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Game gets stuck at loading screen after cutscene despite having every setting at minimum, ran my playtime to 9 hours on the loading screen desperately trying to get it to work. Steam won't let me refund it because my playtime is above 2 hours. Embarrassing disservice on Steam's part for locking me out of 60 bucks for this. This is why you don't automate your customer service - a real person would see this issue and give a refund but I'm grifted out of 60 dollars because of my 9 hours of loading screen. Thanks.

If you're seeking enlightenment through violence, this is your lucky day. Can you feel the tremors of Democracy shaking your very bones? Become a Helldiver. The breadth of range this game allows for user experience is very hard to parallel. The sound design is wonderful, the VFX and graphics are insane and borderline cinematic and Often. The variety of content in both equipment, customization, damage, mechanic, and environment means you'll never be feeling stuck in a cyclical rut. This game is a team-based coordinated effort at its core but there are solo modes for when you feel like you're ready to become the Canon Helldiver you always dreamed of.

Do be careful of friendly fire and accidental suicide to equipment misuse. This game keeps the responsibilities of safety on the shoulders of the players in that area, actually. Not the dev team. If you love biting satire that goes over heads, guns blazing cinema, campy and outright insane dialogue, destroyring giant bugs robots or aliens, this may be the place for you.

Though the polishing was rough at launch, this game has carved a name and place for itself among exploratory survival games. The attention to detail and immersion was wonderful, a breath of creativity filled every section I found myself with just nesting doll upon nesting doll of rich information waiting for me. I haven't been playing long but the more I dive in and absorb the game the more rewarded I feel. Definitely a good enrichment game for when you have that itch to scratch. The flying is cool and fun but a little loose.

Definitely one of the most well-thought-out and detailed backrooms games I've ever played. I love the survival aspect of the game that plays with the ambient horror and exploratory-style nature of the level progression.

Definitely one of the most fun games I've had the pleasure of testing and playing. Being a part of the growth process and seeing it come to be what it was meant to is such an amazing honor. It's fun, it's engaging, it's stimulating, it's funny, it's everything. It keeps the humor AE has always had in its game with subtle nods to its predecessors while still diversifying its direction and content. It feels distinctly different from AQ and AQW while still having that same feel those games were built upon. I've been playing AQ since 2005 and AQW since 2010 and to see that something my childhood was built upon is still growing and changing is a really really fulfilling feeling. I can't seem to peel my hands off of this game, it swallows me whole and I couldn't be happier for it. Seriously, everyone at the Artix Entertainment team, I don't know if you'll even read this but from the bottom of my heart: Thank you. Thank you for everything you've done with your games and your content. My dad started me on this path with his AQ account and although he's no longer here, this game still stands and with it, I get to carry that memory of him onward. Thank you.

Great gameplay and plot. A game truly crafted and founded on the principles of teamwork and dedication. Sure, there are rough times when you get into the game, but it gets better. A place where the sole objective is dependant on the functionality and compatability of your team. A death match between Red and Blu, only one can win. Which side do you choose: Take what you want, or protect what you have?