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While the graphics may not be amazing and there's a lot of issues with clipping, there is a tangible progression based off of your actions that is immensely satisfying. Everything you do affects your world, and you get to watch it grow from a desolate wasteland to a flourishing ecosystem.

Protecting Managed Democracy from all enemies, foreign and domestic.

Trapped in the swamp. Send help...

Great music, great visuals, and an adorable protagonist that I can't stop spamming crouch on elevators to make it dance. A fun experience.

Risk of Rain 2 vibes, but with crabs.

Help, it's tomorrow...

Ever want to dismantle ships...in space? A fun and (for the most part) chill game with occasional explosive decompression.

Yes. There are bugs. So many bugs. Big bugs, little bugs, annoying bugs, hilarious bugs. The world is dense and bright and shiny, but lifeless. And there are...So. Many. Dildos. But despite the game trying very hard to stop me from enjoying it, I am ultimately still enjoying it. The RPG elements in it have allowed me to enact my Hobo With A Shotgun cosplay for 23 hours and I've never felt like my damage has fallen off. I look forward to playing it again as a brawler, and then maybe a proper netrunner. I have faith that CDPR will be able to squash at least some of the more annoying bugs, and where they fail, the modding community will no doubt pick up the slack.

Just understand what you're getting into. It's not the Holy Grail of Gaming™ that people hyped it up to be. But it's still a good fun video game.

One of the first multiplayer games I've played in a long time where I welcome playing with randoms.

This game gives me the aerobic workout that I refuse to do in any other capacity. 2 hours every other day and my arms literally fall off. I am now heavily invested in duct tape.