This game is very fun and has a lot of stuff you can do to progress. Definitely worth it would recommend. Can't wait to try the second one.

Schedule 1 >

I didn't play much of this game due to it having weird mouse smoothing / accel issues that I couldn't find any way around; they're seemingly baked too far into the game to get around (and trust me, I gave fixing this issue an honest go).

Generally speaking, I cannot stand when games lack settings for things like fov, mouse smoothing / accel, raw input, vsync, dof, motion blur, etc. (these are all things I've frequently encountered in the past with other games). It's even worse when those concerns are raised to deaf ears by games' developers.

However, this complaint(s) doesn't cover the current sentiment the general review bombing is about. That of course being this game's publisher allegedly attempting to sue the indie dev of the more successful "Schedule 1".

It's an awkward spot, because the devs of this game have expressed it's not their will to do so, but rather their publisher. And yet, these reviews will most likely impact their income / careers. I feel for these devs, but those quandaries cannot act as a safety-net for these publishers to continue engaging in the bad faith acts of trying to financially squash their competition rather than take it as an opportunity to innovate / improve. In my eyes, either case of this playing out leads to the careers of some devs being negatively impacted at the hands of a bad acting publisher, and I'd rather they not get their way with it and contribute to a grim status quo for the game / indie game industry.