Recent reviews by Folklore

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I've owned this game since launch. I played very little of it in the beginning. I revisited it around 1.50 and played it a tad more. I've only recently returned to it during the Breach update and all I can say is that this seems to be a masterclass in space exploration. Being a builder at heart, its equal parts exploration and collections galore. It has something for everyone. I especially like how the ship classing works. I like the idea of the Freighter, Frigates that surround it, the Squadron that fights along-side you, the storage bays that house 12 player starships (with cold storage) - My only wish was that the Corvette "wasn't included" in Starship storage as it isn't actually docked "inside" a Freighter bay, but on top of the Freighter itself (Outside) It's a nitpick, but I cannot find anything else that the game has that I can flaw.

Very engaging idle clicker with the best weird loot. Highly recommend to try it for yourself!

Pretty fun game. I can honestly say that everyone that I know that has played it has nothing but good things to say. There's nothing else like it out there. They have a group of dedicated modders to enhance certain parts of the game if that's your thing. The Dev listens to the community and knocked it out of the park with this title.

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Lots of fun.
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This is almost a clone of Black Desert. Add in New World for the weapon skill mechanic and its two games combined into one. Has the mob pack feel of Black Desert and I really like the fishing aspect. Boats and parleys are cool. For $2USD it's hard to go wrong if you're bored or have someone to play with. Just under 2hrs and reached 18. Focus on skills, they level your character's EXP.

What is there to say that hasn't already been said? It's Skyrim. Available as base + DLC, then GOTY, Then Special Edition, now Anniversary Edition. In a year or two, there will be a Remastered Edition that you can pay an additional $40-60 for. Thanks Todd.

Okay, after 15 or so hours playing the game there's a certain charm to it. Progression is linear, as expected being a survival crafting game. The reward of accomplishment feels better as a result. There's a lot of customization with the building aspect. You have to be careful where you build beyond T1 zone due to roaming Warbands of mobs that will destroy your house. I enjoy it for what it is, and being EA anticipating more content. As of the writing of this review, you can only advance your skills up to cap of 50 (usually 99 in Runescape) and there's four tiers of difficulty in different zones. There's magic attacks, and ranged attacks in the game but the skills aren't implemented yet, so there's no milestones or skill-ups for these fighting methods, only melee at this point in time. It's worth $30 ask, if on fence then wait until a sale.