Senaste recensioner av That-Which-Endures

Launch version sucked. Current version is the ♥♥♥♥. Vehicles still need to be fixed as well as cops (although they are better than they were), but apparently a huge overhaul for that along with a big DLC is on the way to fix that.

Soooo.... yeah, this game's the ♥♥♥♥ now. They should of waited to release it and ♥♥♥♥♥♥ off on the old gen consoles from the start. It's way better now.

♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ stellar

Absolutely off the chain. Animal Cross x Zelda, amazing!

Works on discord now, game's awesome! Love the artistic tapestry that is the game, love the game play, absolutely fantastic. Better than Breath Of The Wild.

The epitome of excellence.

So, at the time of this writing, this game is in extremely early access. As a result, there's some odd bugs and some severe issues with the game. Most of them are the kind that are obvious and sure to be fixed over time, such as certain reproducible crashes and the like.

That said, this game has the potential to be the next Terraria. Now that it's finally on steam and actually getting some real income, I would expect that development is going to start progressing at a rather decent pace, due to the money coming in. The game's concept and theme of ever growing complexity is absolutely fantastic. Once things are ironed out a bit, I think it'll go a long way. Definitely buy now if you want to check something out before it gets big. However if you're one of those people who don't quite get that early access means grossly incomplete and extremely raw, then maybe hold off for a while, for as grand as this game is, it'll going to need another year or two before it's properly cooked.

Is there some sort of trolling campaign to give bad reviews for this title? WTF? A lot of people are either straight up lying or things the game tells you about rather clearly with it's hints system. The people talking about colonists running outside and dying are literally ignoring in game tool tips and tutorials. The reason they're leaving, is because you have a dome somewhere that's pretty good and the conditions in their dome are so ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ awful that they're willing to make a break for it. Believe it or not, a surprising number of them will barely make it all the way across the map in those conditions. But it's YOUR fault for creating that circumstance, don't blame the game because you created an in game Mars version of the Oregon Trail.

Considering the magnitude of size in the two main DLCs and the nice little bit of side content we got in Automatron, aren't we being a little absurdly critical of the DLC releases for FO4? Considering the map size and content density in Far Harbor and apparently more so in the new Nuka expansion, wouldn't that amount to the same size of the 4 "main" DLCs we saw for New Vegas? Doesn't stuff like Automatron pretty much par up with GRA's coolness and so on?

I think it's kind of weird how people are freaking out on the steam review for this DLC claiming that FO4 somehow has less DLC than previous entries in the title. Are you sure about that? When you consider the small amount of quest content we got from the workshops and automatron combined, then consider the two large map size expansions, aren't we doing alright here content wise?

Sure, I'm not sure I'd recommend buying this seperately. But then again, I get the impression this is more intended as side content/bonus content for season pass holders more than anything. It probably isn't "worth buying" if you are unemployed/broke. It is awesome to get it if you already have a season pass. It will also be a very, very, wonderful thing to have included from the get go in a GOTY edition for new players in the future.

This game has more content than I could possibly begin to describe. The fact that there are mods that add more to it is mind boggling considering what's already in the vanilla game. Absolutely amazing experience, easily one of the best games I've ever played. It's difficult to describe really. The gameplay evolves the further you progress to a massive degree. Everything changes over time. Combat evolves from careful tank shelling to massive army vs army top down shooter battles and so on. The enemy gets progressively stronger and if you act aggressively towards them, you'll quickly find yourself faced with a stronger, more evolved enemy that can offer a thrilling challenge or you can play defensively and focus on managing your factory. The game changes to suit your play style and progression in the game, there's really nothing like it out there. Absolutely more than recommended, if you have even a slight interest in this title, you should buy it without hesitation. It's that good.