, already got the chills once. Not only do I recommend this game I also recommend a security blanket and a night light.

10/10 Would admit I am a little again.

I normally don't care to write reviews seeing as everyone says what I've about to state but this game is absolutely fantastic. After a 3.5 hour play time I couldn't have been more impressed. The graphics from the beginning were outstand and when I tweaked them up to high I was met with graphics I couldn't believe. The game play is simple but entertaining, PvE is Gears of War meets Assassins Creed. Its easy to get a hang of and doesn't require ridiculous amounts of though process just to kill one guy, PvP is difficult for any new player on an unfamiliar game but all in all fun.

You're a space ninja with a gun. What could go wrong?