Recent reviews by The_Illusi0nist

Ahh... DEMOCRACY!!!! Our way of life. But freedom doesn't come free. Make the most important decision of your life by proving to yourself that you have the strength and courage to become the best you can be.

All of the horniness of tabletop D&D in a digital package. It's not a matter of can you do this... it's a matter of how would you like to do this?

Hits right in the feels... great story.

Ignoring game play, there are technical things that do not work properly such as asset referencing (think renaming a vessel) that don't even work properly. If you create your own craft, be warned that "workspace" means name and "name" means what gets displayed in game. Ie: you cannot save multiple crafts in the same workspace. Crashes are abundant on my 3080, and I've even gotten locked into the main menu with no way to exit apart from going to the process manager.

Things that I LOVE are the visuals of the celestials (vessel parts leaves much to be desired) and audio.

So many plot surprises! Even if you've follows the comics and various cinematic universes you will enjoy this take on the spidey story.

Once you get the setting right for your system so everything works, it's a really fun open world game. The story is good as well.

Even more mechanics to build upon the previous titles. FC5 does less hand holding than that of the previous games during the tutorial which I really appreciated. "Getting lost" at the beginning what fun because I could actually go anywhere as opposed to a technical corridor in FC3, and I am not locked out of regions until further progression like in FC4.

Also, John Seed is hawt.

FC3 is my favorite setting, hands down. I was thoroughly excited to see that the general game play is consistent with this sequel while still encouraging the use of new mechanics.

If you enjoyed FC3, then you very well may enjoy FC4.

Many cry, much far, very 3.

Pretty good game to chill out and watch your community grow on the foundation you lay...

18 Pretzels out of 6 Lava Lamps