Planet Nine

It's a very ambitious game, like a full-featured open rpg of sorts (minus the chatting). However, this means that every feature is a bit half-baked: the shop is clunky, leveling up is simplistic, quests are fairly basic. Worst of all: the combat is in this bad area where it uses clunky core mechanics (turn rates, your bullets hitting small bumps in the ground instead of your enemy because it's technically 3D), but doesn't embrace them enough for dealing with the problems to feel like part of the challenge rather than just unpleasant annoyances. (See, say, Brigador, where thinking about which way your mech is facing actually matters because turning takes so long)

I thought I would take a chance on this one and I feel like I scored a winner . Sci -Fi RPG , lots of customizing your rig , meaningful leveling with many skills to chose , missions and open world , challenging ( I'm on normal and having to reload sometimes ) with a good save system that actually gives you a snapshot of your save . I'm tired of the having to start over permadeath type of games for now . This hits all the box's on my checklist for what I like in this style of game and I still have a lot more to see and do as I 'm not that far along . I bought it after the 1.0.7 patch and haven't had any problems . Two thumbs up !

Awesome game. Lots of fun. I have been through it and in touch with the developer and he has fixed some bugs and adjusted a few things. This game is a lot of fun. It just hasn't been discovered yet. If you are looking for 20 or so hours to waste look no further. Do you like blowing stuff up ? Do you like lots of explosions ? The atmosphere of the game is generally quite dark. This can make it a little tricky to see all enemies all the time but most of them light up in some way and it really makes for some awesome visuals while playing. Lots to explore. Lots of ways to build your custom mech. Side missions and a main storyline to follow. The game is one where you assemble your mech piece by piece with interchangeable components that are individually upgraded at a garage/workshop. Guns - lasers/missiles/ballistic. Up to 3 guns fitted at once and all can be fired at once to throw out an absolute firestorm. engines Locomotion - spider legs, tank tracks(Allows 2 inventory boosting b...

Good game, and with improvements could be worth the price. For me, I found myself having trouble with seeing the smaller creatures in the dark landscape, also has some problem with getting stuck near the bottom of map, couldent see my mech either thru landscape, easy to get momentarily stuck when moving in a fight, as the landscape is somewhat hard to see, as fore-mentioned with its dark look. but easy to deal with. Interesting place, map will have connecting places to travel to, so seems to have a big world. with different types of foes, some quite difficult right away, (others are friendly, and will shoot your same enemies or just say hi to you.) so pick your path and fight sometimes. Control is fine, and so is hit boxes, missed often with the little guys thou, and was not sure if hitting them when real close. There are floating hit numbers and it shows info at screens top when you mouse over something, so feedback is good, and fights were quite fun. The price seems a bit steep,...

*edit* The Developer has fixed the control problems I had originally. The game works and is kind of fun. The upgrade system needs some work and the text-to-speech has gotta go, but there are worse ways to spend time. https://youtu.be/qcrZTp6NrJQ https://youtu.be/inuWaqe5jg0

Good action game with catchy music. I liked the customizable mech and the balloons in the last part of the game.

Untill now it's a pretty good game.

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This one's a nice little adventure where you make your way through the world in a customizable mech. In addition to the numerous mech parts your character can level skills. This gives you quite few different approaches you can take and the choices you make have a real impact on your play style. It's also one of the few mech games I've played where running a light mech can work if you use the right strategy. This game requires skill and quick thinking. At first the overall dark nature of the lighting system bugged me. But, as I played and after a few good scares from monsters sneaking up on me I grew to like it. It's actually quite well done with dynamic lighting where muzzle flashes, lasers and rocket trails light up the area around you as you fight. It's quite atmospheric. Again you have a few different options deal with this, you can upgrade the lights on your mech, use flares, and even a scanner system that will highlight targets for you. There's also a day night cycle, so...