Szymon Gabrielczyk

I wanted it like it but found it frustrating in a lot of ways. Detective was more interesting than playing as Alan. Awkward moments in not knowing where to go, arrows that didn't add up. Gave up.

Stunning game, really cool setting and I wanted to love it. However there are no options for difficulty. And it is a difficult and punishing game. The save function is absolutely horrendous and is a major factor in the playability of the game for me. No point having a great game when it feels like it's designed so you lose progress. No way to save unless you start/finish a quest or make a potion - ridiculous. I wanted to enjoy the game but spent 2 hours running around trying to find my dog and then got jumped by 3 bandits who killed me in three hits. Silver lining is I only did a trial for this game and didn't pay for it - which I'm glad about. I do really wish they would make an easier and more friendly mode so more casual players could enjoy what looks like a cool game.

Spent 5 minutes trying to do the annoying opening falling sequence. Bored. I'm out

Put in a lot of hours in this game and can say I'm done. Griefers in every game. Was an original player in the epic days and was excited when it came back. There is no real report system that actually does anything. Not worth the effort. Small player base, so the Omeda protects every player they can, at the disadvantage of players who don't grief. So uninstalled.

Glitchy and janky. Has/had potential. Just feels like a grind playing it

Actually really cool game. So many lovely bits to it. However it can be a bit janky and the save files corrupt, which is my reason for 3 stars

Good game but crashes and if you've turned autosave off ..... prepare to lose everything.

Disappointed. It is very middle of the road and for such detail in the game so much feels clunky and lazy. When you're competing with other survival zomby games like Last of Us, this just feels like a btech version. Complete disconnect to the main character. A typical Chad, boring. All he cares about is his bike....yawn. When your bike goes missing and he goes on about the custom gas tank he made for his dead wife.... wow. Played for a couple hours. The silver lining is that I didn't pay for it

I loved SWKOTOR and thought you know what I'll give SWTOR a go. Played it for a week and it is very overwhelming, and not in a good way. Missions are spammed at you from the beginning, and there are a million things to try and get your head around which a lot of them don't. In term of playing it is a generous 50/50. 50% playing and 50% getting to where you need to be. The running around is ridiculous and very off-putting. I get it that you are playing a free game and they need to make money and I would happily be a subscriber, however I don't want to pay a monthly fee to spend half the month running around from mission to mission trying to find my ship, the mission or whatever it is I'm running around trying to find. And then on top of that, just in case your monthly subscription isn't enough, there is another in-game currency.....where it's just pay, pay, pay. Which typically is the EA way....Pay to store your items. Yes, it's an addictive game, but so is candy crush.