Recent reviews by Captain Sunny

Devs drove this one into the ground. Non-stop buffing the already overpowered aliens. Just came back to see if it had changed at all, now I can't even find a match. Dead game. Don't buy.

Pay 2 Win. Not exactly a free game, they use long wait times to encourage spending absurd amounts of money for in game progression. Super lame tactic, might as well be begging for our money. I don't support developers who play like that. Won't be spending a dime on this crap.

Not a very full game, I mean its been like 2 or 3 years since this came out in early access right? Most of my hours in this game were AFK waiting for something to happen. There's very little to do in this game, except micro manage a handful villagers. There are no goals. Very limited crafting. Very seldom do raids occur, like once every few hours of gameplay. The fighting mechanics are dull. Enemies are dead stupid, all you have to do is build a wall or a moat and use a few bows to defeat every raid with ease. Villagers frequently get themselves stuck when building and mining.

This game is so over complicated. I'll tell you exactly why, they want you to buy extra inventory space for something like $6 per "bag". So they made a billion different items that are required to play, effectively forcing you to buy "bags" in order to play the game. LAME. Maybe this would be fun if it wasn't a scam.

bugs and cheater galore, fix this game or its dead.
Otherwise its a fun game, as long as you can avoid the aimbots.

Great game, can play it for 10 minutes or hours.
I like to play it when I have a half hour or so to wait on work.

Great Story! A very fun experience if you don't spoil it with walkthroughs! Huuuuuuuuge open world, generated environments can be a bit repetitive in ways. Overall fun to play, but i feel like the main mission should feed a little more off the side missions. That is to say, if the main mission required more side missions to complete, it would feel more "full".
Game-play can be a bit "grindy"
Here is a suggestion that might help alleviate that grind: once a player has acquired a resource, they should be able to acquire more of it with cash. Example: selling 50 or 100 of a resource to your base trade terminal would cause it to periodically restock that item in reasonable amounts. You could set the base amount of resources needed to trigger this affect at different levels depending on rarity, and of course exclude special items like keys, artifacts, and upgrade modules. Food for thought. :)