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Its a 3 hour long story about swimming with the fishes. Its pretty though. Maybe 5 hours to 100% achievement the game.

Very fun game, it was worth to me at the original price so if you manage to find this on sale its a complete bargain.
The combat is smooth, keyboard or controller both work well enough. There are multiple viable play styles that you can choose based on your allocation of stats and weapons/gear. The clan system is underutilized and almost worthless, but the choice of single player and COOP if you want to help a friend or stranger is a nice touch to keep the game fresh. It has multiple New Game +'s to keep you challenged until the end.

The incorporation of Japanese mythology and history into the story in the form of Spirits and major characters is a nice touch as well.

Best Samurai game I've ever played.

Fun game that can be for casual use or hardcore grinding. You can choose to take your time and grow/harvest whatever you want, or work to quickly optimize your farm and make the most money as efficiently as possible. Each daily routine may appear to be a long grind at the start, but you quickly gain access to items that do the majority of work for you, giving you free time to play how you want each day.

Or you can play it as a dating simulator.

9/10 would reccomend.

Needlessly long review:
Fun game where you play as an overpowered mage, about 10 hours worth of content if you actually want to achieve the majority of titles and find good gear / spells / runes.

Pros:
-A combat system that I've always wanted in a mage RPG game.
-The improving and customization of spells through runes / enchanting. Your character doesn't start off amazing with just the fireball spell, but by the time you reach the end of the game you're extremely overpowered, running extremely fast, and in my case, making meteors drop from the sky that cover almost the entire field of vision.
-Destructible environment helps you appreciate the power behind the spells you're throwing.

Cons:
-The story isn't very fleshed out beyond you chasing down the Inquisition for killing your people, (while also running from the Inquisition??) Its not clear how much my choices in the chat dialogue actually affect the story.
-The entire game quickly becomes repetitive. This includes the maps, which have snow, grass, and desert versions that you will see repeated throughout the story. This also includes the scenarios that have a chance to appear within every chapter. "Protect this village, destroy these creatures, break this building, kill this person". By the time you reach the end you'll have done each type multiple times.
-The destructible environment is limited to specific objects (buildings, walls, and some trees). For some reason the cactus are invulnerable lol. it would have felt nice to leave some craters.
-Combat isn't exactly clear to the player. Some of the creatures are invisible and its hard to tell if that's even on purpose since I didn't come across an explanation for it. Its also hard to tell whether or not you're doing damage unless its a 1 shot kill. Some spells like the flamethrower / fire laser look very fun to use but I can't tell if they're doing any damage since the enemies never died from it. I also would have liked the ability to gain more storage space so I can could save every type of spell / rune / scroll for experimenting. Also the "boss" fights were very anti climactic.

-Bugs... I had an error where I crashed on loading, and my save file became unusable. I had to create a new game in order to continue playing. Also the mouse sensitivity increases on its own whenever you cause massive drops in frames due to large AoE spells. This also ties into the games optimization since this seems to occur far too frequently. In certain missions my spells assigned to the 1-4 slots would become unusable until I spammed my Q and E spells a random number of times. In other missions specific spells would be unusuable for the entire map and I was unable to find a solution. (This occured in every single instance of the "magicians fighting magicians" event at the end of certain chapters)


I know that the Con section is longer than the Pro, but overall I did enjoy the game and believe its worth the price if you buy it during the current Steam Sale.

A very fun and quick island exploration/puzzle game.

Pros:
-The controls for flying are easy enough.
-Beautiful artwork and design.
-There are a couple extra places/spirits you can visit and talk to for achievments.
-Searching for the ghosts to understand what had happened is a nice touch, gives you a reason to visit every island to search for clues.
-The puzzles aren't too difficult, even though the player is left on their own with little guidance.

Cons:
-The story only takes about 4-5 hours max to finish if you go for every achievment, explore every island, and aren't following a guide.
-The open world is fun to explore, but the story doesn't have much to do with the majority of the islands.
-There aren't enough extra objectives or content to explore outside of the main story, besides the ghost memories. I wanted more reasons to explore the entire map.
-There are a couple bugs where you will get stuck and have to restart the game. Example, jumping to fly and getting stuck in some mass right above you. Camera bugs when talking to NPCs, etc.


Overall its a fun exploration game, reminds me of AZBU with Legend of Zelda puzzles. The ambigious ending might be a disapointment for some but I think the game does a good enough job of hinting what happened afterwards.

Very fun game, there are still a few glitches with the terrain and models and different levels but I assume they're being worked on in an early access game.

Very fun to play with friends (if you have any) and in groups, expect laughter and salt.

This 4 v 1 game is extremely fun, except for the occasional troll survivor or face-camping killer.

Newer players are at a slight disadvantage due to lacking perks (passive abilities/skills), but its not game breaking. Perks are gained quickly.

The only issues currently are the fact that Joining a Lobby as a group of 3-4 tends to have extremely long queu times. If that becomes fixed, and matchmaking doesn't take as long as the game itself, DBD will be a great game.

As of 7/17: Great premise, but lack of updates for almost two months from the devs, and a complete lack of communication has ruined this game and lost the majority of its playerbase. There is no reason for any person to buy this game in its current state. There is a possibility that there will be future updates but as of right now I am not optimistic. Stear clear of this game unless the devs actually resume upating this game and communicating with the playerbase.
I feel scammed for buying this game but I understand that's the risk with Early Access, don't make the same mistake I did.

Halo + L4D2 + Dinosaurs
Drove around in a helicopter, shot a T-Rex with some missiles, and watched it fly up into the sky like a ragdoll.
Physics 10/10
Then I rammed some allies in their vehicles off a cliff.
Teamwork 11/10
Great game for only a dollar.

Minecraft with guns and homicidal, naked, human players that will try to kill you with rocks.
Very fun game.