Senaste recensioner av Lazero

Enjoying the game a lot. Even if single player, with a game that was origionally mmo.
Looks are nice, and it runs very well. Character selection has nice variation, typical leveling as well as upgrading to weapons and armor, with mats or the earned currency, paladium. Also crafting from found plans or whatever the blacksmith may have to randomly offer, and made with mats from breaking down drops.
Your attributes can be raised by leveling and you choose where to put points, and the interesting part here is that what weapons and armor you choose to wear is dependent on their own varied attributes points, that you will need to use them. So you could upgrade a favorite weapon and suddenly not have enough points in a needed attribute to continue using it if not careful. The skill tree is also well done, nothing too fancy but good choices and a fair amount to choose from and lvl as you want.
Another really nice point is how it is set up like a Diablo-type game to play and gain loot, except in 3rd person, or mouse scroll from a tighter 1st person or further away view. Totally feel the Diablo soul.
Also its a big game, the dungeons connect by many underground sewer or subway tunnels, with off shooting hubs connecting to different areas, either this world or demon realms.
Wont talk about price cause from my play time that speaks for itself.
Hope a few more things might be added, like at least chat, although no big deal, pleased with it as is.

Yes, you start with nothing and have to gain lvls from your experience or choose to upgrade from it with the loot that is dropped, kinda like cards to build a buff deck, and they have lvls.
Yes, right away you may meet high lvl or lower monsters, quite cool ones to fight. If its going bad one direction, try the other, still going badly, die and start again, you will eventually kill and continue your growth, which will be a grind.
Yes, like other games if you die, you drop what experience you have just gained since check in, and if you die again while going after it, you will entirely lose it, so try to pull back closer to spawn point to help if you die.
Yes, movement takes a bit to get used to, and you can get hung up on corners if your not watching and get trapped, as space is narrow. You look and attack towards your mouse pointer, and KB run, so just get used to it, works actually well.
Yes, I recommend this title.

It may be good, just not as is. Because as is will present problems. I never had a crash, but is unstable. That seems to be the biggest problem with it. Gameplay will freeze, waiting seems to do it, but takes forever, unplayable as is. any others are minor bugs.
Aside from that everything seems to hallmark good things. The world and adventure is in a hugh monolithic post-post whatever, which has been moving for who knows how long in space, traveling towards a new world. It is presented in an interesting arousal of curiosity and has a blade-runner, fallout feel to it.
The character creation is minor by nowadays choices, but fine. Does gives choices of look and type and a proper selection of classes for replayability and style of play. Combat is also fine, but dosent feel enough connected, but has good response. Loot and crafting, also reminds me of S.T.A.L.K.E.R. The overland map is good, is in english, usually. I have not seen too many area maps to say more, as I have not played that much, but enough for me to be happy with what I can play, hate to keep fingers crossed, the price woud be fine if game is fixed. so buy to support what may be fairly decent in future if things corrected or wait a bit.
NOTE;I've checked in today and is way better, but still seems to freeze, then work, then freeze again for awhile, waiting does it, but seems to add up and happen more often. So still not working proper for me yet. hoping that further patches will do it, and the developers keep on it.

Enjoyable and well thought out, the second and I think awaited entry of the classic original game.
Turn-based strategy, party build in open world and dungeon adventure. Graphics are good, nothing fancy, and the map could be a little more alive in look (cause its very much alive as you move through it), but a nostalgic taste along with good feedback and presentation, also with all changing gear showing on the battle and inventory screens.
Lots of story and quests to do, different factions and building of your Company at your direction. Map travel is easy I just wasent the biggest fan of just close in look or way out, guess I am a scrolly type on maps.
Skill screen is well thought out and easy to understand. Characters are quite open to your gear choice, and they will also tell you if they like a newly found piece of gear or not, but its still your choice. inventory is done quite well to enable you to quickly go thru all the different gear selections or selling your going to have to make.
Lots of gear selections too, a warrior with high or low armor, defense or speed, your choice. Of course they cant all share items, but your can mix-match all you want with plenty among your party.
My company is only level 3 and I have a party of four who are all lvl seven, I can make another party now, as I got favor with our quartermaster so I was able to buy a scroll for that purpose, and you can get favor with other factions for buying or getting more quests or bounties from those who trust you more.
Very much independence of choices it seems, as well as a big main story to try to figure out. Excellent game, good price, and lots of hours of gameplay.

Above average when everything is properly implemented and balanced. If you cant wait, pass right now, if you would like to try something thats trying to make its own identity reach its fullness, and you like mmo's for what the core love is about, you will find it here.

Very nice game. Pick six hero's out of thirty choices to put a dungeon raid band together. Origionally a mobile, so having to double navigate some screens is a bit annoying, but thats about it, encountered no stalls, no bugs that I noticed, it ran smooth and seemed quite well done. (at campaign level 13 and no problems, with plenty more play to go by looking at the map).
Gameplay is fun, fight your way through each level in the campaign or quick battles, and all are replayable with your teams for gaining loot or the gold to buy more which is really good and adds nice depth and build surplus.
Has a sister game (Demon's rise-lords of chaos) playing the evil side, near same style with slightly less. (worth it to get as well) too bad they are not combined.
Graphics are fine, and has good video choices. If you like this type of game, make sure to pick it up, you will most likely love it too.

Odd, little gem here, works great. Has nice control of self-chosen team for turn-based rpg combat.
The characters are interesting in their evil types, and graphics are good. A bit slow of a tool-tip, and not enough about what is what, although not hard to understand or play. Characters level with experience, and can buy and sell equiptment in the camp, also where you can manage your team.
Decent enough tutorial, which gives you a good idea of some of the characters abilities. Play area has cover use and potions are on the battle field, as well as dropped gold or loot. Mana for powers has to build up, while basic attacks are always ready.
Havent played enough to tell how good the A.I. is, but seems adequate, it may have lots of playability, but cannot say for sure. Has campaign and quick battles as well.
Its a good price for what is given.

I think its one I will keep an eye on. Curious title and possible cool game..
Had to turn screen speed all the way down and invert the way I like to have the use of mouse and kb, (has keybind alternates to imput) which I also prefer over controller. Although I still had to use the controller to navigate menus.
Visually not bad, if blur is kept down. played very little so far, you start in a small town or village. I beat up a scarecrow and swung my sword around a bit and returned some pigs to their pen, a mini map would be nice to have, or a map at all, maybe I missed it, kinda ADD here. Mechanics worked all great anyways.
Its not full open world, but extends thru instanced maps. Has Singleplayer and multi, but not sure if that meants just hub co-op, which is being wrongly called mmo these days.
All in all, the price is right, and may appeal to those looking for something familiar yet strange.

This type of open system game is about rping by building up your ship and character, thru exploration, combat, questing and trading, has blueprints for ships to find, and mining is nicely done.
A possible guiding story and evolving system by your actions to carry your own story forward.
So far looks like they understand all that, although its too early to tell much. The combat and flight is kb and mouse, but very responsive and once you get the hang of it, combat is pretty fun. Can be tense, you can be overpowering but fragile too. Dont get killed right away with the beginning pop gun. do some mining to buy more. Character skill system not open yet, as will as other usual personal menus.
Hope they keep adding at a steady pace, and surprise me with some, so looking ok right now. You can mouse roll from up close on your ship right out to full game map (which is huge), your ship is way too small to see it at that point but will have Icon to still move, although you may bump and crash into small astroids unless on auto pilot (and still crash) which is click and q easy to activate and use quickly or not.

May very well turn into a really good game. The fight mechanics work fine, but at the moment you are only able to count on lvls gained and potions found during your run, while other perks are not implemented yet. What is there now is fun, but until the game has more in it, advancing will be very hard to do. I feel its worth the price as is, because its playable as an arcade run, and may be something very good if developed well.