Recent reviews by Machine5464

Great gameplay and a really original game. The gratuitous nudity and cuck main character with 0 character development really detract from the game overall. There are also some serious performance issues that result in the game completely locking up to the point of hard locking or crashing my PC. For the price and content of the game, I think it's worth it; but don't say I didn't warn you.

If you like survival games, half life, X-Files, or weird things, you need to join the science team. The devs really are game enthusiasts and you can see it in the quality and hidden gems you can find throughout the game. Can't recommend this game enough.

The game is fun and solid for single player. The multiplayer experience is hot garbage and unplayable.

In both single and multi player, if you use a grinder or torch on a connection and look away too fast, the game will lock you using that tool and you have to restart.

In multiplayer, there is serious desync between the host and other players where the other plays will see ghost elements of the ship that have already been removed. You can't interact with the elements and they completely block vision. In smaller ships it isn't that detrimental, but on larger ships it quickly becomes game breaking.

Great successor to Monster Hunter Worlds. 16.6 hours to beat the story and get to the real part of the game. The story was really good, it had a few ironic moments but I thoroughly enjoyed the ending. If you haven't played MH Worlds, expect some clunkynes, low info tutorials, and self learning. Most things are explained but maybe too quickly, so just don't expect the game to hold your hand. I'd recommend looking up guides for weapons and mechanics.

Very satisfying.

40/60. The core game is good. But the buggy graphics and gimicks are really annoying. Everything that's good about this game, is ruined by BS fights. Bosses that have bad hit boxes, cancel moves, exist outside the arena, or become invincible unless you do a sidequest. Enemies that are outside the map or have instant attacks. All of this ruins what could have been a grate game. This game was decent enough even with all that. But after chapter 3, it just kept getting so much worse that it became unredable.

I don't think I'd recommend this game for $60. I got it on sale for $30 and I feel that's a fair price. I'll come back to why. This game does an amazing job at satisfying Digimon nostalgia. If you liked Digimon World on PS1, you'll like Digimon Next Order.

You play a tamer that has 2 digimon training them and digivolving them to be as strong as possible. When the digimon get old enough, they revert to an egg and start the cycle over. You have tamer skills that will effect this and other aspects of the game. So you get rpg-lite and roguelike elements if you're a fan of those. You're also getting other digimon to come live in the city to expand lots of different things you can do there. The story is also pretty good and is entertaining and enjoyable. The characters are perfect for the Digimon world as well.

My criticisms are are that the UI is basic, the controls aren't great, and there isn't a great way to track things within the game. There's only a few menu's and they aren't the most intuitive. It feels like the game was designed for a controller, I haven't tried using a keyboard so I can't say how that is. But the controller works well otherwise. There isn't much of a tutorial for keys; so look at the key bindings, because key's you'd expect to open a menu or perform an action don't. Quest tracking is pretty terrible and it's unclear what is active or completed. Sometimes I just wander around because that works better, I'd recommend taking notes.

42 hours in and still having fun. Definitely recommend and a lot of fun, but don't expect a high end super polished game.

I don't know, Starfield just isn't grabbing me at all. I loved Oblivion, Skyrim, Fallout (1,2,3,NV,&4). 10 hours in, I'm just constantly running around doing fetch and escort quests. I've done 3 fights and I'm level 7.

On top of that: The loot system is annoying; there's junk everywhere and you can't distinguish between valuable loot and garbage without individually inspecting or taking everything. The quests are all over the place, they don't actively track your objectives on your hud, and you can't track multiple quests. On top of that, you'll get a dozen quests in different star systems and it's super tedious to track where each of them are and what's the closets or optimal path to attack them.

The game's pretty, combat is fun when it happens, story looks like it might be interesting in the long run. But it's really disappointing, especially for a $70-100 tag. I got this game for free from AMD's promotion, otherwise I'd return it.

100 hours in the beta. 20 hours after launch. First game in a long time that all my friends have. Worst part is we have so many campaigns going we're going to lose track. It's D&D but you don't have time try and schedule time with people and deal with bad players and DM GF's. Larian did an amazing job with DOS2 and I'm looking forward to how this plays out. Also, playing a solid game from a good company who doesn't muck about with battle passes and focusing on cosmetics is just lovely.

The only thing I don't like in the game right now is how the stealth system works.

Still waiting on them to patch the bugs from Beta. This game is only playable because of the mod community. Not a good dinosaur game, its just there isn't a better one yet.