The game CAN run on Win 11, but currently NOT in Fullscreen. Do not buy if playing in Windowed mode would be too much of an eyesore (no judgment from me, I understand). Got to the GOG Forums, in the top threads you'll find the solution topic. You need a file from Nexus, the link is in the topic, follow the very simple installation instructions; the game runs no problem, and without the obnoxious Kalypso launcher the Steam version is saddled with. It's not a perfect solution, and for a game GOG touts as part of its Preservation program, it's not exactly acceptable that these hoops are required to get the game to even run. That being said, the game itself is great. Unique story, fun combat, dialogue choices that alter the flow of the story, it's a very enjoyable game. If you are a fan of sword and sorcery, Eurojank and Mass Effect styled AA games, and if you're willing to play in Windowed mode, please give this one a chance. It's worth your time, and the two minutes it takes to get it running.
Frontloads content with an enjoyable and in-depth shipbreaking simulator with a wry, satirical view of corporate malfeasance. After the first few hours, however, it reveals the gangrenous, commie underbelly. You're introduced to the 'rest of the crew', an improbably diverse crew of communists looking to unionize, your shifts are limited, you're overcharged for everything. You barely have time to actually engage with the simulator you bought, because the point of the game is not to have fun with a simulator, the point is to make more communists. Not recommended, unless you're into that sort of thing.
When you start the game now, it tells you it's officially released and out of development. But it's still listed on the store as 'In Development'. This is not, by any stretch of the imagination, a finished project. You can't even turn down the sound of the engine despite putting 'Sound Effects' and 'Voice' to 0 in the settings, so that 'relaxing' music can barely be heard. I paid $1.50 for this on sale. I will be requesting a refund. This does get an additional star for the framerate and actual driving mechanics. It felt good and was very smooth, but it's not like there were any tight corners to test out the driving. It was mostly driving in a slight curve through Tron.
