Recent reviews by ඞCerkazඞ

You can really feel how they are stepping away from the Yakuza genre, lots of reused assets from infinite wealth (Same area, same minigames, even substories had lackluster continuation of infinite wealth substories etc) pretty much except the simple pirate game there wasn't much new.. I really hope they'd release a good old yakuza again, there should be plenty of time they could make content about..

This game was also rather short (5 chapters) My game time is long because i 100% it. However for once phasing felt very good, before you get bored by minigames you'd have 100% completed them, (so you don't have to spend 5 hours playing baseball etc)

No option to play bakai mitai karaoke was one of the worst experiences..

For me this is probably one of the worst Yakuza/like a dragon ever made, although i did enjoy it (hence the recommend) it's just not the same quality it used to be.

Story was pretty medicore too, i hate how every game these days need to have a kid with ya all the time, it really is the babysitting era (And yes it's worse than 3rd game.)

All in all the POST-CREDIT scene was very interesting, emotional and leaves me excited for the next game.

Completed everything in this game, it's great and much more polished than the first one.

Big recommend!

The game is like a simplified version of Pacific Drive and Truck simulators. (Yes it's in space and still somehow manages to be a simplified version of those 2) There isn't that much to do it and the enviroment/emergens breaks pretty quickly when you repeatly have to travel through portals to locations.

The idea was good, the potential is enormous

Few things that's bothering me in random order:

1. Difficulity
The game is waaay to punishing for mistakes. You only get 1-3k per job and then 90% of that goes to batteries and fuel.
So if you end up getting a fine you're almost screwed, living on the edge and you can never afford upgrades.
I got a 6k fine for contraband items and only 3 days to pay it, that's impossible to pay since batteries was also running out. So i had to load a 2 hour old save.
1.1 The truck starts out being sooo fragile, one small rock and you gotta go out and fix. The hull goes to 0% so quickly and there is not enough repair places around so you have to deal with a glass truck for multiple hops.

2. While it's a truck sim you seem to spend more time in loadingscreen (Travelling between galaxy/locations. While the galaxys themself seem veeeery small, you can travel across a location in 5minutes top.

3. Lackluster jobs
While you can unlock different jobs, they all feel alike, if you crash you're screwed with economy regardless of the cargo type. It also seems no more than 3 trailers is avaiable at a time? and you have to unlock it. Why can't i do multiple jobs in my space trucks at a time? (as in carry cargo from 2 different jobs)

4.Not repetitive fun
It's not Euro or american truck simulator, you will get bored or anoyed by travelling from hoops to hoops, (because each location is so tiny)

5. Radio
I know it's a radio, but give us the option to skip around the music please.

6. Missed story opportunity
It's a game in space, why would you not have a somewhat mysterious interesting storyline/Quests like pacific drive. The game feels empty or like a sandbox mode, (except you're restricted to nothing.) For now the quests in the game is just guide/tutorial like, they seem to have no purpose other than push you through the game.

7. truck customisation
It's a space ship, they made feel like a stock car.

7.1 Truck storage
This is just an anoying throw anything anywhere system (or lack of system) There is shelves, but nothing to keep items stuck on shelves, so when you're out of battery or has to change it on grav device, EVERYTHING will get scrambled or in your face.

All those things aside you can probably get a couple of hours of fun out of it. The price is good for the game quaility.

While i love AOM i can't recommend it only for nostagic reasons.
I don't understand the needs for a 2nd remaster, when extended version still plays fine. It's a doover with all the awesome gamemodes/mods we had for AOM EX..

People are praising the grapichs, while they are better i still find them poor for a 2024 game. They also look quite cartoonish, so just more smooth while the old games were rough around the edges. i like some of the new features with this remaster, but they are pretty buggy and deffenitly not working as intended. Workflow etc, dosen't spread out as you tell them to, It also seems they messed up the AI a bit. I also noticed that my villagers always run for the deer miles away from my base, instead of the 100 chickens right next to it.

That said, i'm very much looking forward to the 2 expanisions coming that's supposedly "untold" i wish it was a sequel in the first place instead of pointless remaster.. Although the first one being chinese, worries me a bit since the chinese DLC for EX was ♥♥♥♥.

The game is a decent roguelike game.

It's not my favorite genre, but i really dislike the little progression you make from each run, it makes the run pretty slow, you'd have to do a lot to unlock it all..

It's still a fun game and people who like the genre will love it,

Decent citybuilder, it's pretty much frostpunk but in space.

Great game, very story rich.

Gameplay is good, equipment works well, boss fights are simple yet unique.
It's also very mild horror, so you can play it without fear. My biggest shock was the game suddently appearing in my library without having any recollection of getting it.

Fun fast phased FPS with a hint of horror in the later stages, pretty great game and interresting story.

It's not even a game about sex, i mean there is sex but you can avoid most of it, if you want to.

It's a game about getting in the most ♥♥♥♥♥♥ scenario, think about the trolley situation but multiple times.

The story is good and has some cool twists, it starts out a bit slow but if you play it through, you will not regret it.

Considering the price and often on sale it's a good game.
Although i don't think the story lived up to telltale standards and it left me with a "is that it?" feeling by the end.