Recent reviews by Myth

I love everything about this game. It's got the fun part of watching what's happening in your tower, it's got solid management/tycoon mechanics and the devs are updating and enhancing the game continously.

The stories and the setting is masterfully blended into the game and without excessive storytelling hindering the gameplay at all.

This game is simple and fun, the essentials of building an airline on a global map is in place and very much nailed.

Despite Early Access, the game already provides hours of fun and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend it in its current state and I can't wait to see how good this can get once it grows in features and balance!

There is some potential here, but it's hidden under a very clunky and weird UI and it has the feeling of a half-baked product that needs another year or two of intense development.

This could be great, but it's not there yet - the implementation and feel is sloppy, with a lack of balance in both logistics and missions. The story has you making critical choices without any info on what the various options are going to mean, with missions that are down-right impossible to complete without save/load.

One example was a rescue mission where I was tasked to pick up someone within 20-30 days. Night time is 14 days on the moon, and my rover was an inch in the wrong direction and had zero chance to get to the rescue in time as it ran out of power...

I hope the devs take this in the right direction, but it needs quite a bit of time to get to where it should be.

This is the first worthy successor to Jagged Alliance 2, I simply can't stop playing it. I'm not done with the first playthrough, and I'm already planning how I'll play it differently on the next one.

Sure, why not make Factorio on a grander scale, amazing interface, spectacular graphics and a fantastic theme.

It's not like I had other plans for 2021 anyway.

Wow, this game is good.

This is the kind of game that just "has it". Sure, it's REALLY early, and the interface is clunky and the sound is a little weird at high speed - but there's something here that has the potential to be really special if the dev sticks with it.

I never got past the menu. "Not enough video memory" was my crash, despite having a 3080.

There's a nice parallel between this game and what Firaxis did when they redid XCOM in the first place. They've taken all the things that made the first ones great - the danger, the tactics, the many difficult choices you have to make, and kept them the same, while cutting away a lot of the extras that weren't actually crucial.

It's a great evolutionary step, again, in the XCOM formula, and really spectacular value for money at the current price.

This was one of the clunkiest and most frustrating experiences I've ever had - it looks nice, and it looks like the devs are on to something from the videos, but the extreme clunkiness of the UI killed all my faith that there might be a good game waiting here.