ohhhh it's out??? woah
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Oof, mostly negative reciews. I think I’ll stick to the demo for a little while longer.
I played about an hour so far. The performance has taken a hit, especially on one of the new open maps, and I've got a weird AMD bug with blood visuals. Otherwise it's a huge improvement over the demo. The additional RPG mechanics make it feel like We Who Are About to Die, and there's some great weapon customisation now.
It looks fun and interesting, I might check it out tomorrow and if it runs too badly I can just refund it.
I'd give it about a week or two before performance catches up with the demo. Most if not of all the negative reviews are calling out things they're already addressing in day 1 hotfixes. It'll probably flip to Mostly Positive by the end of February and maybe reach Overwhelmingly Positive by 1.0. I have the same faith in it that I did buying the kickstarter alpha version of Rimworld.
Glad its finally out. The demo ended up being my most played game last year lmao
The procedural animation is so goofy but has great appeal
Normally I really dislike wacky waving inflatable tube man-style games. Initially Half Sword kind of turned me off until I realised that the wonky movements are depicting mass, something that just isn't in any other game I can think of outside of Mount and Blade to a much lesser extent. Now I'm a graceful as a ballet dancer when I'm mutilating enemies with a billhook. I can aim it just right, swing it just right, and hit with the amount of force I want to sweep a leg or break it. It's so deceptively crude for the most detailed fighting game I've played.