Ive played through this on steam, both main game and dlc, collected everything that could be obessively collected etc - and frankly i questioned why i even indeed bothered. Granted the atheistics appear cool, the premise appears cool ...but once you start playing the game more, nvm collecting the collectibles (just avoid), there is incredible amount of repetitive tedium. While some sights do look cool in the sort of mincraft cyberpunk style....typically they are kinda meh. Very few of the places in the game made me really stop and look around. I suppose what ultimate kept me playing the game was just to see through how woke the game writing actually is. and for those in the know, its damn woke both overtly and covertly - ill admit sometimes the messaging was pretty smooth (, but sometimes over the top on the nose ...and i prefer my games not have such political messaging - but ill politics at this - just good to keep in mind that this game has such content in case its of matter to the buyer. Purely gameplaywise the movement is too slow, the city traffic just goes flying the same circles as if the player didnt exist at all, the game has plenty of sellers ...that have very little to sell etc.. Id love to have Bladerunner style Cyberpunk taxi game, but unfortunately this is a miss, its not proper walking game - but nor is it open world game with lots of interesting content or activities to do. My gameplay advice for the devs would be to choose either whether to make this more focused and better based walking game (which i love) or go to the other direction and have more activities and reason to really fly/walk around the open sandbox. Atm the game has lots of nothing in it unfortunately. For anyone who really wants to play this game, id recommend to play it by only focusing on the story missions, avoid all collectibles and you just might have a better experience than i had trying to scour the box something that was not in it anyway.
I do not own this on gog, but enjoyed it so much i thought id drop few words. In short casual 2d puzzle-golf game. The gameplay itself is rather simplistic - just the classic hit angle + power, but the maps were interesting enough and told a story on their own along with the radioshow that works as game music. Not very complicated story, but kept me interested till the end. Its not very long game and i doubt many people want to replay it too much, but for the few hours of entertainment i got out of it, i was very happy with.
I old enought to have played first Archimedian Dynasty, which is unfortunately way way above this inderect sequel. I suppose this isnt bad - but the contrast between the two is HUGE.
