It crashed in the first actual mission (after tutorial) and requires third party account for online play.

**IMPORTANT UPDATE:** I don't know why or how, but this **completely** fixed the issue for me. In Nvidia control panel, I limited fps to 59 and turned v-sync on, and it didn't crash a single time in the last 3 hours.

Because I am personally not bothered by the Epic Games sign-in, and my crash issues seem to be resolved (for now at least,) I am changing this review to Positive. EDF has always been a fun series with wacky physics and goofy atmosphere, and the changes in EDF6 to the inventory system allow you to bring even more fun gadgets to the battle.

Additionally, Epic Games isn't ACTUALLY required. It's just a backend to enable multiplayer crossplay. It just needs you to put in your birthday (you can fake it if you want) and connect it to your Steam account and you're good to go. There is NO NEED to open up your email for anything at all. It's not even an actual Epic Games account.

It crashed in the first actual mission (after tutorial) and requires third party account for online play. **IMPORTANT UPDATE:** I don't know why or how, but this **completely** fixed the issue for me. In Nvidia control panel, I limited fps to 59 and turned v-sync on, and it didn't crash a single time in the last 3 hours. Because I am personally not bothered by the Epic Games sign-in, and my crash issues seem to be resolved (for now at least,) I am changing this review to Positive. EDF has always been a fun series with wacky physics and goofy atmosphere, and the changes in EDF6 to the inventory system allow you to bring even more fun gadgets to the battle. Additionally, Epic Games isn't ACTUALLY required. It's just a backend to enable multiplayer crossplay. It just needs you to put in your birthday (you can fake it if you want) and connect it to your Steam account and you're good to go. There is NO NEED to open up your email for anything at all. It's not even an actual Epic Games account.