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Not even once...just don't.

I'd like to say that while the story isn't the most original thing out there, it's still fun and moderately entertaining. The art style is extremely unique and satisfying, and leaves nothing be desired in that regard. The gameplay itself is awesome if you're a fan of turn based strategy. I'm coming from a HUGE fondness of XCOM, Front Mission, Final Fantasy Tactics, etc... and this game is in a similar vain.

While there are certainly deeper strategy games out there, this one achieves an awesome balance of playability, challenge, and novelty.

ONE OF THE BEST VALUES ON STEAM RIGHT NOW!

The classic version + the newer version + multiplayer AND the new update makes this game absolutely GORGEOUS to look at and play. The 2.0 update has made an incredible game on par with PERFECT...and if you looked at my other reviews you'd see that I don't put that label ANYWHERE else.

For the money, this is head and shoulders above 99% of the games out there. Don't hesitate if you even sort of like RTS, this game is now a masterpiece.

Slow, clumsy, boring, and simple. KOF XIII, Injustice, or MK10 all put this garbage to shame. Yuck.

Devs and Steam sold us out with this paid mod garbage. This WAS the game to buy for epic modding possibilities, which is why it is still played so much years later. That has changed, and the REAL cost for a PLAYABLE copy of Skyrim isn't $20, after all the texture packs and add ons from the modding 'community' you're looking at a price tag of around $100.

Pass on this, or prepare to crack open your wallet perpetually.

Microtransactions incoming...Kiss my ASS, TripWire.

Deep. Addictive. Difficult. Rewarding. Beautiful. Nostalgic. And this game could never be possible on consoles. Ever.

I fell in love with the trailers that came out a while back, and I could tell by the voice overlays that the people who made StarForge seemed to be enjoying what they were doing. What I didn't realize is that this game would turn out to be a cash grab 'surge' at first, followed by 'updates' in an attempt to keep the cash flowing.

I really wanted to buy into this game, to support the concept, and to hopefully be able to play an even 'semi-finished' product a couple years later. Well, here we are, and it is still as ambitious in its supposed scope as it is feeble in its execution with regard to just how piss poor this game plays.

Nothing works. The interface is as esoteric as an Egyptian hieroglyph, and we are no closer to decent game play, even assuming that someone takes the 400 hours or more it would require to get these controls 'down.'

The term 'class action lawsuit' comes to mind with regard to this product, but then I remembered that these developers really never promised us anything. They promised us the *possibility* of something, i.e. snake oil salesmen who hand you a magic potion and claim that when consumed under a full moon during faithful prayer that even the baldest among us will have hair to knees.

Folks, this game is a terrible, ugly, and ultimately successful attempt to separate enthusiastic gamers from their cash. $30.00? I could have bought a large pizza, wings, and a 2 liter for that much...and the funny thing is that I bet that's exactly where the money went, for the DEVS!

So, you got me...but I'll continue pointing to this pile of garbage any time someone says I should look into such and such early access. You FAIL Codehatch, and I'd really appreciate it if you'd issue me a refund. And if not, good show...keep that snake oil caravan a rollin'.

The community is great...but the game itself feels generic and underwhelming. I can see how some would enjoy it, but for me it's definitely not my 'go to' when I'm looking for a military shooter. CS:GO is going to remain my game in this genre, but at least I picked it up for free.

Final Fantasy Tactics, Front Mission and really any other tactical RPG you can think of is exemplified by XCOM: Enemy Unknown. We're talking about a game that is beyond polished, with as much depth as you care to employ as you tweak your stats and employ a vast array of weapons and tactics. I'd have to say that out of all the single player experiences I have in my Steam library, this is the one will probably never become stale.

Yes, even over Skyrim and Fallout (and yes they have VERY special places of honor in my library) this game is going to be my go to when I'm looking for a challenge or to see something new.