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absolutely Adore this game. the mech feels good and chunky to pilot without being unwieldy, i love piper, it feels real good to restore the planet and meet npcs and build a nice little settlement. VERY pretty, too. definitely recommend giving it a shot. have always wanted a mech-focused peaceful game like this, this is honestly a dream come true

I was really excited to see this game show up in my recommendations and enjoyed the demo enough to get it on slight sale when it came out. I regret doing so, after seeing all the controversy about the dev tracing over generative ai images to make the designs in the game. Something felt off about the game and I had a few mechanical issues with it, and honestly wasn't too surprised to learn that the dev seems to be incredibly dishonest and lazy with designing the game.

I don't have the energy to look into the accusations of using generative ai so take that with a grain of salt, but I will say the game isn't worth the current asking price, and there are other issues I have with the dev being dishonest and the game feeling rushed.

The steam page boasts "50+ puzzles". There are exactly 51 puzzles, 6 of which are tutorial puzzles and 7 of which are very simple "head-only" puzzles with maybe 5 pieces max each. This felt pretty scummy to me! Just be upfront about the amount of puzzles in the game, and honestly don't bother with the head-only puzzles they're far too simple to be satisfying. They take maybe 30-45 seconds each to complete. It's clear they're just there to pad out the game.

The kit-bashing mode is not very user friendly! It's very much bare-bones minimal effort to function. The kits are very difficult to wrangle and there are almost no tools for actually *constructing* the mechs, you just drag around pieces and arrange them on top of one another like a paper puzzle without glue. The game's mechs certainly aren't designed with kit-bashing in mind at all, either, which would make a lot more sense if they really are traced-over ai generated artworks. As far as I can tell there's also no way to save what you've made, either, you can only take a picture against the backdrop of your work mat. It's disappointing for sure and even though I adore kit-bashing in real life I can't see myself ever touching this.

When you customize your kits with different colours (the only way you can customize them in the main game), the game unfortunately also doesn't save that. You can take a picture, but that's it. It's a shame because when you complete a mech and go back out to the main menu, you have a cute little shelf display that you can put your mechs on! But it defaults to the game's chosen paintjob and you don't get to enjoy your hard work at all. The shelf display is also, again, a minimal effort affair. It's a very simple background that you can drag pngs around on, basically (and it can be difficult to set up the mechs how you'd like them anyway, as shelves are arbitrarily too short for many of the kits to look like they fit).

The way the kits fit together has also struck me as...really strange in a lot of cases. I have a lot of experience putting together Warhammer kits both as a hobby and as a job, and while I haven't dipped my toes into gunpla yet I would very much like to and have watched a lot of people on YouTube doing so! The kits in-game fit together *really* weird, more like a 2D puzzle with nods to gunpla building than like gunpla itself. And, like other folks have mentioned, they're incredibly easy to complete with maybe a few frustrations born of snap-points not taking and parts attaching in strange places. Even the hard-grade mechs are disappointing with very little care put into constructing the underskeletons especially, which is something I know is part of the joy of building higher grade gunpla kits in real life.

One of the achievements being misspelled really doesn't help the feeling of everything being rushed (I'm not gonna ♥♥♥♥ on people for poor spelling, but spell-checking your game before it goes out is one of the bare-minimum quality checks you do y'know).

It's a real shame! The game is otherwise very chill and relaxing, and I have been grateful to have it to pick at when my joints are playing up and I can't work, but too many things just feel...careless, I guess? It really surprised me cus you'd think a game like this would be a passion project for someone who really adores gunpla kits but unfortunately it very much feels like a cash grab. If you'd still like to give it a try despite all of the above I'd honestly wait until it's heavily discounted.

As of writing I haven't finished all the kits to unlock the time-trial mode (my save data got deleted by a recent update and I had to go through and build most of them again, don't expect to get 13+hrs worth of time out of the base mech kits). If I have anything more to add after doing that I'll come back and edit it, but I doubt it'll be so fantastic it'll change my mind on the rest of the game.

EDIT: The time trials are pretty bare bones, too. It has the essentials--a timer and a time limit--but you don't get to know what the limit is, and there doesn't appear to be any reward or incentive for completing the trials.

I'm having a good time with this! It takes a bit to get used to it, I still sometimes have trouble figuring out how to get out of a situation or how to take advantage of a situation, but the more games I play the better I get at it. It feels good, looks good, and the balance seems pretty good too (at least at my level of play just starting out). The additions coming to the game sound like they'd really add to the experience.

I've heard folks talking about toxicity - haven't experienced much of it myself but you can turn off the chat completely so you don't have to risk it if you're not in the mood to get dunked on or hatecrimed by internet strangers. You can also choose to toggle off player names and steam icons so you don't run the risk of running into awful content there either - an option I always appreciate.

Been getting into BattleTech in general lately (just started on getting into the tabletop game) and this made me fall in love with the universe and really get into the lore. The game is super satisfying to play and I'm enjoying the campaign story so far.

u will fall in love with kim kitsuragi

enjoying this a lot so far, i especially enjoy playing while watching something on the side. relaxing and satisfying

fish time fish time fish time

i enjoy this polite young man

I enjoyed Subnautica a lot, but never ended up finishing it myself (I watched a playthrough for the story). Below Zero, however, sucked me in for a full ADHD hyperfocus and I finished it over a few monster sessions in a handful of days. It's not quite fully finished (still needs an ending implemented before full release) but I've completed everything currently available and I can heartily recommend it as an incredible sequel to the events of the first game. While I enjoyed Subnautica, I ADORED Below Zero and am sorry my time with it has ended for now. Love ya, Al-An.

Also I killed a leviathan with my truck.

Beautiful game, fantastic story - something I've played even solo for hours and hours on end without it feeling stale. The costs for crafting can be steep, and XP gain slow, if you're playing on default settings on your own or with small groups, but you can adjust all those settings.

EDIT: After being made aware of Snail Games' extremely poor conduct on official servers and on forums and the official discord, and the VERY suspicious recent influx of positive reviews from private accounts with no other games than ark, I can no longer recommend this game. As much as I absolutely adore this game, until Snail Games gets their ♥♥♥♥ together I won't be giving them any more of my money and I suggest you don't either. LtBuzzLitebeer has a good video (and links to another) that talks about this, go have a look if you're on the fence.