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Surprisingly Good. Started up the game and played for 7 hours non-stop.

Garbage has a gameplay loop like dungeon keeper in regards to minions by indirect control of the situation, while at the same time having a research and progress loop similar to survival rpg games. The story is shallow at best but I was able to find funny references and moments to give it a pass. The world exploration has a quest discovery system with ways to break up the pacing for unlocking areas and grinding your minions.
My only frustration with the game is during combat, with characters having pathing problems in approaching targets, walking around allies while the enemy is crushing the tank meaning wasted dps.

This game has that progression urge to complete all the research in your minions home base.

A gem of a game, one that I had no idea existed until recently.

Meh. 5/10

I tried VR for the game. Depth is very flat past your own car or ship. maybe this will be patched. If anything VR should enhance your gameplay, not complicate it. And with an already complicated inventory interface, applying VR makes it all the more frustrating. Exploring in VR is nice, but maintaining VR in NMS is a nightmare.

For a game that has vast exploration potential, your exploring efforts are ultimately pointless as you can't apply anything you've gained from exploring, except for exploring faster or more efficently until you've seen the limits of the procedural system.

The world isn't alive as NPC's do not change/evolve.. when you find Joe at spacestation bravo, 17 months later Joe will still be hanging out in the same corner, talking to the same npcs. This makes engaging NPCs feel like fodder vs intelligent.

A heavily disputed zone will stay in conflict for eternity.. you are unable to influence a sectors balance of power, which removes any willpower I could muster to engage hostiles.

You are unable to multi crew any ships or cars. A large CV or "freighter" that you want to use as a base for your friends? nah, your friends can't access any cargo on the ship, so its just a floating gallery of hallways.. you can't even get the space ships to defend yourself properly, they went to the starwars Id10t school of accuracy.

tl;dr
VR brings life and new frustrations. exploring is unrewarding, NPCs are boring, sector battles are lifeless, you can't multi crew for a multiplayer game. Ultimately a minecraft experiment, without blocks.

This game will take much of your time in good ways, from diplomacy, to research, to planet population control. I play the ST: New Horizons mod exclusively and I do not regret missing the base game.

I do think you will eventually have too much to manage, with the AI not assisting well, frustrating late gameplay.

Also, multiplayer hotseat joining with map download is horrendously slow. 9 minutes to download a 3MB save. The further you are physically away from the host, the longer the sync time. with me in Australia, syncing to a USA player its a frustrating experience before having fun. also the game time slows down trying to stay in sync with other players, which can be frustrating as well.

9/10

Does not favor overseas players due to time zone and bad latency.

I bought for naval combat. No naval servers active. Do not buy

Game needs AI if you can’t have all game modes active

Has potential but games can’t stand on potential alone.

I recommend this game ONLY to those who have the patience to appreciate a Simulation of 1405. Those "COD players" or "Elder Scrolls players" that kill everything which moves WILL NOT be able to enjoy this game.

This game is a Medieval Simulation... please read this carefully, Medieval SIMULATION...

Let me put this complexity into perspective, talking to someone is not a simple cutscene with chat boxes. There are layers of factors EVEN BEFORE the dialogue begins.

Is the npc of nobility or just wearing nice clothing?
Is the npc a commoner?
How wealthy is the npc?
does the npc have armour or an escort?
does the npc have a weapon?
was the npc engaged in running to/away something?
Did you find the npc where he/she shouldn't have been?
Does the npc know who you are?

But wait, we haven't even started with your character!

How long since you had a bath or a simple wash?
Do you have blood stains on your clothing?
Is your clothing worn down from wear?
Does your clothing involve armour?
Is your clothing the look of a noble/wealthy person?
are you wearing any jewelry?
Do you know this npc?


The pace of this game will be fast as well as slow, Just like real life! You will have events that unfold faster than you can react to, and then times where you feel you are living the daily life of henry. But this is the beauty of the game. You need to have slow times of life to appreciate nature, and to appreciate the fast events.

The intro credits didn't start rolling till 3.4 hours into the game for my playthrough. Assassins Creed can't wait to throw their logo in your face. Logo at game start, logo at first cutscene, and intro logo during gameplay to help remind you what game you spent your money on just minutes ago.

Warhorse Studios deserves full price for this game, and I'm proud to have supported their vision all these years ago.

(Non-emotional review) "very Vulcan"

This game appears to be the ground work for the future of VR gaming.

Cross platform, full bodied avatars, positional audio, and lip sync.

The game has 4 rooms you exist in. The main menu shuttlecraft, the Aegis briefing room, The Bridge of the Aegis and the Bridge of the original series starship. 4 rooms is very limiting but each enviorment has lots of activity from things moving to npcs talking.

The team work required by all 4 positions is well planned. You can definitely tell the increase of starship efficiency as more stations are manned. This game also demands communication which is a big plus.

The mission variety is limited to transporting crew onboard, attacking enemy ships, and scanning targets.

Operating the ship is very easy. But mastering your station is a challenge.


Should you buy this game? That depends on what you want from this game. This game offers one of the best socializing systems in vr I have ever seen. A reason to spend time with friends and share new experiences in a star trek themed universe.

This game does not however offer true exploration. You will not go outside of the mission variety mentioned above.
Which begs the question that everyone wants an answer, is the game shallow? Yes in terms of variety. An average user will experience every type of encounter in 15 – 30 hours. Once you reach 20 hours, you will be spending the rest of your time maximizing your efficiency of your station, rather than worrying about the mission.

But half of the reason most would purchase this game is to experience the Star trek universe in VR, which goes beyond the aspect of a shallow game. Sound effects are excellent, npc responses are in true star trek format, and the graphics are also accurate in everything down to clothing ranks.

If you are a star trek fan then you will continue to have fun in the game sharing experiences with friends and most importantly having fun.

To purchase this game is to commit to experincing a well constructed star trek social bridge game. The fun is in the crew, not the game. So only you can judge if this is worth your purchase. I certainly do not regret and am looking forward to purchasing any expansions to further this type of development.

*edit*

After many hours of playing this game still. I can certainly say this game is not for everyone. You need to have a social mindset to have long term value with this type of game. If you need to troll others to find entertainment then you won't enjoy this game. However, if you seek to be better as a whole instead of solo then I would recommend this 100%

Live Long and Prosper

+open sea combat
+multi crew experience
+Fast matches
+teamwork inspired
+excellent sound effects
-Griefing of enemy players and a difficult interface for kicking
-scoreboards are misleading for server best as larger ships get more credit than smaller ships due to a numerical advantage

This game satisfies my itch for a multi crew first person experience. It is definately helping with the long wait for Star Citizen. In this game expect to have chaos on the ship with events out of your control. You will have to trust the captain of the ship or throw him overboard!

This game offers a tactical experience in ship movement and boarding tactics. In one moment you can be broadsiding a ship, and within seconds you could be boarding the deck of another (or be boarded yourself)

Finding the right balance for offensive and defensive tasking of ship mates is another unique experience.

Serious Sam has always been about having fun with shooting and funny quotes. Now to have actually played a game that has a story and destructive visuals, croteams newest game has become something to remember when playing with a friend. This company has my style of humor. Search Youtube for the serious sam HD trailers to see what you can expect for humor!