Recent reviews by Cid

It's a little theme park and with the integration of multiplayer and the ability to download models from the internet to clean up there is enough to do. With each cleaned thing you earn coints which you can use to unlock new stuff. The only part to critizes is there is currently not a lot of stuff you can buy with the coins. Otherwise it's pretty much what you may expect: a VR pressure washing simulator, decently well made.

Bought this at release and can absolutely recommend it. When comming from a game like Frostpunk you will feel right at home. I absolutely adore the style and direction this game went and the only flaw I can see is, even with multiple endings and a fully customizable difficulty setting, it's too short.

If the solar systems were generated, if the situations were not always the same with the exact same outcome, it would be absolutely amazing. I know the story demands an ending, but all I want is to keep going, drifting through space.

No Man's Sky is a very strange case, but overall I can recommend it, especially if you like to take things a bit slower and enjoy the beauty in things. The handholding is relatively weak, since the game is based around exploration and leaves you, even after hours of gameplay, to moments where you go "you can do that!?". This said, there are a lot of reoccuring things you will come across and a lot of things won't be explained to you very well, but you have all the tools to do anything rather quick into the game. Don't overestimate how much has already been found by other players. There are still a lot of planets no other player has set a foot on.

The VR-Support, last time I used it, was really nice. Much better than I expected. I have only used it for a bit, but the feeling is really good. When you are still figuring things out I'm not sure if I can recommend jumping into VR as your very first experience in the game, but the game is about exploring, so have fun finding out.

Most people, I assume, get this game because of the "Immortal Empires" campaign, which allows to play any faction of the previous two games, including DLCs. To those be said: You have to get those game/DLC, where the factions made their first appearance, to play them here as well.

Besides that I can't say much about the other campaigns since I exclusively played Immortal Empires, besides a small dive into the Kislev campaign which was OK, but I didn't like the faction at the time.

A cute survival city builder which makes clever use of the "living city" idea. Especially to note are the new ideas comming from the symbiosis relationship which brings a fresh new wind into the genre. Personally, I find the art style cute and the overall gameplay very easy to understand and get into. If you love other (survival) city builder, you will feel right at home, as long as you can go along with the look and feel of the game.

This game, it's community and the developers are and absolute marvel. As long as you can put up with it being always-online, I couldn't name any downsides. This game isn't perfect, but it comes close. The athmosphere is great, the gunplay feels good, the enemies are challanging, rewards are very well spread and cinematic moments happening all the time.

To be noted:
- There is currency in the game which you could by with real money, but you find plenty of it while playing.
- You will die a lot and it's part of the fun. Just make joke about it and don't be mad.
- The difficulty often doesn't matter. Play at where you like it.
- It is meant to be played together. Do your first steps as you please, but don't be aftraid of strangers. This community is one of the better ones.

As of 06.05.2024 the community stood united against an update, which required to create a PSN-Account, and the fighting wasn't only done ingame, but IRL as well. The update didn't happen.

Great fun alone or better with friends. Building and researching is nice. Fights aren't too complicated but quickly become challanging. Generally all mechanics work well with each other.

Ya got a loicense for that?
Brit / 10

Even in 2022, these outdated graphic have something unsettling to them. I tried playing this game multiple times. Whether alone or with friends watching, I quickly reach the point where I simply don't want to continue. No other game has given me this suffocating dense feel of dread like this. Phasmophobia in VR, no problem, but this just simply scares me.

I got a lot of early Terraria vibes while playing this game. It's a satisfying game right now with much greater potential.