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I'm still at the start, but would already definitely recommend.

I played this game about four years ago for the first time - put in maybe 20 hours and decided I'd seen all there was to see, it was interesting, but there didn't seem to be any real variety to the environments and creatures, and the center of the galaxy was so infinitely far away that it didn't seem worth going past so many of the same different new planets to get there.

That being said, all that is different now in my eyes. I've always held that when you have a game with spectacular single player and you make it co-op that it's the perfect recipe - that's what was done here. First Hello Games fixed the single player, adding hundreds of new possibilities as far as things to do and stuff to see, then they added a seamless multiplayer with no pointless tethering, no real limitations at all, which is how it should be.

Yes, fights with sentinels are just as janky and easy to take advantage of as they were back when the game first came out, and there still is a fair amount of bugs, but overall the game has improved by a landslide and I love it.

The amount of work Hello Games has put into making this the title they always wanted it to be instead of just dropping it as a lot of studios might, and have, shows their dedication and earned my trust. Now to see if I can keep myself from getting distracted by side missions long enough to actually reach the center.

Seamless co-op, interesting boss fights, always a new challenge, and even a little bit of story to boot, this game is a pretty legit 3rd person shooter version of dark souls where you don't have to use ******* embers to play with your buds

You probably already know what you're getting into with this game, just know that it's everything you've heard and more.

Prepare yourself

They really should add a legitimate co-op tho, this game is waay too damn intense to play alone

This game is an absolute masterpiece, and since I don't feel I could do it justice, just try it out yourself, you'll see what I mean. Rarely is a game made with such subtlety and complexity, and this one has made itself a place in my top 3

The ultimate experience for rhythm and music games.

Basically, if you liked guitar hero/rockband/EOF/any one of those types of games, you will LOVE Rocksmith. As long as you like guitar and bass, that is.

I feel like a lot of people don't review games as amazing as CrossCode because they only want to leave one if it accurately represents their view of the game, but it's infinitely outside of their reach..

That's why I'm posting this without an in-depth analysis of why I find it so amazing. I will, however, say about my experience: Every time I thought the game had hit its limit to how many walls it would shatter it broke through another one I didn't even know existed.

11/10 amazing game

SO GOOD, it's like skyrim for elder scrolls fans, instead of for the general masses. Everything that was arbitrarily easy in Skyrim has been revamped and upgraded. The story is amazing, the voice acting exceptional on a few characters, and decent on the rest, the skills have been changed, pretty much anything you can think of that you didn't like about skyrim has been fixed x)

I love this game, the atmosphere and music are so meditative and relaxing, and the art is so pretty, that even after playing through and finishing the story I find myself wanting to play more.

The gameplay itself is immensely enjoyable, easy to learn, but very tricky to master, and with online records and other time trial type goals the replayability is pretty limitless.

Very good game

the only game you can put 200 hours into and still be an absolute rookie. 10/10