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Its like vampire survivors in gameplay style with its own unique twist.

If you like that kind of game, you'll like this one. This is more challenging than vampire survivors which I can appreciate.

The color usage can make differentiating friend from foe difficult at first, but you get mostly used to it after a few hours. Options to outline enemies doesn't do much to help that.

Either way, I'd give it a solid 7/10. Fun and arcade-y

Fantastic story. It really hits close to home for me as I was bullied relentlessly in middle school. It felt like no one would ever stick up for me. Close friends didn't help or mention it. Teachers ignored it and pretended like they cared but never actually helped. I ran into the guidance councilor's office crying once... just to have her kick me out and tell me to get back to class...

I'm almost 30, now, and I have a tough shell... I confront things head on and I don't take anything from anyone... Push before they push you... Its not a good way to be.

... If you see bullying happening... please help stop it... doing nothing leaves scars that won't heal on their own.


As for the game, itself:

Great stealth mechanics, movement is fluid, controls are intuitive (though space for crouch is an odd choice, but you get used to it).

A great survival horror game that had me panicking at times, but not so scary that it was hard to push forward.


o.o ...but those manikins are pure nightmare fuel...

Very interesting story. No major bugs. Play as a cat. Scratch the furniture. 10/10

you jump in, you're met with little instruction for what gives relevant gear for you current power level, only your actual level. So if you're max level, but have T3 gear, you're still pointed at bosses that will wipe the floor with you.

Then you get bombarded with the pay-to-win crap at the nexus, a battle pass, and all of that monetization crap. The game is a ♥♥♥♥ show of the worst of free-to-play games and it didn't used to be like that.

The difficulty isn't that bad, but why bother spending the time when others are just buying their way to quick decent gear to jump into higher content.

If you like this kind of game, then enjoy it... but it certainly isn't for me.

The most detailed game I've ever played and I love dwarven aesthetics enough to take the time to learn it.

I never played the original, but I've played this and its been a blast, albeit frustrating at times when there is an issue with some process and not enough indication as to what the issue is... like doctors not doing surgery. That took about 2 hours of googling to figure out.

If you don't have the patience for a learning curve so steep its like climbing a cliff face upside down, then you won't enjoy this game. Its not mindless. it takes a deep level of focus and curiosity to learn what uses what materials or why one job isn't being performed, what goes into making an office an office (it can be a chair in a single block room, by the way)

I've done fortresses without save scumming just to see how it plays out
I've done fortresses with save scumming to see if a dwarf could be saved from his doom
I've done fortresses with enemies enabled to see what attacks me
I've done fortresses with enemies disabled in remote locations to try and learn how to achieve stability and have a generally happy population

You can put yourself into this world's history (literally a mode for reading about the history of your autogenerated world) and when your fortress inevitably falls to some unknown terror or accidental FUN then you can abandon in to its fate and create another fortress inside the same world and keep going.

Does this game have issues? Yeah. All games have issues
the most pressing for new players are:
- inadequate explanations to processes and mechanics
- inadequate action cancel explanations

I'd probably have given up if the wiki wasn't there to rescue me. But thanks to it, I've been able to keep trying and now I'd call myself a proficient Dwarf Fortress player. A far cry from legendary, but all dwarves get there eventually if we keep trying.

Strike the earth and have fun!

TLDR: Missing some things that would be pretty convenient, but otherwise decent.

Granted I haven't played with everything, yet, but here are my thoughts:

Lighting: Cool, I can change the direction and strength of directional lighting and back lighting.
It would be better if I could also change their color or add new directional light sources or even ambient lighting. It would be even better if props cast shadows. Like the hair, for instance.

Posing: Easy to learn, difficult to master. Sometimes joints... deform... as they move even within reasonable and realistic arcs, but if muscle detail isn't what you need to reference, then its fantastic for gestures as long as you take the time to make it realistic. Its nice that there are some presets as well.

includes some animations. They're janky what with the feet lacking any kind of friction, but if you don't look down or if you just pause the animation for the pose, they can be useful.

a steam workshop would be an excellent addition for homemade assets, poses, animations, props, and other additions.

all-in-all its not terrible for an early access, but it definitely needs work. Worth it if you need something to help with poses.

For 3 bucks? Hell yeah! Its shockingly addicting and it really fills that 'class building' void left behind by Diablo in a rather condensed format.

If you have an itch to play a store management game with a crafting system with a laid-back style, this is the one for you. it hits the nail on the head. I have no issues with any game play thus far (5 hours in).

My only issue is graphical: the character models have their shoulders up constantly. Relax the shoulders on the models and it'll look a lot less stiff and have more of a natural pose.

Fun, varied, missions. Unique and numerous enemy types. A dwarf for every occasion. A beer for every dwarf.

What more could you want in asteroid mining simulator?

If all early access games were this quality, steam would be a much better place.

Whenever I play this game I find myself spending more time than I expected to doing simple tasks like hunting and gathering, and yet I'm consistently immersed in the world.

I love this game and would play it for years to come. So I hope it continues to be great and gets even better as it comes out of early access.