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A really fun hockey game where everything is manual control. WASD moves your player and the mouse rotates the stick around your body - think of a moving bubble hockey (or foosball) player. The controls will likely be frustrating at first, because you can't just push the stick in a direction and hit the pass or shoot button. But if you play long enough to see the skilled players, you will understand that amazing things can be done.

Somewhere around ten hours in I felt reasonably comfortable with passing and shooting, but there is still a very high skill cap ahead, and I've played with some that dance around me easily.

Seems like it would be a fun game, but for some reason the options do not allow you to re-bind the throttle or brake axis, even though you can re-bind all other controls. The game recognizes my Xbox One controller and it works on all controls other than the triggers. Because you can't re-assign the throttle and brake controls there is no way to fix it, and the devs do not answer posts about technical issues like this.

I was really disappointed to not like this game. I loved the Man O' War tabletop game long ago, I like the Warhammer world. This game just isn't fun unfortunately. It's slow, the UI is terrible, the controls are clunky, very little is explained, combat isn't exciting... it's just boring.

More fun than any free game deserves to be!

Again, I wish Steam had review options other than just positive or negative.. this one falls somewhere between. I rank it a "Not yet" rating. There is a really good frame here for them to build on, but there just isn't much content. Normally in early access I wouldn't ding a game for this, but the EA status description lead me to believe there would be much more.

Quote:
What is the current state of the Early Access version?
“Traditionally, publishers we've worked with define Alpha as “content complete” and Beta as “feature complete,” with Gold referring to a full release candidate. We'd currently place ourselves between Alpha and Beta: call it "early Beta" if you will.

/quote

In their words an Alpha is content complete, and they state the game is beyond Alpha. If this is truly the majority of the content they intend to place in the game, this is a definite Not Buy. There is a small number of things you can build, and many of them are not working properly. Buildings beyond the main dome do not pressurize for example.

State of the game: a lot of small bugs, some annoying and some near game breaking. There are problems such as items disappearing from containers, structures disappearing or duplicating when exiting and reloading a game, holes in the world, creatures and resources spawning on cave ceilings, and game status resetting upon re-entering an existing game.

Currently the E button puts away whatever tool you are holding in your hand. You need to do this to move at full speed. When you have the multi-tool in your hand, which is used to build walls for example, and you press E when aiming at a structure it will delete that structure. No confirmation or warning, and no resources returned, just POOF it's gone. That's a frustrating situation, and having that on the same key that is used to put your tool away makes it easy to do.

Performance is really good in single player mode. In official multiplayer servers the frame rates are reduced severly, even when no one else in on screen. I am guessing this is server side lag, and it makes multiplayer nearly unplayable.

The atmosphere is excellent, if not brutal at times. The dust storms will make you seek shelter and wait it out. Night time is tense as you can't see very well and aliens will sneak up on you. The fog is very nicely done, even though it again makes it next to impossible to accomplish anything. I am tempted to suggest that they tame the environment down a bit because there are many times when you can't do anything, but then that is part of the charm in a way.

The pacing of the game is slow. Really slow. Incredibly slow. To quote Joe Dirt, "I saw a snail over there. He said, that thing's slow, it ain't moving fast. It's boring, dull. I'm yawning". I believe the slow pace is to cover the lack of content, because it will take you hours to gather enough resources to place a single structure. There needs to be a better system of mining. Doing it yourself is too slow because you can't carry much without your movement speed getting reduced to a crawl, and the resources will be spread all over the world. You do have a droid that can mine, but it's hit or miss. The droid has pathing issues that makes it get stuck on terrain, and sometimes when you set it to mine a zone with a good resource, it just mines Iron, even though there is no visible Iron in the zone. Sometimes it just stops doing anything at all. Leaving the game and re-entering will reset the droid and bring it back to your spawn location, but that triggers the other issues mentioned earlier.

To sum it up: I think and hope this will be a really amazing game one day. If you purchase, do so knowing that there is little content, and only if you want to be a part of the development. Your two hour refund window will be up long before you see enough of the game to know if you like it, again because of the slow pacing. In two hours you will probably have placed the temporary inflatable dome and collected a fraction of the resources needed to place the dome of a real base. That dome will just be a skeleton, and you'll need more resources to build walls and the craft stations that go inside it.

A really good remake of one my all time favorites. Savage, in my opinion, never received the praise it deserved. Hopefully this one will do better, but there is a strange lack of promotion on the game.

That aside, anyone that likes FPS and/or RTS games should give this a good look. For the commander of each team it plays out like an RTS, except that you cannot be sure your troops will follow your commands or how effective they will be if and when they do. The other members of each team have an FPS experience, hopefully receiving good guidance and upgrade options from their commander. They still must show initiative and teamplay sense however, as this isn't a lone wolf FPS game. Even the strongest units in the game can easily be taken down without proper support and planning.

The only negative I can give is the same as most skill based team games; a well coordinated team is going to punch above their weight class, usually defeating an opposing team of stronger individual players that can't or won't work together. With random matchmaking games this is going to be a problem, but when you do get two teams of roughly equal skill and team work matched it is an amazing experience. Getting ahead in the arms race of upgrades will likely swing the balance to a victory, so taking down the support buildings that allow the upgrades is crucial. If your team isn't playing any defense on these buildings, you're probably not going to win.

Savage Resurrection is a very solid game and well worth the price, even at a non-discount.

Really fun e-sport game with a high skill cap.

This is a case where I wish Steam reviews had options other than positive or negative, because Miscreated falls in the middle somewhere. It has the foundation of a potentially good game, but there just isn't any substance here yet. Some similar games I've played for reference: Rust, Hurtworld, and DayZ.

On the positive side, the game looks AMAZING. The Cry engine is a real piece of work and this game is modeled with a lot of love. A lot of small touches that really set it off, like how curtains on windows sway slightly in the wind, and when you go from sunlight to a darker interior it takes a moment for your vision to adjust. The world is decently big and feels realistic in how buildings are located along with roads and streams.

Downsides.. the game is pretty boring. 90% of your time will be spent going from building to building looking for food, weapons, and ammo. The other 10% will be spent either running from someone with a gun if you don't have one, or chasing someone without one if you do. In about nine hours of play with a friend we've had one encounter where both sides were more or less equally equipped. Moments like that are really fun, but far too uncommon for the time investment.

There are crafting options and now base building, but with no in game storage it's mostly pointless. I've seen a few structures people built to experiment but they are usually abandoned immediately after because there is nothing to defend.

The population is low. Really, really low. As in prime time 8-11 pm EST on weekends there is one server with around 30 of 36 slots filled and then a half dozen servers with less than 10 people each, and that is all. There is no PvE to speak of, just scattered zombies and mutants that are almost always one at a time and not really a challenge. If you have a gun you can kill them easily, if you don't you can easily out run them as there is no stamina drain.

To sum it up, I would be very optimistic about this EA release if it was a recent release, but it has been out for 16 months as of this review date. It feels a long ways from having any content I would consider fun, and I recommend you keep watching and waiting.

I have just short of 5 hours in game time as of writing this. I think this is the best offering of card games that are inspired by MtG, and I've played many. There are only a few changes and additions to the game mechanics here, but they are critical to making this a better game.

The creature speed ratings is really cool - some slow but hard hitting creatures can devastate your opponent, unless he manages to get out faster creatures that your slow poke can't block or directly attack. Faster creatures give more flexability but are generally less powerful.

The Shrines for mana is nice too. You can play them for a "level up" in that color, which is functionally similar to a spell that requires more than one of a mana color to cast. Or you can spend it for +1 mana which is functionally similar to a basic land in MtG, but here it also gives you a card draw. It includes the chance to have a resource advantage without the 'mana screw' that can really ruin an otherwise fun game of MtG. Keeping this system in play means you still need to make decisions about your mana base in deckbuilding; you can try to run slim and get more utility cards in your deck, but you are putting yourself at resource risk.

But hey, it is FREE and has lots of good content at 100% free. I've not spent a dime on the game and I'm not anywhere near a pay wall, and having lots of fun. So just download it and find out for yourself!

This is an amazing game with an unexpectedly high production value! Career, manager, season, and tournament modes offers a ton of depth with very crisp game play. Being an american I don't get to see much rugby played, and so I don't really know the game beyond the surface, but I'm still having fun.
Any rugby fan absolutely needs this. If you like sports games and want to try something new and exciting, I also recommend it.