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Broken GNU\Linux port. Game freezes at splash screen every time.
Developers still not responded to a bug report I made last year on official bugtracker.

It seems strange, but I actually found more enjoyable the old-free-mod-version of Stanley Parable.
Don't get me wrong, this version has very good moments too.
Broom closet and Museum are best parts.
I recommend to buy it on sale, because it is extremely short.

It always sad when a game looks promising on screenshots and trailers, but bland in terms of gameplay. RL is full of poor design decisions.
1. Player Character attacks with "wind up" frames. This leaves nothing more than a feeling of input lag and frustration from missed attack as a result. This is also true for Shield block.
2. While many enemies have signaling animations before they attack, some of them move on screen in wonky unpredictable pattens. Also there is a bug when in some situations ranged attacks from enemies could pass solid floor or wall when you already learned that some attacks are blocked by walls. Not a challenge for a player, but mere "screw you" from the game.
3. Player's hitbox is not what it should be judging by the looks of it's sprite on screen. It is slightly lower and wider.
4. You have to spend as much gold as possible, because there is no way to save any remainder of it. Just a way to give game some longevity, but it feels cheap and repulsive.
5. The only important player stats are health and mana. Getting more gold in single attempt is the real reason to play.
6. What is the point of whole random heir hero generation? If you got a bad hero just die in room 1 and respawn with another one and probably with more chances to mine more gold successfully.
7. Game is lacking in terms of variety of gameplay. There is no\not enough random artifacts that could change how you play every playthrough. Instead you buy one set of equipment and use it to go through many-many retries.

I will keep the game (1,5$ feels like fair price now when I played it) and will still play it from time to time.
If you looking for Rogue-like-lite that is actually fair to the player, fun and actually enjoyable to play, try Crypt of the Necrodancer, or Spelunky.

This game is less of a horror and more of a immersive interactive storytelling experience with some disturbing and terrifying elements. I do recommend it for any one who enjoys a great sci-fi book or movie.
While others compare it to Amnesia:TDD, I would say SOMA is better. For me, Amnesia was a drag and not immersive at all.
There is almost no jump-scares (1 or 2 maybe) in SOMA and that is a good thing.

I've played it on GNU\Linux Debian and port is great and really polished.

Fantastic game, enjoyed it so much and can't recommend it enough. I think everyone should play and finish it at least once.
Puzzles are not that hard, what is harder is to find all "easter eggs" placed by developers. Story and narrative are great. Even if you already share some of the ideas and ideals behind it, it feels nice to know that you are not the only one in this world with such ideas and ideals.
I've played it on GNU\Linux and must say that linux port of the game is very polished. Fast performance on my low-end PC and no crashes or problems at all.

Never thought game of solitaire could be so complex and could have a story.



Seriously though, if you like M:TG give it a shot.

Pretty decent engine and AI.
Good deckbuilder without any restrictions, except for new card unlocking.
Grinding for coins doesn't feel awful like in other F2P games, because you will earn coins even for playtesting your custom decks against AI.
There is daily cap for coins (still 400 I think), but I think this is fair.

If you taking Player Rankings seriously then you will have to pay real money, to be able to construct decks that will be on par with other paying players. (So in some way this game is Pay2Win)
Without real money you will eventually unlock all cards from all sets, but it will take serious time investment. It took me around 200 hours of playtime just to unlock all cards of Origins set.

"Al-Al-Al-Al-Al-Al-Al-Al-Al-Al-Al-Al-Al-Al-Al-Al-Al-Al-Al-Al-Al-Al-Al-Al-Alert! Missile closing.." -Ship's Computer

It saddens me that this game was frowned upon by gamers. Because it is actually good. For me M&M-X looks like a large priceless ruby with small flaws and dents here and there.

Yes, it has filthy Uplay, but once you set it up it won't bother you much.

Game has minor bugs and glitches, but nothing gamebreaking so far.

It degrades performance after a few hours of gameplay.

It will have slowdowns when you pass through borders between locations with different objects (ex. From Plains to Forest), and poor performance in some locations like magic forest and jungle.

I don't have CtDs, or other stability issues.

Game has beautiful graphics and looks very nice. It also has pretty balanced and satisfying gameplay.

Barks of your characters were poorly done and feels like a result of lazy work.

Puzzles are somewhat easy to solve. Nothing too complex.


I can't remember a single RPG from the past that hadn't some bugs in it. For an example: There were bugs in Ultima 8: Pagan, and in both Ultima Underworld games, but they still were great games because of gameplay.

If you like this gameplay style and look and feel of RPGs from the past, then buy M&M-X on sale for a few bucks like I did. Game deserves to be played alongside with Legend of Grimrock 1 and 2.

Updated review:
So, I've finally bought this game (v4.30) on sale. Can't say I'm finally happy with everything, but at least I can recommend it now.

After playing it again on free weekend with mods I've come to conclusion: X-Rebirth is a remake of X-Beyound The Frontier with focus on more realistic and immersive gameplay. A step away from great and feature rich X3 series. (They also could be called as space sim of Excel. hehe)
Some things are done better in X3 series and some are better in XR.
It takes some time to get used to GUI and controls, to setup everything, to learn new mechanics and differences in features between X3 series and XR. A few in-game tutorials are available.

Previously disliked "highway concept" and sector layout is ok now, after mod installation that removed highway traffic. Now after I played the game a little, I began to see the reason behind this concept and stopped being too fixated on jump gates.

"Scanning stations" is now less painful with mods that basically remove most of this tedious mechanic from the game.

Illegal goods are now marked as such in game and allow player to discard them before returning to ship.

"police-car ship" is still looking laughable, at least now it without sirens thanks to "No Sirens" sound mod.

Basically, almost every problem I had with this game previously now fixed with MODs from Steam Workshop and NexusMods. Without these MODs I'd never bought XR.
Probably I will create some mods too in the future.

Also I have to say that I play it on GNU\Linux Debian 9 and Linux port is very stable and works without any issues.


Original review:
Sorry, EgoSoft, but this game still requires many patches and possibly redesigning some aspects of the game so it will be worth a buy. Probably will try it again on next free weekend and after a few major patches..

I've played for only 2 hours on free weekend and have seen already why this game got so much negativity.
Game is so crowded with poorly designed features so gameplay became even more tedious.

I've disliked highway concept. It maybe looked cool on the paper, but I can't actually using it in game properly, because of dropouts and how maps were designed.

Space combat never was one of strong points of X series, but in X Rebirth it is just awfull. Even in "X - Beyond the Frontier" and "X2" combat was good. Best space combat I've experienced was in game "Privateer 2".

Getting information from stations is such a hastle. The requirement of flying near every point of interest marked with icon is a way too much. Why can't we have communications from a distance as it was done in previous X games?

Docking to stations and spending time onboard is overal good concept. It creates more immersive experience. But station insides are all the same and looks lifeless. People there are just standing still doing nothing. Searching for containers ("What's wrong with you?") is just a bad filler with pretty bad consequences. If you get banned stuff from there and not get rid of it, you will be scanned by any "police-car" ships and all sector will become hostile to you. (That's how my playthrough was ended.) The problem is I can't even tell at the begining what stuff is illegal and what is ok.

Speaking of those "police-car" ships they are too much. Sirens are so anoying, breaking immersion and feel out of this game.

While graphics are looking good, overal performance of the game wasn't very good and degraded over time. I played it on Linux. I know it is in testing state now, so hopefully patches are on the way.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=moTvp6tamn4

TRS made a game. 2K ruined it.

EDIT:
@To all who defend and support greedy publishers and are fine with their lies:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oa-yF8ECQsE