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People compare this game to Escape from Tarkov, but that's an unfair comparison that creates unfair expectations.
Tarkov has been in beta for ~7 years. This game just came out in early access.
This game does not have the features and maturity of Tarkov. Not even close.
There is only 1 map at this time, and the are only a handful of missions to do over and over again on that 1 map.
That said - the game has fun gunplay and a solid game loop.
Customizing your weapons is fun and involved.
AI can be challenging without being overwhelming (although I'm hoping for AI to mature as development continues).

All to say: buy this game if you want fun Tarkov-style PvE gameplay, but know that its a very young game and set your expectations as such. I'm looking forward to new content as the game grows, the bones are definitely there.

Getting a Vive: ~800 dollars
Getting two bacon cheeseburgers from 5 Guys: ~12 dollars
Getting Windlands: ~20 dollars
Getting sick after flying around amazing scenery for 15 minutes: priceless

10/purple, would hang my head over a toilet again. This game is amazing.

This game is great from a gameplay standpoint. You have a ton of strategies and counter strategies available to you. The AI is very competent and IMHO surpasses the AI in other great strat games like Supreme Commander. That said, the game starts to fall apart on the tech side of it.

The system req's state that you need 4GB of RAM to play this game. That is nearly a lie. 4GB will let you play one enemy on a single, tiny planet. The amount of RAM needed depends on the size of the map (number of planets, size of planets, etc) and the number of AI players.

4 medium sized planets with 1 enemy AI player will use 8GB easy. In the campaign, you fight unique commanders and two of their minions (3 AI) on special maps. These maps are large, 4+ planets. And with 3 AI opponents, if you don't have 16GB of RAM or more, you're game will freeze and the match will become unplayable. Considering that these large 3v1 fights are the highlight of the campaign mode, saying you only need 4GB of RAM is pretty dishonest. To experience all of the game, you will need every bit of 16GB. You're RAM will be your bottleneck for this game.

Other issues include units constantly getting stuck and clipping through the ground. This happens a lot of metal planets, making them nearly unplayable.

This game is still in development. You're essentially paying to beta test it, so keep that in mind before your purchase. While fun, don't believe the incredibly off-the-mark minimum system specs. You will need an up-to-date and very highly spec'd system in order to play this game, make no mistake.