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Good game, very addicting.

Subsistence is a survival game with emphasis on survival, unlike others where survival is guaranteed unless you are inept. It promotes preparedness, planning and being indomitable. A difficult yet rewarding game that is a fresh change of pace in the Open-World survival genre.

That being said it is not everyone's cup-of-tea, which is understandable, but if you enjoy a set challenge with ever changing seasons, threats and an unforgivable landscape. This is the game for you.

If by chance you manage to survive to winter, only then can you gain prospects of forming a survivor's life. Good Hunting

I give it 10/10. Perfect in what is strives to accomplish with its own charm that sets it apart from other games.

Look man I defended this game, tried every excuse to give the developers the benefit of the doubt and after this removal of trios that (No One Asked For) I am CONVINCED that they are trying to bury this game. This game feels like a pet-project more than an actual game. A side-game to the dumpster fire that is Swansong and it is just on a spiral downwards.

Sell the IP to someone more capable so they can salvage this mess...

Mods and Community are active but that doesn't necessarily mean they are listening to the community. If you did a poll for which game-modes to remove, I'd guarantee you trios would not be even close to top 1.

Duos are fine for couples and bros

Solos are fine for people who want to be anti-social or who want to test the game out with a revival buffer.

Trios are for those that actually want to play a team-based BR, which is what this should be and was marketed to be.

Someone gave me this for chirstmas

It is very spooky and fun to play with people.

However because there is no legal-age ghost tiddy I will have to refund it.

First, right of the bat.

The game is a solid 9.5/10 for me. Here's a quick run down of why.

+ Great customizable difficulty
+ Intuitive gameplay
+ Great Settings/Themes
+ Lots of fun content and problems to solve
+ Micromangement, but not too much
+ Great soundtrack
+ Punishing, but not overtly so

Alright. Now to the review

The game is often compared to Banished, and although yes I do see similarities, I've played both and can tell you that I prefer this one over Banished.

Firstly Banished is a good game with a good setting, it doesn't have very many fail-safes. And because of this you will often find a run that you've done for several days amount to nothing because you forgot to put one person in one slot, or didn't build enough houses, or ran out of wood just when winter hit because you weren't paying close attention to it.

A lot of things in banished will just cut into an immediate dead end, and you will find that regrowing your population. When you are already pretty established, can be a nightmare.

This however doesn't have that, instead of core things to worry about there are many little things to worry about that, on their own amount to nothing. However together they create a toxic mixture that can spell disaster for you. But even then that doesn't mean it is the end there are ways to safe guard against certain elements.

Don't want to constantly build houses so that your population doesn't die? The population equilibrium is shown and the rate at which someone grows old and infertile is supplemented by shelters. They still have housing, but they don't create an over abundance of people to feed. Meaning you can expand at your own pace.

Too much radiation in the water? You can get it from 3 different sources and control exactly how much contamination you're comfortable with until you can get filters. You can also buy water and complete forum missions for a small amount to tide you over.

Raiders have come but you don't have any defenses? You are given a lot of time to prepare, but in the off chance you can't you can barter with them at a steep cost to get them to go away.

This game gives you more freedom to deal with each civilization ailment you come across and has many options for you to plan ahead and substitute.

My only gripe with the game is, that I feel that Prosperity should have been apart of the base game. But after remembering on how much I actually paid for it. Perhaps it is justifiable.

The game is good!

It's an incredible game with a lot going for it.

Try it out yourself, the scare factor is pretty high. That's how I like it.

Nah

There's no need for a lengthy review.

The game is a bug-ridden mess with tons of exploits, bots and viruses that can be injected via global chat. There are bugs that you will see so constantly that any good-marks you have on the game will slowly be eroded away as you play and realize just how little effort went into coding and bug-fixes.

As for the game itself, it is a grind+. By that I mean; this game is not a game, it is a chore. You have to grind to even get a key for a dungeon, you have to grind to fast-travel, you have to grind from the moment you enter the game to when you decide to finally quit in frustration. It isn't an MMO, it is an amazon warehouse simulator.

Progression feels like you were dunked into the ocean and have to swim up with weights around your ankles, and occasionally more weights will be added so you're not sure if you are any closer to the surface than you were.

The last thing I'll say is the game doesn't even know what it wants to be, does it want to be an adventure RPG with PVP elements or a war-time MMO with some PVE elements, at the moment it struggles to do one or the other as you cannot have both without some level of seperation. Which there is none.

2/10 - Buy something else and save your money.

For the amount of money it is great, has maximum replayability and a great narrative.

Good for the price, consistent updates and fun times to be had.

Look it is a buggy nightmare.

But the game it is based off of is pretty legit, and it has more character to it in a single panel than DbD has in its entire catalog.

Buy it, play it, get good at it. Executions are great.

200% worth the asking price, i'd wager even more because personally i'd pay up to 30-35$.


[Review]
You cut ships. No seriously.

The tutorial covers the bare minimum of what you do, as do most jobs in the corporate/contractor sector. The rest is up to you to figure out. You have every tool you need at the gate with a few more in waiting if you dive deeper, the salvaging of the ship is left up to you. How quickly you do the job, the shortcuts/paths you carve and what you ultimately learn is also up to you.

Trial and Error will be your best friend, playing this I can see anyone saying "Well, I best not do that ever again." Multiple times through a single sit-down. And that's the fun of it, finding what works, what works but shouldn't and what might have worked is the bulk of the enjoyment.

You dismantle a ship of your choosing in a way you see fit and try to capitalize your time as well as your overall profit. All while balancing work orders and trying not to die by your own hand.

It's an incredibly relaxing and satisfying to play, and even in an early access state. There aren't too many bugs that I found that were that bad or game-breaking. Some of them even had me develop work arounds of my own which was fun in itself.

The progression system is fine for the current state of the game and there are a variety of ships to keep you entertained for a few hours, maybe more if you like collecting audio/data logs and just like zenning out to good music and experiencing the lofty dream-like ambience of space

I eagerly look forward to Hardspace: Shipbreaker's road ahead.

I give it 9 out of 10 AI Cores