Recent reviews by O2mike0

The amount if in-game cut scenes that pull you out of the action to point out things you were going to see anyway if you're not face down on the keyboard is extremely obnoxious. Combine that with ships not following orders, forgetting their orders, and just doing whatever they want anyway makes this rather painful to play.

Sony backtracked like they should have. This game is incredible and good fun.

A solid successor to all the other Soulsborne games. World feels large, alive and will surprise you with just how much content there is within this game. This is what other open world games should really aspire to be and likely will set the standard moving forward. The only issue I've encountered is the occasional crash after the rounds of patching they've done.

Can be fun at times but ultimately boils down to clock watching. It's a bit of a struggle to keep progressing at a steady pace even when speeding up the clock. You'll often stall out while attempting to expand to keep things moving smoothly. Was also hoping to be able to transform Mars into a machine or terraform it for machines as indicated by the cover art but no such thing seems to exist.

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Very zen and relaxed as you take your time navigating the ship and taking it apart piece by piece. The most stressful part is figuring out an effective way with dealing with reactors and whether or not rooms have compressed atmosphere which gives it just enough tension to demand attention.

A little similar to Factorio but in 3D however there's a little more emphasis put on exploring the environment and building vertically than Factorio.