Recent reviews by Rice

You can eat cat food in this game

As the old saying goes, the time has come, and indeed, so have I.

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I really recommend this software to people who want to start creating digital music but don't know the right place to begin. I got into using Rytmik with not much experience in the field myself, but it only took me a couple hours to figure out the interface and put together some interesting stuff. Beyond that, after learning the basics, its possible to expand on a lot of the options you have available to you for a more diverse creation experience. For a lot of reasons, not to mention the very reasonable price tag, I think this is a good buy.

In the end, we're all satisfied. 10/10

Well, let's just face the facts that there's really no reason to play this during it's Early Access staus. Great mod support and fun cooperative gameplay are sadly overshadowed by bugs, incompatabilities, most of the usual problems that come with a beta. Worst of all, 90% of the time, the game would crash upon me choosing a character.

Do I reccomend playing DST? Yes. As it stands right now though, just give it time.

Very weak port. It's obvious that Square Enix didn't learn from the XIII port, and this one displays very poor performance even on across the board low settings.

Being a user of a fairly high-end computer, I'm infuriated that this game does not meet the expectations I was hoping for.

Until a patch of some kind is given to allow the performance that this game deserves, I simply can't recommend spending your money on this game as of now.

I liked the game at first, but by the end, a lot of glaring problems came up that seriously changed my opinion:

- Combat looks nice, but is way to repetitive

- Story is left open ended and is only resolved on a DLC that only released for consoles

- The actual score is nice, but not varied in the slightest

- Overall just far too casual and provides zero challenge (There is literally no penalty for failure.)

If you want a simple platforming game that forces you into combat situations that drag on from time to time, I guess this is the game for you.

This game is hardly what we were promised two years ago. That said, I'm a minority, in that I actually still enjoyed this game.
Pros:
- The Story, while cliche and formulaic, is still an enjoyable time for a variety of reasons.
- I felt that the hacking made for a legitimately useful gameplay element. Yeah, it's completely unrealistic how it works, but I feel like actually using it in action was a fun way to change it up from a standard gun-toting free roam game.
- The stealth was very well done. Beyond hacking things as a means of distraction, it was an enjoyable part of the game, and I would legitimately feel stressed when trying to slip past groups of enemies undetected.
- The gunplay was pretty standard, but I say that in a good way. The weapons are relatively varied, and its easy to control and fun to experiment with, especially in stealth.

God bless the silenced 1911.

Cons:
- This is probably the worst one. The car controls are absolutely terrible. No matter what car you drive, they all are far too slippery and are a hassle to control, especially with a mouse and keyboard.
- Many of the characters in the story are given far too little backstory. Lucky Quinn, pratically the main antagonist of the entire game, is given about 5 or less scenes in the whole game. Same goes for many more characters. Their identities and roles in relation to previous story events are revealed much later than they should.
- The physics are incredibly out of whack. Aiden's coat tends to twitch on occasions, the vehicles physics properties are ridiculous, the list goes on.
- The world you're given to travel in is too small. It takes roughly 5 minutes to travel from one end to the other, sans water travel.

Overall, though, I still don't hate the game. I can guarantee that this is not the best game I've ever played, nor will it ever be, but its enjoyable enough in certain aspects to where I can recommend it. However, for the love of god, wait for a price drop of some kind. 60 dollars is most definitely pushing it, especially for a game that could've been much more.

Overall, I give it a 6.5/10.