There's a lot of great things in CB2077. it looks great, vehicle sounds, atmosphere. there's even a few great stories in there. a city and its surrounding area to explore. BUT, sadly it is awash with bugs. performance can vary greatly even on high end pcs. the bugs are mostly annoying and reloading can get rid of some of them but they do break the immersion, bugs aside, the story feels incomplete. played the game for more than a 100h and tried various ways to resolve quests etc,. it feels like there's a lot missing. character responses and how they talk about the world can vary and feel rather unrelated considering what you actually did. the police system in this game is bonkers. npcs are mostly just there. nothing to intresting outside specific missions. The whole thing kinda makes it all feel rather blend and the world doesn't come to life nor does it feel alive outside those specific things you do. If you're ok with all of that, play it. there's certainly something there. there's a lot of fun to be had along with the frustration.
I remember getting this game not really knowing what to expect but sure enough, it didn't take long for me to be so immersed in the game I must've finished it within the same week, school and all. Not sure how it holds out the test of time or if it has the loving modding community of FS:2 but I recommend it to any FS fan. it part of the story of the FS universe and it is an epic one. this game changed the definition of a space-sim for me
I replayed SC2 a few times through out my life, it's a game that always kept me thinking about the things it told me about but never showed me or let me experince. the universe is big and there's a lot of fun little things scattered through it. SC combat is fast and furious but not over complex. find what you like and what works and give `em hell. mastering the lander is also pretty straight forward, I wish it had a bit more to planet exploration but hey, it was awesome when it came out :-) I had a lot of fun with it, liked the story and art style. highly recommended.
It didn't have much in it, still doesn't. but this game kept me engaged for a long time as a kid. it really captaured my imagination. the opening music and some spaceship sounds are still stuck in my head. it's a fun game to play alone or with a friend and experince some of this unvierse that they were starting to create and later expanded on. two people playing on a single PC, I miss that :-) playing this game and then jumping into star control 2 is awesome, when SC2 came out I couldn't wait to interact with all of those races I imagined so much about. (sadly, not all of them made it)
I was so excited to play this one and after the intro... I was couldn't wait. I was a bit torn about the graphics at the time since I really liked the 'more realstic' (i guess) graphics of previous games. but this game managed to suprise me with the story and how events unfolded. I always felt like this game was supposed to have more to it. come to think about I still have some questions about a few things in it. Played this like all the rest of `em with a keyboard and a mouse. getting this game is a no brainer for WC fans and you'll enjoy it all the same if you love a good sci-fi story and some space combat to go along.
An excellent game that managed to expand on the brilliant univerese of WC. the story actually lets you make a choice how you want the game to go. the movies are excellent, love the acting. they really know how to setup each mission. space combat is enjoyable and there's plenty of way to destory your enemies. A must for any WC fan and you'll enjoy it if you like epic stories or space combat sims.
Wing Commander 3 was a love at first sight. played one and two a bit was more into Privateer. this game got me hooked. I was torn between going everywhere and talking to everyone and wanting to jump back in the pilot seat and cement my place at the top of the killboard. the story is expertly told by FMVs and in-game communication when you're in flying around. space combat serves it's purpose and I enjoyed it, coupled with a great story and I could not stop playing and you bet, I went back and replayed 1 & 2 to get every bit of the story I could and got 4 & 5 and every extra bit I could get my hands on. that is how much I love Wing Commander. I truly think this is a game a wide variety of people can enjoy. and if you're a spacesim fan it's a no brainer. it's one of those games you need to play.
This game is brilliant. it tells a story through the ages. a human-vampire story with a lot of intresting details. (Golem Quest). I loved this game when I first played it as a kid and was massively dissapointed when Bloodlines came out. it had none of what made Vampire the masquarde such an awesome game. If you lives vampires and rpgs, get this game! There's even fan patches out there for it and a few mods. The story alone is worth it
Where to begin... wow, freespace! it was such an exciting game to play. played the first and could not wait to get the second. everything about it was EPIC! the story is awesome, the graphics and scale of battles, ships were insane! I loved jumping in the editor and create huge battles :-) Figthers feel agile and you can execute some really cool manuvers and tactics. bigger ships are so freakin... well, big! Oh, and there's plenty of mods out there after you're done with vanilla.
This game shows a lot of promise, even in its current state. it feels right, the story and quests are interesting (so far), there's already plenty of choice built-in. its awesome there's multiple ways to solve most situations. it looks great, sounds good and it has a story to tell. it plays like what you might imagine a new fallout will. (yeah, not *that* fallout) other than that, I reserve judgment until more is added. recommended! buying a game like this in early access is an invesment in its future. if you like what you see so far, get it. it will help make it better.
