Recent reviews by cillosis

For the first 10 minutes I didn’t get it. I was ready to hate. You can’t shoot, you can’t jump, the humor is for morons and overall I was ready to get a refund.

Three hours later, I’m hooked. The game isn’t casual, it’s got a real learning curve that I wasn’t prepared for. You’re not going to start and win.

For the first time in a long time, I’ve found a game that doesn’t hand hold me on the big picture. I had to learn to play and even decipher the story and setting.

That moronic humor makes sense. The game world is meant to feel dumb. The signs in the background tell a story of fake media, robot overlords behind the scenes and mass mind control. How all very relevant.

It’s definitely not for everyone. If you’re unwilling to put some effort into the mechanics, skip it. If you want something with hidden meaning then check it out - at least while it's on sale. 4 out of 5.

Probably the most consistently best game I've ever played! Psyonix is an awesome developer and really listens to the community. I've maxed out the achievements twice -- need more achievements!

This game, to me, is like mixing Destiny with Halo, and then adding dinosaurs. Honestly, it's a lot of fun to play and has really held my interest.

Yes, I know there is a lot of sourness about it going free to play. Honestly, the game has probably gotten as far as it is due to people buying it in early access. Just so you guys know, buying a game in early access is more to support the developers than anything. If you aren't willing to sacrifice a few dollars to play a fun game and give them pizza money to keep going on the project, then early access is probably not your cup of tea.

I just hope they release more game modes soon. Survival is pretty difficult and harvest, although a lot of fun, can start to feel repetitive. All in all though, definitely worth playing! Disregard the people who complain without any understanding of what goes into developing a game like this.

I'm not a connoisseur of puzzle games, but enjoy a game that makes me think. This game definitely has that aspect, but I feel like it doesn't give you enough clues in the beginning to even figure out what is going on. I got stuck shortly into the game and haven't had a lot of desire to go back and try to figure out the spinning dials on the roof/floor depending on your view.

Sure, I could look up the solution on Google, but that defeats the point of playing a puzzle game. Seems cool enough, but leaves a lot to be desired.