I gave it a whirl last night, and I'll grant that the backgrounds are nice but the UI (Xbox) was making me grind my teeth. Especially if you have the Gamepass where you can try it out for free. If this sounds like something you might like I'd definitely recommend giving it a try. Still in spite of the valid criticisms ever review seems to agree it's a ton of fun kiting groups of enemies, rolling around, and blasting them with a SMG in the first few zones. The character creator is decent but somewhat limited in options and clothing / equipment is limited to just a few slots.
There doesn't appear to be any random play so when the story is complete it looks like that's it, I haven't beaten it and I'm not sure what NG+ options there are.
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Some reviews note there isn't a huge variety in items and no randomization rolling of stats - every weapon will be the same at the same upgrade level but I haven't had quite enough time to be sure of that.
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There are a few performance hiccups in crowds, but at the same time with 100+ characters on screen with full ray traced lighting on it's not too bad.
There are moments when its pretty clear this isn't an AAA title, the UI is pretty clean but there are some places that could use polish or another pass by a translator / editor. It also reportedly supports cross-platform play for the Live / Gamepass version, but if you purchased it on Steam you can only play with other Steam accounts so that's a bit of a bummer. It supports up to four player co-op and looks to support both remote players and couch co-op. Movement, gunplay, atmosphere, it definitely has that feel and grittiness of that classic and that's a good thing.įor $25-30 it definitely feels like it's going to be a better value than that other cyberpunk game that came out a little while ago. Really the game it feels the most like is the reimagination of Crusader: No Remorse. It's not a looter-shooter, and while it has some light RPG elements I'd hesitate to call it a traditional ARPG. Combat is fun and consists of standard twin-stick gunplay with unlimited ammo (in your limited weapon slots) and recharging abilities.Īfter a couple hours of play it's clear this game is not Diablo with guns. Reportedly the game has about 20 hours of standard gameplay and at least the first few areas are beautifully crafted with high density crowds and incredible lighting and detail. Using guns, armor, grenades, and abilities / augmentations you'll murder battle your way to solving that mystery. When Ascent Group suddenly goes bankrupt, it's your job to fight off rivals and protect your home while trying to solve just what happened. The game starts you out as an 'indent' (indentured servant) who is working off their debt to the Ascent Group in the basement of an arcology on the planet Veles. Released it uses the Unreal Engine with all the ray tracing / DLSS bells and whistles to create an immersive isometric gritty cyberpunk world. The Ascent is a cyberpunk sorta action rpg twin stick shooter created by a 12 person team at Swedish developer Neon Giant.
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