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This game is a masterwork of immersion that cannot be marred by bad actors. Standing in the trenches surrounded by explosions and hostiles, you will feel as if you are standing there yourself. No other game has fostered a community so quickly that stands stronger than any other.

As proof of our dedication, we have fought back SONY's GREED and made an example that this community will not bend in the face of bad actors. Now it is time to Rebuild our beloved Super Earth so that is stands as a glorious beacon of our Triumph against the odds.

This game is a pure labour of love.

-Amazing work with pixel art and splicing of 3D models
-Smooth and gorgeous animations even with the pixel art aesthetic
-Great character design and writing. Everyone feels unique and actually has a personality
-Inspirational soundtrack. The song compositions are stellar and I suggest you check them out.
-Incredible sense of humour. Every inch is oozing with charm and comedic interactions that fit well.
-So much content on release. Felt like a complete game from initial release...and they're still releasing content.
-Great devs. They didn't have to add anything more to this incredible game but they did, and immediately released fixes the very next day. A team truly dedicated to player experience.
-Its a fun relaxing loop that constantly gives you something to do, be it diving, completing quests or just plain exploring. There's something new every few days to keep you engaged.

Truly a game worth every penny. I would suggest you give it a try for yourself.

Fair warning:

**Do Not Buy This Game If You Are Looking For A Roguelike Deck Builder. This Is A Story Game First And Foremost And You Will Find Out The Hard Way.**

**Spoilers ahead**

No game has ever made me feel so betrayed. The gameplay you have seen on the trailers and demo are only 1/3 of the game's playable content. After beating the "Final boss" you are immediately locked into the newgame+ route. This is where the mask slips and you're treated to a wildly different game. The cardgame aspects are still there (infact it is still the main gameplay loop) but all the mechanics you've learned up until this point become irrelevant. No more room wandering for secrets, no more companions, no more items, no more gritty horror artstyle. Instead the game literally resets into a pixelated card game RPG and the lore is forcibly shoved down your throat.

This was a mistake. The beginning was flawless and the mechanics and horror elements were immaculate. Which is sad the game takes this route as you had a perfectly good game already. Instead, im left mortified by this completely different game. Everything i loved about the beginning is gone and im left with something else. That's the real horror. The balance also seems to suffer from oversaturation. With the removal of items/upgrades and the addition of 3 new deck mechanics, im often left with far too many unplayable cards. It almost seems worthless to have any of the expensive cards as often times you wont have the resources to play them as they are not given to you like the squirrels were (at least at the beginning).

I am reassured by gameplay videos that at least some of the games original aspects may return like the 3D tabletop, but not enough to say i will enjoy them as much as the beginning. You can forget about the sacrifice mechanic entirely and enjoy a turn based mana system which has been done to death.

As much as I complain, this is still a good game with a lot of polish, i just wish i knew that the game that i would fall in love with was going to be so short lived. If you don't mind any of what i said above, i would whole heartedly recommend this game, but i personally wouldn't get it knowing what i know now, and I'm sure many others would agree with me.

Its a fun game with dynamic gameplay. There's a guessing factor of which item the thieves are trying to steal or are they just creating wanton chaos. The game is fun when people are online, sadly this game doesn't get the publicity that other games have so its really underplayed