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I have one hour of game time on this game and i'm already writing a review because I simply couldn't wait to review this fantastic game and tell all of my friends both on steam and in real life about it.

TL;DR

Shooting: ☆☆☆☆☆
Movement: ☆☆☆☆☆
Graphics: ☆☆☆☆ (If you like that kind of thing)
Controls: ☆☆☆☆☆
Mechanics: ☆☆☆☆

The high visual contrast between the background and the bullets is really helpful as I'm blind in one eye so it really helps me where I struggle in FPS games. This game has a great tutorial that lets you get to grips with the mechanics. This game is a classic shoot 'em up birds eye view shooter game but there's a catch, YOU'RE IN SPACE sort of, the story line can be a bit misleading as to whether or not you are actually in space, but at times it certainly feels like you're in bullet time when you're dodging multiple bullets while giving the little rascals some of your own. I really appreciate the effort in making this game accessible for people like me (I only have 3 digits on each hand using arrow keys and then reaching for R,F,X,Z can be a little tricky) and the best thing for me anyway is that they put it on sale so it was really cheap for what you get!

If you've got time, any time at all, play this game and lose your time, this game will envelop your concentration and make you forget about anything that isn't a space cowboy (not a jamiroquai reference)

this is my first review so i'll keep it short. I've played mount and blade games since 2008, but this is currently unplayable.

In multiplayer mode, you spend more time in the lobby than actually playing, if you manage to get a game you will either disconnect, or your team will not play any objectives and you will immediately go back to the lobby in under 4 minutes,

In singleplayer mode, it is a skeleton of a game, things aren't really mapped out, updates constantly mean your playthrough becomes obsolete and there isn't a whole lot of new things to do which doesn't already exist in warband.

It seems like modders are plugging gaps in this game already, which begs the question "Will taleworlds actually plug these gaps themselves, or does every player now need to rely on mods just to make the native game worth playing?"

It's going to be great, but it isn't at the moment