Recent reviews by D3kryption

Fantastic game. I played it when it first ever came out and the game is vastly vastly different now. Pirates, exploration, mining, building, multiple ships, fleets and so much more! Its really good and I'm only just scratching the surface! :D

I got my first HOTAS and I've been playing this and elite dangrous. Its actually really cool. I've spent most of my time in training mode just flying around, racing, taking down enemies. The sounds, graphics are all epic. I do get why people are hating on it however. Based on what I've heard the campaign is pretty short. Then you have nothing but multiplayer and training. If the devs come back and start adding a bunch more stuff it could be epic. An open world elite style game with trading and ship flying. Damn! That would be so cool.
This is worth it but on discount. I've had a bunc hof fun, will probs keep playing it for a while

It has so much potential
The game itself is great. Feels so good to to deliver your cargo across systems. The music is great, graphics are insane. Dialogue and missions are fun.

But it has a few issues that make it hard to really keep playing. Mainly the crashes. I pull up to fuel -> crash (not every time but sometimes)
I go to job board -> crash (not everytime again but often)
Sometimes I can go a full 30 mins to an hour without a single crash.

The job boards have a wierd qwerk. You can take multiple jobs, to the same system but you can't carry multiple trailers. You have an upgrade later to carry multiple trailers but only if the job allows it. It would be so cool if you could carry MULTIPLE of any trailer. That would be epic. Or at least, don't let the job board give you multiple jobs from the same system to another system. Literally just setting yourself up to fail

The last suggestion that I've seen a lot online, 5 minutes into playing this game - DAMN it needs VR lol

VR in this game, even just head only would be absolutely incredable. Absolutely would put hours and hours into it.

I'm going to keep playing it. Its become my new chill game. But its hard to chill when it crashes mid game haha

Yes yes yes. Command and Conquer but new. Its so damn good. New lore, new features. Almost feels a bit Starcrafty too? Its so good. 3/4 hours so far. Going to keep playing!

Can't believe I never reviewed this.

I took it so far I started writing a journal for my main character.

Was this lone women who crash landed naked (hard difficulty) no resources
And she had to survive by finding materials, building up a small house, building everything, hunting for wildlife food
building bigger and bigger
Capturing her first prisoner, mind breaking...I mean convincing...them to join her
Eventually she was my leader of like 15 people all who joined from prisoners or rescues

Then I started sending her and her trusted crew (the big strong ones with lots of melee / gun perks)
on missions star trek style!

They even got stranded at a snowy village once because they ran out of food and one of them caught some illness

So I had to send a search party back to them with food to bring the troops home! 🤣

its so addicting!! I love it.

Countless mods. Warhammer? star trek? Star wars? all in there. Its so much fun.

Its very addictive. As you can see 45+ hours. Its just so easy to load up and do a few bits.
It is your typical mobile style game with waiting and stuff but if you like Fallout, its pretty fun!
I kinda wish there were move rooms / larger bases (I ran out) but its fun to send people out and come back in.
Also the board game is pretty good if you see it!

I really did enjoy it. I totally get what every one else is saying. It does feel "less" and the prices are just stupid. Size wise I'm not bothered. I think it can be justified with the amount of extra stuff you have and how high quality things are. So that doesn't bother me.
The story however, I really did enjoy it. The amount of twists, turns and it just brought out the inner geek in me. The little nods back to old games were fantastic.
Performance wise it does need a tune up, I did get a lot of frame drops but nothing unplayable.
The kameos are pretty fun and I love the new outworld!
I'm looking forward to seeing what else comes along!
Praise Lord Lui Kang!

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Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order manages to capture the essence of the Star Wars universe with an impressive blend of engaging gameplay, rich lore, and lightsaber-wielding action.

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The Witcher 3 stands as a testament to what an RPG should be - a flawless masterpiece that immerses players in a world of unparalleled depth and richness.

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