I played this game through early release and it is a piece of art. Heavy heavy Black Mesa vibes, except survival crafting. It took me and my friend months to get through all the content, and there were still pieces we didn’t touch. The map is gargantuan, progression is pretty straightforward. There were only a couple times we floundered and mostly that was due to us taking a break for a few days and forgetting where to go on the massive map. From a qol standpoint the only thing the game needs is a working map with better visualizations on where locations and objectives are.
It is seriously worth the money, full stop.
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Game came out literally yesterday it’s not a classic in any sense?
It’s a commonly-used figure of speech
I played this game through early release and it is a piece of art. Heavy heavy Black Mesa vibes, except survival crafting. It took me and my friend months to get through all the content, and there were still pieces we didn’t touch. The map is gargantuan, progression is pretty straightforward. There were only a couple times we floundered and mostly that was due to us taking a break for a few days and forgetting where to go on the massive map. From a qol standpoint the only thing the game needs is a working map with better visualizations on where locations and objectives are. It is seriously worth the money, full stop.