Recent reviews by Entoma Zeta

An interesting an enjoyable game that obviously has a great about of passion behind it. The recent 1.0 update has been great for the health of the game and is overall a massive improvement over the beta.

People here will complain about them removing solos, but in my opinion, trios only is a much healthier and enjoyable mode. I liked solos, but it made the game harsh, painful and unforgiving.

The previous battle passes being unavailable is kind of annoying, but tbh, they gave out so much free NP during the beta that I don't think I actually bought most of them.

The game is great, has fun mechanics, and is enjoyable to learn, even if a bit difficult.

Set up:
Nvidea GEfroce GTX 1080 8GB
Intel I7-7700k
16GB DDR4 RAM

While a bit rough around the edges, the game itself is more than enjoyable and offers a huge amount of replayability with the different lifepaths and skill trees to choose from. Combat takes a little getting used to, as it feels purposely a little clunky to give it a very human feel.
Weapons feel good to use, though it can be a hassle finding specific ones. I spent 15+ hours before I found a proper sniper rifle, by which point I had respecced and given up on the build.
Performance-wise, it runs fine on my system. A few frame issues every now and then, but nothing horrible. In terms of bugs, nothing game breaking. Just a few missing models here and there, nothing that can't be fixed by reloading.
My main problem is actually clothes and cybernetics. If, like me, the appearance of your character is important to you, you might have a bad time. While the character creation is fairly decent, you get almost no options in modifying body shape or type, only the head and a few other details.
While there is a huge range of clothing options available, they have an armour stat tied to them, meaning you often have to chose between looking nice, or the better gear. This also encourages you to have a piece of clothing in each slot for maximum armour, yet many slots can override others (eg: The Outer torso slot often partial or completely covers the inner torso and sometimes even the lower body sections) and there is no option to hide or override the appearance.
In terms of cyberware, I'm kind of disappointed. There are many options that give a good range of effects, though not as many as I was expecting. The biggest gripe is that only a very small portion of them have any visible effect on your appearance. Much of the promotional material, and even in game, you see people with crazy looking cybernetics. Metallic blue skin, bug shaped eyes, etc. Yet none of these are available to the player as far as I know, even in just a cosmetic sense.
Apart from the points mentioned, it's a fine game that I will play for plenty more hours. Just keep your hype in check, and you wont be disappointed

A super fun and smooth game. Very similar to Space Engineers but with much smoother building and mechanics. Pistons, rotors and moving parts work amazingly. The microcontroller system allows for some super complex logic meaning you can create intricate systems without needed programming language like in SE (though you can use Lua if you like). Multiplayer is a bit wonky atm, spawning in reasonably complex vehicles can cause server slowdown even with just 2 players, but I'm confident this will improve.

Beautifully made, simple but addictive game play and a wonderfully endearing story about sisters. And best of all, its free to play, so you don't really have a reason to not to play it. Bravo creator, bravo.