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I like this game, but why did recent updates introduce a softlock that can happen when simply buying or selling items and why do the developers seemingly not care about that? I get that this game's been out for a while but that's a pretty serious glitch to just leave unaddressed like that considering it has the potential to erase a lot of progress if you haven't saved in a while or if you're in the middle of a speedrun. Between that, occasional faulty randomizer logic, and the Classic Mode load times that put the loading times of both Sonic 06 and the Wii U version of Mighty No. 9 to shame: Please fix your game; this is embarrassing. The new stuff is cool, but it really should've spent a little more time in the oven.

It's a pretty obvious Vampire Survivors clone, but it's not a bad one IMO. If you want a slightly different take on a VS-like game, I'd say this is worth a shot. I'd say either get it on sale or try the demo and make your own decision.

neat

UPDATE: Looks like Valve is finally taking action and rolling out some pretty huge ban waves, putting a massive dent in the aimbot population. Love to see it! Time will tell if Valve will continue addressing the problem in the future, but for now I'm just going to enjoy this victory. See you all at 2fort 👋

Original Review:

I love this game. Through all its ups and downs over the years, it's remained a big comfort game for me. I may not play it super consistently these days, but I always had a good time whenever I decided to get back into it for a little while. Can't really do that with aimbots flooding all the servers though.

Valve, please fix TF2, I'm begging you. I want to play funny pootis game again

Ty 3 isn't fantastic - it's easily the weakest Ty game - but I wouldn't call it bad either. I still had fun with it in spite of its flaws at least, and I think this game generally still does more right than wrong, so I'd still recommend it if it goes on sale.

my brain hurts

This game's a lot of fun! I highly recommend it, but only if you have enough space to properly play it in.
I got this game as a pack-in with a set of Rebuff Reality's FBT straps (which I got to replace my old crappy tracker straps that were starting to fall apart) and I feel like that's probably the best-value way to get this game unless it gets a significant Steam sale. The RR straps feel high-quality and I'd say are still worth the asking price on their own. Look for the red and blue set on Amazon, those are the ones that come with a copy of Dance Dash.
Back to the game though, if you've ever had a chance to play Dance Rush Stardom at an arcade, this game is essentially a home version of that plus a few extra bells and whistles, and although I can't speak to how well it emulates the DRS experience (I haven't had a chance to play it myself sadly), Dance Dash is still a great rhythm game in its own right and I had a lot of fun with it when I tried it out last night. Again, just make sure you have plenty of space cleared out because the play field is pretty big (though I think you can scale it a bit in the settings iirc, YMMV)

I was a believer in this game and gave the developers the benefit of the doubt when possible. I believed, despite their poor communication and slow development, that the team behind this game was made up of very dedicated and passionate people who genuinely wanted to make the best space sim they could. I can't imagine a game like KSP2, with all its complex interweaving mechanics, is a remotely easy game to make and as someone who's dabbled in game development myself, the slow pace of development makes perfect sense to me.
And I still believe all of that, which makes it all the more painful to learn that the ENTIRE TEAM is now being laid off by Take-Two. At this point, the future of this game looks bleak at best and I would strongly urge people not to buy this game anymore. I bought this game with the expectation that it would improve and possibly even surpass its predecessor, no matter how long that would take, but that doesn't seem to be in the cards anymore unless Take-Two has a sudden change of heart.
I wish the developers the best, ♥♥♥♥ Take-Two.

Played this game before starting a career in machining to make sure it's something I'd actually enjoy doing, and the answer turned out to be a clear yes. Not sure why it only says 1 hour on record though, that's definitely not right.

I now work in a machine shop operating CNC milling machines and have finally found a job I'm genuinely happy with that actually pays well 👍

I originally played this on PSVR back when that was my only VR headset and I had a great time with it! Just picked up the Steam version and aside from it not properly detecting my PS5 controller (which was fixed by simply enabling Steam Input), it works great! Just as fun as I remember 👍