Recent reviews by √ Craine

What a incredibly breath of fresh air in a stale time with studios spending 6 years and hundreds of millions of dollars ... this studio puts out a thoughtful, unique, new, and heartfelt game/story. The combat is a bit challenging to get down, but you can change difficulty any time. The game does well at setting the story and drawing you in.

I didn't think turn based RPGs could be effective on modern consoles / in today's time, but this game delivers a nostalgic feel with modern graphics.

This game is what it means to don't over-complicate things. The sound / proximity chat is very impressive, you can hear faint sound "reflections" (if you're spying to get some intel, etc.,.). The lobby settings are fairly varied and leave to be built on, much like the tasks and cosmetic.

Most of the joy from this games come from the cooperation that you shouldn't be intentionally creepy, disruptive, or racist. So go into this game, relax, throw on your favorite song on repeat, and fall into the business.

Sony reversing the decision to force linking to PSN shows that the developers, community, and gamers help dictate the direction of games. This game is successful and the studio had probably been under the thumb of Sony as the publisher, but they're doing great.

The gameplay is a breath of fresh air and I've never laughed so hard playing games with friends. Every extraction feels like a movie and I'm excited to see the direction AH brings the game now that they've demonstrated they have an amazing community and a great game/idea. I highly recommend this game to anyone looking for a break in the monotony of BR's or PvP FPS games. FOR SUPER EARTH!

An excellent breath of fresh air and what other major IP companies probably should have just listened to their fan base and one an extremely long time ago. The game combines multiple elements from other industry leads and builds on them. For example, being able to glide with stamina to prevent fall damage at any height. Being able to climb walls / faces with stamina instead of trying to jump and fall back and slide down. Land/Air/Sea movements, which can be built upon and expanded and increased. Throw in capturing nostalgic enemies for most people who grew up glued to a Gameboy or Gameboy Color screen while food shopping with their parents and you get this modern day success.

The variations of Pals, the breeding system, the crafting system, the base building system, the boss fights, the exploration, the different biomes; all of these give this game longevity if they Devs commit to continue. Thoroughly enjoying this way more than I thought I would, I just sincerely hope that it doesn't end up as a 13 year Early Access game like 7d2d. This has potential to scratch the itch that people have been trying to reach for decades and begging others to help them with, but they just walked away. Keep going Palworld, you're bringing fun, entertainment, something oddly new and strangely familiar (no /s), and a distraction from the day to day bullcrap everyone goes through.

I would reccomending to buy this game, and then buy it for your best friend. Multiplayer servers still sort of struggling in Early Access, but have had so much fun with friends so far.

I've played about 5 play throughs with 5 different people and things have been different every time. Have avoiding Googling things and just playing for fun and what an insane treat this game has been. Strongly reccomend.

I normally don't play games like this and I always thought Minecraft was kind of childish, but appealing. This game and with right mods makes for an extremely fun time with friends. The combat aspect and graphics - I told my buddies who got me into this "It's the better, adult version of Minecraft"

No Man's Sky is a great way to kill some time and chill. They are constantly updating the game and me and my wife played this game together for about 150 hours before we "beat" it. Great Co-Op for couples!

Great game, very fun.