It's nice to play a game that surprises me positively for the first time in a long while.

Graphics are candy, taking some inspiration from Borderlands 3 by the looks of it, getting all the perks and items is a helluva trip, devs recognized that collecting weapon cards by getting enough kills with them and enemy cards by getting their card to drop randomly by killing said enemies for the "museum" was gonna be more of a chore than fun so they made it possible to unlock those cards by buying them from an optional vendor, zero microtransactions and music that was so good that even I decided to keep it on. Of course some builds just aren't viable and some of the weapons are pretty much just straight up hot garbage. But with with a total of 73 weapons, some of them must be bad. Looking at you, Dragoon Mortar, you know why.

My only few gripes with this game are as follows:

#1: The way how enemies sometimes seem to shoot at up to 90° angles (especially when playing with a friend), most commonly the shots occasionally coming out from the side of their guns.

#2: Enemies and especially bosses having a complete tracking capability through things like Ranger's cloaking. If a boss activates an attack and targets Ranger, the boss will keep attacking the Ranger even if he activates decoy and invisibility before the attack begins visually. In other words, activating invisibility and decoy(s) a wasted effort if you're already being targeted.

#3: Some of the functions have a bit of an overlap, causing some mild confusion/irritation, especially with doors and grappling hook. You press E to open a door and you press E while looking at virtually any surface that's close enough to use the grappling hook. Double-tapping on a door, be it by accident or on purpose, tends to result to you getting yanked through the door and in the middle of the next group of enemies. Whoops.

#4: The color of the robot in victory/fail screens does not match the color of your chosen class and is always the default yellow instead. This is a tiny yet efficient enough of a method to activate an OCD reaction.

Yes, #4 is serious BTW. That's how hard I had to look to find faults in this game. Not a single crash during my playtime is a good sign. That said, I'm already waiting for the Endless Update to eventually come out because I want to see how far I can push both myself and the game and which one breaks first!

Good work!