Recent reviews by McMuster

Only just started but already a beautifully haunting and moody experience with a surprisingly engaging set of navigation mechanics

They're cooking. Surprisingly ambitious and complete experience for the price even at this state early in development

Beat people up and eavsedrop on Giannini talking to himself about the differences between various schools of prewar architecture.

Playing on EA Launch, a very early access title with a lot of rough edges but presents a great foundation and a lot of soul. I'd be happy with my purchase even if i considered purely as a donation for an art project.

Doing tutorial: *subtext heavily implies you are a disposable dumbass who is going to die immediately*

Jump into first mission, responding to a priority defense order against invading bots: *immediately get eviscerated by a murder-bot with chainsaws for arms*

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The idea of "unique," "different," "fresh," or "creative" experiences is a big selling point in games marketing.

But it is rare to find a game of this scale that is actually as unique and fresh as this game plays. Of course that also means getting dumpstered while coming to grips with a type of game you've never played before, so keep that in mind on your way in.

If you understand what a "Nuclear Anti Radiation Missile" is and does, you'll really enjoy this game.

Made me cry

As of now it's very "Early Access" in that the game is rough around the edges in terms of performance, missing content and balance. Even so the product is already enjoyable as hell in it's current state and worth the price.

Furthermore I'd justify it as positive simply on the basis of how awesome the developers are, these crazy turks are pushing updates on the weekend in the middle of a pandemic. Absolute ACEs.

Not even out yet and already a truly special game. Also the only co-op game that I've had a good time doing Pick-up groups with.