Recent reviews by Happa

decent survivor's-like. there's a lot to unlock, many weapons, though some feel underpowered compared to others.

it was fun for me for about 40ish hours but it's starting to get a little same-y now.

game is alright, but i'm giving it a thumbs up purely because I'm STILL discovering new things about this game 1300 hours in. this game is wayy too big.

In fact Warframe has been updated so much that it has become incredibly unbalanced - to the point that it wraps around to being balanced again - all because there's so much equipment and warframes that even the small fraction of it that is actually viable in high level missions is still a lot.

Point is, this game is both great and ♥♥♥♥ at the same time lol

A vast space sandbox, unfortunately mostly empty (given that its a replica of the entire milky way galaxy which is also mostly empty space irl). Very immersive game though (Seriously, the sound direction, SFX, worldbuilding, and most of the graphics are absolutely fantastic and make you feel like a real space pilot), with a small-ish variety of activities to do (theres a decent bit more to do if you have the DLCs, so if you have the money and you're serious about the game then you should get those)

Also the flight simulation aspects of the game are my personal favorite of this type of game, it feels like you're piloting a real ship. You can reroute power, perform mid-flight repairs, turn off flight assist to fly backwards, disable modules to reduce your heat signature, and all sorts of other cool stuff that I wanna see implemented some day in a better space sim with more stuff to do.

A very broad game that is only getting broader with every update, but also not the most deep or complex. I personally enjoyed my time with the game but it would most likely get boring for many players after 100+ hours.

Community expeditions provide a fun way to re-experience the game in a new way, so I find myself coming back to it fairly often. It's multiplayer so you can see and communicate with other players doing the same expedition!

it's also a pretty cozy and immersive game at times, i love to put on background music/videos and just explore, build bases, maintain settlements, furnish and decorate my freighter and such.

I have a lot more trouble with this game than From Soft titles, largely due to my aim being actual garbage, but i still love what I've managed to complete so far. This is definitely one of those games that I want to be able to say I've beaten eventually.

It's also an improvement over the first game in terms of gameplay, and the aesthetics and world design are pretty neat. I especially love some of the weapons and archetypes you can unlock.

The recent LSFG 2.0 update made the frame generation significantly better, now I pretty much use this for every game I play that doesn't run at above 60 FPS, with vsync at 120 hz.

I should note that the quality starts to drop off quickly for games below 40 FPS, so I mostly just recommend this for people that have refresh rates above 60 and want to play their games with higher graphics settings without sacrificing FPS, or people who want to play 60-locked games like Elden Ring at higher than 60.

It's okay to level Vigor in this one, you'll need it,

This game was a fun party trick but not necessarily very fun to keep playing - but it has gotten significantly better in recent updates, both in content and coherence. The quest features and story summarizing features made the game actually legitimately playable (though sometimes it still throws a curveball at you lol). Learn to use the journal and occasionally your "cheat" items, it's the difference between having a nonsense story and something actually compelling.

I've made a lot of memories and friends because of this game.

It's like Club Penguin for adults

Way more fun and full of life than the first game. Feels like the dev team actually put a lot of care and interest into this one. One of the few GTA-esque games where I actually enjoy almost every mission and side mission as they're usually pretty wild and interesting.

The game put me off a bit at first because of its outdated references old memes, such as ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ rage comics, but you eventually get used to it and it sorta fits the chaotic aesthetic of DedSec in this game anyway.

One of my favorite things about the game is how surprisingly deep the interaction between NPCs can be. It gives you more options for completing missions if you're creative. For example there's been a few times where i've managed to frame an innocent NPC as a hacker by hacking random stuff around a nearby policeman until the policeman grew suspicious and arrested them.