Like always when game are soo "critically acclaimed" I went in pretty sceptical.
However, this is a super cool idea. It's a gigantic puzzle the size of a solar system. With some Sci-Fi mystery thrown in. I like it a lot, I've never seen anything like this before. I think this computer needs to be incorporated in every big puzzle game from now on!

For me, this is a 5/5 game. I'm just rating it like this based on my enjoyment. I didn't enjoy the parts where it becomes a bit of a plattformer and if you fuck up you gotta redo a long path.

Went in knowing next to nothing about it.
I'm very surprised how much fun it is and how much I want to play it.

I really enjoy this game. It's a messier Counter Strike.
And it's kind of cool how much it has evolved and improved since lauch.
Shame that you get the microtransactions showed in your face in every possible menu.

I remember loving it when it came out and I played it. Can't remember much, though, so no star rating

It's an original take on the city building. It's also very pretty and relaxing. However, it didn't hook me and I got bored pretty quickly. I prefer city builders with more depth.

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This took two tries for me. On the first one I kinda got bored after the first divine beast. On the second try, years later, it clicked for me. You have to be proactive in perusing things that are fun to you, I didn't get that at the beginning.

The game feels like a big world/box full of toys. The level of thought put into making everything react to interaction is quite amazing. The story is not very interesting to me but it's okay that way. Gives me more room to explore Hyrule on my own, without feeling like I need to progress the main quests.

I would give Nintendo so many moneys, if they sold some way to play this at a higher framerate/resolution. Maybe the next console after the Switch, fingers crossed.

Didn't grab me, for whatever reasons

Cute but didn't hold my interest... Also I feel like the controls where pretty hard to pick up.

Super nice tactical game. Nowadays I prefer something like Fire Emblem though, that adds a metagame to the turn based battles.

Did not enjoy, but might be me.
Game is well made but I don‘t like how metroidvainiay the map feels. I really suck at remembering what is where and then I have to look up a guide.
Also don't find the puzzles particularly intuitive. This also forces me to look things up constantly.
And following a guide ain’t that much fun to me.
I'm generally not the biggest puzzle fan and when you add the stress from the zombies on top it just makes it worse.
Not for me.

5 hours in, I'm surprised by how much I'm enjoying it.
15 hours in I'm getting tired of watching every animation and hearing every voice line for the 20th time.

Might be me, as I've never had a turn based RPG really grab me. But I'm loosing interest. I've also noticed me mentally checking out of battles.

Having trouble getting into this, for the first time, in 2023. I feel like it's one of those games where you need to look up a guide.

Might be good with more time, but I just got bored of it pretty quickly

If it wasn't for my nostalgia, I would consider this pretty much unplayable. Soundrack is great though. But the gameplay is so slow and repetitive. Can't enjoy this, as an adult, unfortunately.

Chill and atmospheric game. You manage your vehicle. But I lost interest pretty quickly.