Recent reviews by SnickersZA

Not bad, controls make the game kinda frustrating in a way as it feels like an artificial way to slow the game down. It's slow, but needing to worry about food and such means you have to rush a bit to actually stay alive. But over all there's no game breakers and a pretty decent game for the price.

It is a bit buggy, NPC's sometimes spawn in random places right after you clear area's, the lighting is a bit crazy, your controls might get stuck a bit so you have to save and reload, and you need a super computer from space to play it.
But if you have a decent computer, and you spend a bit of time tuning the settings, it's more than playable at the moment. If you're used to the buggy-ness of the original stalker games, this one is more buggy, but less prone to crashes, and no loading between areas makes up for the inconviniences which makes it pretty playable.

Personally, I'd say play it now if you want for a few dozen hours, maybe even try completing the game. Then put the game down for a few months to let it cook, then jump in again. Since you can make different decisions, you can play it differently all together when the games fully baked.

Decent game, can get wrecked by bad rng.

Talked to a genocidal cow and kicked a squirrel. 10/10

If you're ever going to try playing a farming game, this shouldn't be your first one, otherwise it would ruin almost any other farming game you play in future.

Had a rough start when it was launched, and it still suffers from a few issues like the crazy long "tutorial" story line and slightly clunky interface, but with the shear amount of content is has I think it's worth it. It's also probably one of the only games you can play that's sort of MMO but can also run completely offline.

Struggled to keep my beaver wet, but pumping my log for hours seemed to do the trick.

I died a lot 10/10

Probably one of the most faithful dnd ruleset games you can play.

Good enough to spark a small cult on reddit.