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Good remake, hits every story beat the original did, just in a fresh way.
Has the dead space 2 gameplay mechanics, so no more zero gravity jumping.
The Ishimura is entirely explorable, and the game encourages you to backtrack through previously explorable areas using the tram system.
They also removed the turret section, now you get to manually calibrate them.
What every remake should aspire to be.

Looks cool, but that's about where the praise ends with this game, it's another clear cashgrab from a russian developer, seems to be a trend with drifting games.

Floaty handling, weirdly restrictive engine choices, as well as only a few cars to choose from, each with very questionable/limited customization. Every car has that one ugly Rocket Bunny kit that every 12 year old LOVES, and the game doesn't let you use a 2 rotor engine at all, only 3 and 4 rotor.

The drift feel is also very loose and almost bouncy feeling, while some engine sounds are far louder than others, unpleasantly so. There's also simply... not much to do? You can do challenges or complete the tasks given to you by the game in order to get acquainted, but beyond that, there's no real progression. The devs have also not updated this game in well over a year, going on 2 now, seemingly content to sit back and let suckers pay for a barebones game.

Overall, skip on this, go play Beam.NG or Assetto Corsa if you want good drifting games, at least those have better handling.

I just want it back

It's a good game with good gameplay and good devs, hard to complain here.

Preordered this on the 360, still one of my all-time favorite games. Good story, good gameplay, good driving, and the art direction is insanely well done.

Very unfinished, needs another few months in the oven.

Great game base, ruined by P2W.

I enjoyed it until the 22nd, then they added in the P2W mobile suits and premium currency. They're so much more powerful, it's a joke to try and compete. There's also NO WAY to try out said P2W characters, so you've got to buy it to even figure out how they feel for you. You want a healer that has high DPS and heals passively? Pay up, sucker.

Skip on this until they nerf the 5 paid characters.

Very well written story and characters. The gameplay is also really good, no complaints here.

I especially enjoyed the protagonist, Deacon. Every interaction with him is human, something I'd forgotten was possible in a video game. He's believably realistic, gameplay mechanics aside, obviously.

There's very little to criticize about this game, except for Sony pulling the plug on the sequel, despite the game selling more that Ghosts of Tsushima.

I really wanted to like this game, I tried to.
The game's setting, soundtrack, and overall feeling are great, they don't carry the rest of the features along very nicely.

-Without going into the incredibly expensive and expansive library of DLC, the gameplay overall just doesn't feel as tight as it did in their games from before Strange Brigade, with fantastical melee weapons/abilities, heavy weapons, and odd upgrades for weapons.

-The horror tone is almost entirely gone from the game, replaced more with the usual mainstream "YEAH ACTION MOVIE KILL ZOMBIES!!!!" one. Some people may like it, so it's not a negative.

-There's customization with characters, sure, but the old ones have either been removed or entirely redesigned (see: Marie)

-The monster designs have also become more... wolfenstein, with some of that distinct "nazi stealth bomber" angular look you're likely familiar with by now.

Overall, cannot recommend due to the game simply not being as fun anymore, even with all the new weapon additions and customization. The soundtrack is great, though. Sadly just feels like I'm playing an arcade game with the rest of the game.

Get this one, not All Out. This has multiple vehicle classes, which instantly makes it the better game. That, and the physics, while somewhat arcade-y, are still more enjoyable.